concur technologies, inc. (competitive discussion) sales offsite april ’99 * confidential * 5/3/99...
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History w Started as Portable Software ( Redmond, WA) w Changed name to Concur Technologies w Acquired 7Software - mid ‘98 14-person startup in the red-hot procurement space w Leading T&E market since 1994 w Partners with American Express, ADP & MicrosoftTRANSCRIPT
Concur Technologies, Inc.
(competitive discussion)Sales Offsite April ’99
* Confidential *
5/3/99 Updated News: - They landed T&E for DaimlerChrysler
- posted their 1 millionth Desktop license
Concur Technologies, Inc.
Company Strategy Products Customers Competitive Landscape Why We’ll Win
History Started as Portable Software (Redmond,
WA) Changed name to Concur Technologies Acquired 7Software - mid ‘98
• 14-person startup in the red-hot procurement space
Leading T&E market since 1994 Partners with American Express, ADP
& Microsoft
Concur Today Leading provider of Web-based
employee-facing business applications Public Company - $800mil mkt cap 250 employees Global support - US, London, Sydney &
Toronto• Includes Asia & New Zealand partners
100% Customer Referenceability 175 customers with 900,000 end users
Financials: RevenueYEAR ENDED SEPTEMBER 30
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1994 1995 1996 1997 1998
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS DATA:
Revenues................................... $ -- $ 2,128 $ 1,959 $ 8,270 $17,159
Operating loss(2).......................... (602) (2,895) (4,958) (5,505) (17,760)
Net loss................................... (602) (2,890) (4,953) (5,524) (18,074)
Pro forma basic and diluted net loss per
share(3)................................ $ (0.23) $ (1.58)
-20000
-10000
0
10000
20000
1994 1995 1996 1997 1998
Revenue / Losses
RevenueNet Loss
1998 NumbersRevenue $ 17 mil-Cost of Rev 6-Sales/Mktg 12-R&D 6-G&A 5-Acq. 5
====($34mil deficit) $ -17 mil loss
Financials: Sources of Income
YEAR ENDED SEPTEMBER 30
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1995 1996 1997 1998
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Revenues:
Licenses.................................... 98.9% 87.6% 76.7% 68.6%
Services.................................... 1.1 12.4 23.3 31.4
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1995 1996 1997 1998
Licenses vs. Revenue
LicensesServices
Recent NewsInforte to Implement and Support Demand for
Concur Technologies' Employee DesktopAlliance Offers Scalable, Integrated Solutions Providing Fast Return on Investment
• Leading provider of enterprise-wide Internet solutions added to Global Alliance Network
• Support North American efforts in implementing the leading web-based Employee Business Portal
(...who the heck is Inforte)
Recent NewsConcur Integrates The American Express Corporate
Purchasing Card With CompanyStoreAmEx & Employee Desktop for End-To-End Procurement Solution
• Extension of long-term alliance to deliver leading T&E tools by integrating card data and travel services into XMS
• Leverage strong relationship to deliver an end-to-end purchasing solution to mutual customers
(…so did everyone else)
Recent NewsAlliedSignal Selects Employee Desktop to Drive Down
Operating Costs and Increase Process EfficienciesGlobal Deployment of CompanyStore to Simplify and Streamline Purchasing to 36,000 Employees
• “CompanyStore is the solution we need to escape the inefficiencies of disparate systems & create a lean procurement process”
• “...electronic routing, cataloging, reporting and payment tracking will enable us to reduce maverick spending and increase our leverage in negotiations with suppliers”
• Consolidate current library of 25 catalogs down to a more manageable number using pooled supplier information available in CompanyStore
Recent NewsAlliedSignal Selects Employee Desktop to Drive Down
Operating Costs and Increase Process EfficienciesGlobal Deployment of CompanyStore to Simplify and Streamline Purchasing to 36,000 Employees
• “CompanyStore is the solution we need to escape the inefficiencies of disparate systems & create a lean procurement process”
• “...electronic routing, cataloging, reporting and payment tracking will enable us to reduce maverick spending and increase our leverage in negotiations with suppliers”
• Consolidate current library of 25 catalogs down to a more manageable number using pooled supplier information available in CompanyStore
•$400,000
•36,000 users
• = $11 per user
•pre-SAP “throw away”
Recent News - April 27th, 1999
ADP Banks on Concur's XMS for Bottom-line SavingsLeading Employee-Facing Application to Cut T&E Costs,
Streamline Processes and Boost Employee Productivity
• One of the world’s largest computing services firms• Deployment to 12,000 employees• “Concur offers a proven implementation methodology and
streamlined expense reporting process for delivering rapid ROI” - Mike Capone, Senior Director of Financial Systems for ADP Employer Services
• Approval slashed from weeks to days• Increase back-office productivity by eliminating re-key
into their Oracle financial system(…we’ll get them)
The Strategy
Extend Leadership Position Expand Product Functionality Extend Product Suite
• Human Resources Self-service, Time and Attendance, Facilities Management
Leverage Employee Desktop to Sell Multiple Applications
Expand International Presence• Localize our applications and accommodate
accounting, customs, currency and tax requirements of foreign jurisdictions
Be the leading provider of Internet-based employee-facing applications that extend automation to employees throughout the enterprise and to partners, vendors and service providers in the extended enterprise
The Strategy Extend Relationships With Strategic Third Parties
• P-Card Providers, IT Outsourcing companies, Telecommunications providers
• Integrate CompanyStore with leading front-office supply vendors to provide our customers with greater access to those vendors
Offer Enterprise Service Provider Solutions• Offer solutions as an Internet-based ESP on a per-transaction
or subscription pricing basis to companies seeking to outsource their employee-facing business applications
• Middle-market customers with 100-750 licensed end users• Starting with XMS in the second half of calendar 1999• CompanyStore and Employee Desktop in fiscal 2000
The Tactics Sell EmployeeDesktop & CompanyStore into
existing XMS customers Attack Middle Market Roll out ECommerce Network Portal Sell value (kill Ariba on price)
Build Customer Base (give it away)
Push Microsoft advantage• Ariba, Commerce One, even Concur, may not be
around in a few years - Microsoft, and its technology will!
The Products Employee Desktop 5.0
• First Intranet Business Portal for Integrated Business Processes
CompanyStore• Automated Web Procurement
XMS Xpense Management Solution• We are the leader in Expense
Management
XMSWorld's leading software for automated travel and entertainment expense management
Results in ongoing cost reductions• Expense report preparation, approval to policy compliance,
reimbursement, and data analysis
• Reconciles foreign exchange rates and calculates international taxes
• Does the hard work for travelers, automatically sorting and calculating data, itemizing hotel bills, and pre-populating charge card and travel booking service
Incorporates proven best practices• Designed to incorporate your proven best practices
• Also those we recommend based on our years of experience with other companies
XMSWorld's leading software for automated travel and entertainment expense management
Integrates your existing systems - with room to grow• Expense data travels over the Intranet into your back-office
financial systems for maximum accuracy and quick reimbursement
• As a scalable solution, XMS is built to handle your current and future performance needs
Collects comprehensive data for informed decisions• Gathers a wealth of information to help you analyze trends,
influence budget decisions, and improve forecasting
• Summarized expense data also gives travel managers the edge in negotiating rates with hotels, airlines, and car rental agencies
CompanyStoreIn-house ECommerce site for ordering non-production office goods and services
Mission• Streamlines corporate procurement via the web• Easily order supplies and services while tracking
the information and order status from their desktops
• Establish levels of approval, control the products and services offered, define ordering limits and streamline workflow
• Quickly decreases procurement processing costs across the enterprise - Quickly implemented, easy to use, easy to administer and easy to configure
CompanyStoreIn-house ECommerce site for ordering non-production office goods and services
5.0 Release - March 29th•Ease of use (enhanced)•Ease of deployment (enhanced)•Graphical workflow•Document Attachments•Powerful Reporting
Built on Microsoft Technology•NT•SQL Server•Site Server Commerce Edition•BizTalk / CIP
CompanyStoreIn-house ECommerce site for ordering non-production office goods and services
Other features:•Cost-saving and productivity-enhancing
capabilities to companies with Oracle, PeopleSoft and SAP ERP environments and GEAC, Walker and other legacy systems
•Comprehensive administration tools for workflow and approval
•Rapid implementation methodology
Typical PO costs $60 - we can take it down to $10
Generate significant and immediate return on investment
CompanyStoreIn-house ECommerce site for ordering non-production office goods and services
Raising Web procurement to new heights• Does not end with a fully-automated
procurement process• Integration with Employee Desktop ties this
and other business processes together into one streamlined chain of efficiency and productivity
• Positive impact on employee productivity and on a company's bottom-line will be tremendous
The employee Business Portal• Single point of entry to employee
facing apps• Automate recurring activities
* Expense reports* Booking travel
reservations* Choosing benefit
plans* Ordering office
supplies* Other internal
systems
Employee Desktop 5.0The employee business portal to employee facing applications, information, and services
Easy access, uniform portal Keep your employees focused on their core
responsibilities Flags, reports, and organizes everything that
requires their personal attention Delivers your corporate information and
essential support services to desktops Unprecedented open framework for
integrating internally developed solutions, third-party applications, and extranet services
Employee Desktop 5.0The employee business portal to employee facing applications, information, and services
Employee Desktop 5.0The employee business portal to employee facing applications, information, and services
Reduces the need for IT support - administrative processes is captured in a central database
• Minimum support requirements• Instant deployment across the enterprise
Ensures policy compliance - honors special configuration needs for each application
• per diem rates for T&E reporting• authorized suppliers for online purchasing
High return on investment• With Employee Desktop on every desktop, your company gets the
highest possible return on investment in the shortest possible time
Customers Allied Signal
• Global 36,000 employees (…yeah right, we’ll get them too)
Hearst• Corporate Desktop and T&E driven
KnightRidder• Recent win• T&E only for 4,000 users
DaimlerChrylser • New - 5/3• T&E only - but pitched EmployeeDesktop
Over 150 customers...
Customers (and many references...!)
Aerospace and Defense Northrop Grumman
Banking ABN AMRO Citibank
Chemicals DuPont Company Monsanto
Computer Hardware Seagate Technology
Computer Software Comdisco Computer Sciences Corporation Scantron Visio
Consumer Durables Eastman Kodak Maytag Motorola Asia
Consumer Nondurables Avon Gillette SC Johnson Wax
Energy Exxon Company USA Phillips Petroleum Texaco
Financial Services Morgan Stanley TransAmerica
Food and Beverage Anheuser-Busch Nestle Seagrams
Health Services Tenet Healthcare
Manufacturing Case Corporation
Materials and Construction CSR America Weyerhaeuser
Media Ackerley Group CMP Media Metromedia International
Pharmaceuticals Merck, Sharpe & Dohme Pfizer USA Pharmacia-Upjohn
Retail JC Penney
Education Harvard University
Telecommunications AT&T Lucent Technologies Sprint
Transportation American Airlines
Case Studies: The Hearst Corporation
One of the world's largest communications companies
Will use Employee Desktop business portal for integration, XMS for T&E and CompanyStore for purchasing
Employees need only a simple Web browser to accomplish full automation
Not limited to Concur’s applications - Hearst will integrate and access additional corporate services and information through a single desktop portal
Case Studies: The Hearst Corporation
Allow Hearst to channel its employees towards preferred suppliers or travel services and remove maverick spending
Employee Desktop's robust reporting tools will also allow managers to gather organized data with which to negotiate better supplier rates for additional savings
Best-of-breed applications, combined with a unique open architecture, will deliver unprecedented levels of process efficiency and productivity gains that significantly enhance employees' work experiences
Competitive Landscape
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Flexibility
0 2 4 6 8 10
Clarus CorpOracle
AribaAmerican Tech
AGENTicsRightworks
ConcurCommerce One
ElcomIntelisys
Netscape
10 = Excellent0 = Poor
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Ease of Use
10 = Excellent
Oracle
AribaRightworks
Clarus Corp.
Concur
American Tech
Commerce One
AGENTicsNetscape
Elcom
Intelisys0 2 4 6 8 10
0 = Poor
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Ease of Administration
10 = Excellent
Rightworks
Clarus Corp.
ConcurElcom
Ariba
AGENTicsAmerican Tech
Commerce OneIntelisys
Netscape
Oracle
0 2 4 6 8 10
0 = Poor
Inter-Enterprise Process Automation
Intelisys
Oracle
Ariba1
2
3
Internet-Based Procurement Generation
Functionality
Approval Routing
Catalog Catalog ContentContent
Inter-Enterprise Process Automation
Commerce One
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Top 4 Internet-Based Procurement Software Vendors
Vendor Product Name Pricing Server Platforms Placements
Ariba Technologies
ORMS 18
CommerceOne
BuySite, MarketSite $350K - $4M Win NT 20
Win NT, Sun Solaris, HP/UX
$740K- $4M
InteliSys IEC Enterprise $250K+ Win NT 14
Clarus Corp. CLARUS E-Procurement
$500K-$700K Win NT 12
Competitive Positioning Strengths
•Largest market share•Market leader for 4 years•Mature Product•Clear vision•Strong Partnerships•Proven ROI
How Concur Will Win (remember, I’m still Concur)
Ariba costs way too much• Very high price - $2 to $4million (“gouging customers”)
Ariba is not scalable Ariba has a proprietary architecture
• Java server, CIF, Business rules, no tools Ariba not fully deployed anywhere
• (as of end of 1998) Ariba's development strategy is costly
• Better suited to high-end customers with very sophisticated procurement needs
Now back to reality...
Real things to watch out for... T&E They lead with strong customer base & product
Travel integration, AmEx partnership Intranet Portal They integrates other apps (IT appeal) FUD Gouging, very large customers only
Say they have same features & same ROI PriceStarts at $100,000 (up to $400,000, down to $0)
Why Ariba will Win... ORM HTML UI They can’t do User Capture like us... ROI Proven Scalability vs. 75 users/server, unhappy custs (T.I.) eForms They can’t automate other processes... custom demo Proven RolloutsThey have no new products deployed yet Viability Customers, Analysts, Financials, Vision and ...