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LCBO’s Treasury Transformation Carmela Abbamonte- Boyko, CPA, CMA Manager, Oracle Financials Email: carmela.abbamonte- [email protected] Eduardo Farfan, CPA, CMA Project Leader, Treasury Email: eduardo.farfan@lcbo .com Glenda Cardiño, CPA, CMA Treasury Analyst, Treasury Email: glenda.cardino@lcbo .com

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LCBO’s Treasury Transformation

Carmela Abbamonte-Boyko, CPA, CMA Manager, Oracle Financials Email: [email protected]

Eduardo Farfan, CPA, CMA Project Leader, Treasury Email: [email protected]

Glenda Cardiño, CPA, CMA Treasury Analyst, Treasury Email: [email protected]

Agenda Who are we? Life before Implementation Why Oracle/Hyperion? Project Objectives Project Overview Life after Implementation Challenges & Successes Lessons Learned What is next?

LCBO – Who are we?

One of the world’s largest purchasers of alcoholic beverage Crown corporation 6,000 employees working in:

• 630+ retail outlets • 5 warehouses • Several regional, district locations • Head office

LCBO Treasury – Who are we? Investments; short-term timeframe, R1

(low) or higher instruments Hedging; passive strategy to reduce

losses LCBO does not incur debt to sustain

its operations Annual Cash Plan; Dividend schedule

to Province

LCBO SYSTEMS – ORACLE BUSINESS SUITE

THIRD PARTY

HOST (Web based)

Email

Email – Data Entry

Hardcopies

Life before Implementation

Why Oracle/Hyperion? Oracle E-Business Suite is LCBO’s Financial

System Hyperion is LCBO’s Financial Planning Tool Integration with Accounts Payable & Financial

Planning Process Leveraging experience & knowledge Small Treasury Operation

What is your Treasury

Application?

Project Objectives Business Processes (STREAMLINE):

• Review & assess Treasury’s processes

• Implement improvements based on recommendations

Project Objectives System Implementation (INTEGRATION):

• ORACLE Treasury Module

• Transition of Cash Forecast Models to Hyperion

Project Overview

Go Live! - Feb 26 & 28

Vision & Plan Design Build & Test Operate

Perform Treasury review & provide recommendations Define business

requirements Fit/gap Analysis Oct 21-Dec 16

Business process design Oracle

Treasury & Hyperion Planning Design Nov 18-Jan

17

Configure & Test Nov 4-

Feb 21

Project Overview Project Launch

• Issue RFP to review, recommend and assist with implementation

• Select a partner

Project Management • Identify project team • Develop Project Charter & Plan • Establish weekly status meetings • Use of Share Point Repository

Project Overview Process Review

• Assess Treasury policies and programs on Foreign Exchange, Hedging, Investment, Cash Management and Forecasting

Business Requirements Workshops • Define to-be processes and requirements • Leverage industry best practices and Oracle out-

of-the box functionality

Project Overview Solution Design

• Perform Gap analysis • Configure Applications

Solution Development

• Create reports in Oracle Treasury • Develop 30+ web forms/business rules for Cash

Position & Planning • Integrate Oracle to Hyperion through interface

Project Overview Testing

• Build test scripts • Map & load test data • Perform unit, integration and user acceptance

testing Go-Live and Support

• Cutover planning • GO LIVE! • Post Go-Live support

LCBO SYSTEMS – ORACLE BUSINESS SUITE

THIRD PARTY

HOST (Web Based)

Email

Email – Data Entry

Hardcopies

Life after Implementation

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Project Challenges

Tight timelines due to year-end constraints Short learning curve for

Hyperion Planning Limited resources Key technical resource

not on-site

Technical Challenges Oracle Discounted

Securities calculation Oracle-Hyperion

interface development

Design of a date-specific Hyperion Cash Planning model Oracle BAI file

import process

Did you face issues importing

BAI Files into your application?

Successes

Integrated business processes

Streamline process flow

Reduction of data entry

Effective knowledge transfer

Successes

Elimination of third-party hosting

Improved efficiency in Annual Cash Planning process

Improved FX hedging Capability of electronic

signature Dashboard – Increase visibility

related to Risk Management

Are you using electronic

signatures?

Dashboard

Dashboard

Do you have a Treasury

dashboard?

Lessons Learned Perform business review & initial

configuration in parallel Key members should be on site Allow key members to start system testing

earlier

Lessons Learned Determine a good testing data strategy Daily touch point meetings during UAT

helped with keeping the team focused Post-implementation support is critical

What is next?

Review and update of key Treasury Policies

Inclusion of Treasury function in LCBO’s Business Recovery Plan

Develop a Banking Scorecard

Better integrate Treasury into Enterprise Risk Management

Thank you