KPMG and ServiceNow Announce Expanded Commitment to reimagine finance, supply chain, and procurement
KPMG and ServiceNow announced an
expanded commitment to reimagine finance, supply chain, and procurement
operations. The expanded partnership is part of a decade-long
relationship that spans IT, HR, risk, cybersecurity, and environmental, social
and governance (ESG), includes
investment from both organizations to create new offerings that bring
together AI, low-code capabilities, and deep
industry knowledge and expertise.
ServiceNow
estimates there is a $11B total addressable market by 2025 for sourcing and
procurement operations as well as a multibillion-dollar opportunity for finance
and supply chain solutions that bring together people, processes, data, and
technology on one, simplified platform. While early engagement is critical for
procurement to be able to influence spending and enable better decision making,
many internal customers are frustrated by the lack of transparency and
fragmentation across the procurement and approval processes.
The
joint effort combines the breadth of experience and market‑leading industry
insights of KPMG professionals with ServiceNow’s recently announced AI-powered Finance and Supply Chain Workflows that complements
customers' existing procurement and supply chain systems, streamlines
processes, and improves the employee experience while helping reduce costs
and increasing efficiency.
KPMG
firms will use the new workflows to modernize their own processes and enhance
the employee experience. Further, ServiceNow will leverage KPMG’s advisory
expertise to optimize operations within its own finance organization.
The expanded partnership will build on KPMG’s professional services
expertise and ServiceNow’s Finance and Supply Chain Workflows in the following
areas:
· Intelligent automation: Complex procurement
processes, such as IT and professional services, are streamlined using
intelligent automation across intake, sourcing, contracting, risk review, and
finance. KPMG clients can increase procurement productivity by reducing
non-value-added tasks while also significantly improving cycle times.
· Low-code: ServiceNow’s Clean Core ERP
with App Engine, a low‑code development tool that uses AI and identifies legacy
ERP technical debt that can be removed, replaced, or automated. Clients and
KPMG employees can build custom applications that help to meet their unique business
needs, while also creating easy to use experiences.
· Generative AI: KPMG firms will
embed ServiceNow’s recently announced generative AI capabilities into their
operations to help enhance the self-service and work experience for employees and
clients. The solution will help to reduce the need for dedicated teams to
triage and manage time-consuming, but low value procurement and supplier
inquiries, allowing more time to focus on more critical business imperatives.
ServiceNow’s generative AI capabilities will enable better and faster answers
to customer inquiries, unlock insights within the Now Platform®️, and help to
improve overall work processes for increased efficiency and business
transformation.
· Enterprise risk management: Through
KPMG’s deep risk and procurement expertise and ServiceNow's workflows,
automated security and compliance monitoring is built directly into the
portfolio of joint offerings, helping organizations to continuously track and
identify high-impact risks. Using ServiceNow’s risk and compliance solutions
and third-party risk management offerings will assist businesses to operate
with the confidence that they are consistently meeting regulatory compliance
requirements and mitigating issues.
In recognition of KPMG’s work to
deliver game-changing digital solutions that help to significantly transform
organizations through outstanding value and impact, the company was named
the 2023 and 2022 ServiceNow
Worldwide Transformation Partner of the Year.
Leave A Comment