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Title: Corporate Travel Department Under Fire


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Getting to the Bottom of Soaring Travel Costs
With Business Intelligence
Camille Olivere
e-Travel, Inc.
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Agenda
  • Cost controls are becoming imperative
  • The challenges of managing information
  • Meeting the challenge e-Travel Intelligence
  • Enterprise Travel Management - impacting the
    bottom line

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Corporate Travel Costs are Significant
  • Fact More employees are traveling
  • In 1998 traveling employees comprised 22 of the
    total employee base, in 2000 that number
    increased to 25.
  • Fact TE costs represent the second highest
    controllable corporate expense
  • Large and mid-size U.S. companies spent nearly
    160 billion on TE last year.
  • Fact Corporate travel costs are on the rise
  • 54 of organizations saw an increase in travel
    expenditures from 1998 to 1999.

Corporations need to find ways to control the
spiraling costs of doing business
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Travel Departments Are Under Scrutiny
Transition from Profit Center to Cost Center
Itinerary Processing Costs
Commission Rates
5
Corporate Profits are Declining
A slowing economy puts pressure on corporate
profitsthe race is on to reduce costs.
6
The message to corporate travel managers from the
top CUT COSTS!
Answer Leverage business intelligence to manage
corporate travel policy and keep costs down. But
How?
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Information Gathering Can Be Difficult
  • Key travel information is not distributed
    throughout the organization.
  • Information is not always available in real time
    when its needed most.
  • Policy exception information and its impact on
    travel costs is not readily obtainable.
  • Lack of consolidation leads to islands of
    information

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Existing Travel Intelligence Systems
Islands of Information only Provide Pieces of the
Puzzle
Desktop Reporting
Agency
Corporate Charge Card Data
Desktop Reporting
GDS
Agency
Multi-Agency and Global Consolidation
Desktop Reporting
Out-of-Pocket Costs/ Expense Reports System
Desktop Reporting
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What can e-Travel do to help?
e-Travel Intelligence
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e-Travel Intelligence
  • Consolidate information from disparate sources
  • Provide intelligence on policy violations
  • Access comprehensive supplier information
  • Get information in real-time reporting

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e-Travel Consolidates All Sources
ForComprehensive Business Intelligence
Confidential e-Travel Internal Use Only 11
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Better Information...Better Decisions
Timely, accurate information at your fingertips
  • Powerful queries using Oracle Discoverer
  • Organized workbooks and worksheets
  • Drill, filter, sort, and use parameters
  • Comprehensive export abilities
  • Excel, html, tab-delimited
  • Data sorted by company, cost center, or traveler
  • Context-sensitive Help menu

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e-Travel Intelligence
Optimize travel management control with real time
reporting
14
e-Travel Intelligence is part of a comprehensive
approach to enterprise travel management (ETM)
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What is Enterprise Travel Management?
ETM includes two key elements
  • Direct links between travel buyers and suppliers
  • Bring market efficiencies to corporate travel
  • Enable new functionality and services
  • Integration
  • Of all key components (booking, meeting mgmt,
    reimbursement, business intelligence, etc.) for a
    comprehensive system
  • With enterprise modules and technologies (HR,
    procurement, workflow, business
    intelligence,etc.) to leverage existing
    technology infrastructure and provide powerful
    new capabilities

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ETM Integration with Enterprise Information
Technology (IT) Infrastructure
  • Human Resources Management System (HRMS)
  • Efficiently create and maintain traveler
    profiles, including scenarios where an employee
    joins and leaves the company, and where employee
    transfers to another job
  • Enable pre-trip approval using workflow
    management system
  • Leverage HRMS integration to provide hierarchical
    business intelligence where data is efficiently
    distributed throughout the global organization
  • Additional integration opportunities available
    with procurement, financials, sales force
    automation, professional services automation

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Bottom Line Save 10-20 Or More on Travel Costs
  • Reduce itinerary processing costs
  • Reduce direct travel costs
  • Better information
  • Improved policy communication and enforcement

Airfare
Booking Cost
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610
520
Average domestic ticket price 550 USD
Conventionally-booked ticket
Withe-Travel
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Where Business Goes for Business Travelsm
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