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Round Table Discussions Discussion topics Travel Management is increasingly becoming part of Procurement - What are the pros - why - What are the cons - why - What are the challenges - why What benefits, if any, do centralized agreements have for corporations today - What are the benefits - why - What are the challenges why - What is the future why What KPIs are most important for senior management - From the perspective of Travel Manager why - From the perspective of Senior Management - why - From the perspective of Procurement - why

Table # 1 Travel Management is increasingly becoming part of Procurement What are the pros? Why? Professional buyers Support from the board of directors. To get management support. Buying is the core business of the purchasing people. The cons can be that the purchasing becomes technical.

Table # 2 Travel Management is increasingly becoming part of Procurement What are the cons? Why? Lack of understanding of travel management -Wrong measurements - unable to consider all stakeholders Procurement is too simplistic -Lack of the understanding the complexity of TM broad outlook vs tunnelvision Lack of ownership of the complete agreement -Contract signed and then left who is responsible? whole table could not really agree that Travel Management is moving towards procurement. It was agreed that TM is moving more to other areas in the company TM more towards business support with increasing involvement of sourcing / procurement.

Table # 3 Travel Management is increasingly becoming part of Procurement What are the challenges? Why? Targets can be on direct savings Procurement targets can be set differently to the target. Responsibilities and implementation not ongoing Travel category different from other procurement categories constantly changing business models Risk of commoditizing Procurement focused in negotiations + initial contracting, but often fall out of long term implementation issues. Expertize required to keep up to date of changing business models e.g. commissions, GDS/merchant fees, airline surcharges etc HR has more power to mandate when hurdles are met. Procurement could replace travel management. Category team to ensure specialists in travel still involved / good network required within company.

Table # 4 What benefits, if any, do centralized agreements have for corporations today What are the benefits? Why? Reporting Cost savings Control -Data collection - Follow-up - Budgeting - Helps negotiations -Win-win situations - Save time from travellers - Lower prices from suppliers - Process cost -Mandate - Support from management Support company policy -Environmental policy - Security policy Implementation Supplier -Guidelines - Online system e.g. Amadeus - Different IT systems - Commitment - One point of contact - Streamlined - Less time consuming

Table # 5 What benefits, if any, do centralized agreements have for corporations today What are the challenges? Why? Communication Consolidated data - How to reach the right persons in organisation - No value locally from global deals - Company and local ethics and rules applied - Suppliers not ready - Field is too scattered Immatureness - All sides not mature enough - Mandate lacking - Processes, technology not ready

Table # 6 What benefits, if any, do centralized agreements have for corporations today What is the future? Why? Cantralization ongoing strongly Scale of economics Flexible contract management Dynamic market pricing Online activities qrowing including centralized agreements Travel policy easier to implement and communicate

Table # 7 What KPI s are most important for Senior Management From Travel Manager s perspective Why? Demand reports by trip reports Travel safety Cost effective travel programme and processes Benefitial supplier contracts Balanced travel, including responsibility issues

Table # 8 What KPI s are most important for Senior Management From Senior Management s perspective Cost savings (in figures & percentage difference) Why? To measure if plans have been met * Trends The whole picture of the travel structure and patterns -To understand the big picture - Know your own WoW Way of Working Satisfaction surveys Barometer (end users) of overall functionality of Travel Management Compliance & process WoW Way of Working

Table # 9 What KPI s are most important for Senior Management From Procurement s perspective Why? - Monthly savings - Client satisfaction - Process efficiency - Benchmarking procurement performance - Saving time - Saving money - to develop - Saving time - Saving money - to develop - Overall ROI - Security - Saving time - Saving money - to develop - Quality - Saving time - Saving money - to develop

Table # 10 Travel Management is increasingly becoming part of Procurement What are the challenges? Why? Steering to chosen partners - Personal interest of traveller - Loyalty programmes Top down KPI s - Focus only on financial figures Knowledge in sourcing not enough - Business Travel is not commodity Co-operation between travel and sourcing - Different background, culture and interest - Unclear responsibility / mandate, support, decision making

Table # 11 What benefits, if any, do centralized agreements have for corporations today What is the future? Why? Centralized agreements give better pricing, less negotiating, easier monitoring, but do not suit all categories equally well. Presently centralized agreements are not good alone. The mixture would be ideal in this situation. Consolidated reporting better Dynamic pricing better Global centralized agreements do not always serve the local unit. Communication critical (Travel, Management, TMC, Intranet for example) Local units and market conditions should be taken into consideration.

Table # 12 What KPI s are most important for Senior Management From Procurement s perspective Why? Average rate development * Also the trip avoidance To see the efficiency of the travel management Benchmark figures To see the performance against other companies within the market Compliance * The share of non compliant bookings To see how the end users are behaving, how the policy works and how the contracats are in use Safety issues / Environment * The time when the travellers are reached in a case of emergency Environmental issues * CO2 To report the issues related to CSR To report the issues related to CSR