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FEB-04
Moving Siemens Business Services forward�
Siemens Business ServicesFinancial Market Day, February 17, 2004
Paul A. Stodden, Group PresidentBernd Regendantz, Chief Financial Officer
2FEB-04
Our business: IT services
Customers
FY 03 figures
EUR 5.2 billion sales and 34,600 employees in 44 countries
Consulting, project-based business solutions and systems integration
Maintenance of hardware and software products, infrastructure services
Outsourcing of computer centers, desktop services, local networks (LAN/WAN) and call centers
Consult, Design,Build
Operate Maintain
SolutionBusiness
Operation Related Services
Product RelatedServices
SBS overview
Strategic direction
Selected initiatives
Moving SBS forward�
3FEB-04
Consult, Design, Build Operate Maintain
Complete lifecycle of desktop-related services for 105,000 workstations; charges based on a �fixed and variable� cost model with a baseline marginProject volume: EUR 90 millions
Consolidation of SAP R/3 systems in Austria and five other countries and operation of the SAP R/3 center; Project volume: EUR 7.6 millions
Full service IT Outsourcing with business transformation (restructuring and decentralization) Project volume: EUR 136 millions
Department of LabourSouth Africa
We manage innovative projects across the complete value chain
Business process outsourcing including full technological and business transformationProject volume: EUR 1.5 billions
SBS overview
Strategic direction
Selected initiatives
Moving SBS forward�
4FEB-04
We serve the most important regions and sectors along the entire value chain
Mission �We create value for customers by providing business services enabled by information and communication technology.
We achieve this through creative and committed people employing innovative solutions to meet customer needs,today and tomorrow.
As a Siemens company, we deliver what we promise.�
Sales by Global Business Unit
SolutionBusiness�SOL�
Product Related Services�PRS�
OperationRelatedServices�ORS�
FY 03 figures
28%
25%
Sales by region
5%OtherNorthAmerica
Europe (not includingGermany)
Germany
7%
39%
49%
Sales by sector
Public sector
Other
Financesector
Manu-facturing
24%
21%
15%
40%
47%
SBS overview
Strategic direction
Selected initiatives
Moving SBS forward�
5FEB-04
Main measures
FY 02 FY 03 Total
650
1,928
575
in millions of euros
Target FY04
703
Our achievements since 2002 have been a great team effort
We have improved our productivity by more than EUR 1.2 bn. in two years
Main successes
! Process optimization
! Purchasing initiative
! Global portfolio established
! Overhead efficiency improvement
! Improved project management
! Numerous international projects won
! No. 1 in e-Government in Europe
! No. 1 in Austria
! Long-term high-risk projects stabilized
SBS overview
Strategic direction
Selected initiatives
Moving SBS forward�
6FEB-04
Group Profit (41)17 44*
New orders
Sales
1,243
1,317
1,297
1,283
Q4 FY03
Q3FY03
We are on track to meet our performance targets
* 36 millions of euros (2,7%) without one-time charges of 77 millions of eurosfor risks associated with a long-term BPO contract in the UK
Q1 FY04
1,399
1,210
in % of Sales (3.1)1.3 3.7
Net cash 162(56) (131)
25
1,291
1,338
Q2FY03
1.9
(66)
12
1,394
1,267
Q1FY03
1.0
(101)
*
Vision
�Our customers place their trust in us.
Our network of people gives customers the freedom to excel.�
in millions of eurosSBS overview
Strategic direction
Selected initiatives
Moving SBS forward�
7FEB-04
Our strategic direction: �Leading global full service provider�
Customers
! Focus on large and selected mid-size accounts
! Focus on Manufacturing, Financial Services and Public Sector
Services
! Full coverage of the IT services value chain
! Further enhancement of our BPO offerings
Countries and Regions
! Focus on Europe and the US
! build No. 1-5 positions in European countries
! double US business
! Leverage partnership with Fujitsu in Asia Pacific
SBS overview
Strategic direction
Selected initiatives
Moving SBS forward�
8FEB-04
Innovation Customer focus
Cross selling initiative
Winning new customers
drives profit and growth
Global competitiveness
Project-management@Siemens
Software initiative
worldwidemanufacturing concept
Shared services
Asset Management
Service initiative
Quality and process initiative
Examples of SMS implementation
Trend settingtechnologies
Platform strategies
Clear responsibilities, goals and incentives on project level
BPO
M-ParkingGlobal delivery
backbone / offshore
Morgan Stanley
SBS overview
Strategic direction
Selected initiatives
Moving SBS forward�
9FEB-04
! More than 40,000 registered users already
! Most successful mobile commerce project in Austria
! Strengthening our leading position in the public sector
Imagine, there would be�
� no more hassle with paper tickets
� no more administrative expenses due to exceeded parking time
We realize innovative solutions, such as �M-Parking� in Vienna
Simply park your car and pay via sending a text message
Get informed before your ticket expires and extend your parking limit without returning to your car
SBS overview
Strategic direction
Selected initiatives
Moving SBS forward�
10FEB-04
! We provide help desk and desktop services for more than 20,000 seats
! Global reach covering offices in the US, Europe, Hong Kong and Asia Pacific
The Morgan Stanley deal proves our capabilities to win and manage global deals
! Successfully increased �share of wallet� based on trustful relationship with Morgan Stanley
! Global deal utilizing seamless cross-border and cross-GBU collaboration
! Leverage partnership with Fujitsu in Asia Pacific
Morgan Stanley required a consistent global IT service solution
HighlightsPicture missing
SBS overview
Strategic direction
Selected initiatives
Moving SBS forward�
11FEB-04
! Global data centers in Germany, Austria and the US
! Three primary global helpdesks in Turkey, Ireland and Canada
! Maximum one central Customer Interaction Center & Data Center by country
We consolidate help desks and data centers to improve our global competitiveness
Continent No. of DC
Past structure �Global Delivery Backbone�
HD = Helpdesk, DC = Data Center
No. of HD
Americas 63
Europe 4821
AsiaAfricaAustralia
183
TOTAL 7227
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SBS overview
Strategic direction
Selected initiatives
Moving SBS forward�
12FEB-04
! About 5% of our employees belong to worldwide offshore locations today
! Leverage labor cost advantage
! Leverage 7x24 availability
! Our offshore activities will lead to savings of up to EUR 80 millions by 2005
! Customer care processes
A mix of on- and offshore capacities ensures our long-term global competitiveness
! Call center services
! Application support and BPO
! Administrative support processes
We have successfully established offshore centers across the globe
Canada Turkey
India Russia
SBS overview
Strategic direction
Selected initiatives
Moving SBS forward�
13FEB-04
We leverage the market opportunity BPO in response to customer needs
! Customers will increasingly start to buy processes rather than IT
! BPO players will increasingly control current customer interfaces and high value parts
! BPO is a large and fast growing opportunity! worldwide market volume in 2003: EUR 122 billion! CAGR 03-07: 10% p.a.
! Initial focus on HR and Financial Services
! Initial focus on UK and Germany
! Leverage our existing business and customer base
Our strategy
Attractive and strategic marketSBS overview
Strategic direction
Selected initiatives
Moving SBS forward�
14FEB-04
Our business: IT services
Customers
FY 03 figures 1) A dedicated BPO Global business unit will be founded on October 1, 2004
EUR 5.2 billion sales and 34,600 employees in 44 countries
Consulting, project-based business solutions and systems integration
Maintenance of hardware and software products, infrastructure services
Outsourcing of computer centers, desktop services, local networks (LAN/WAN) and call centers
Consult, Design,Build
Operate Maintain
Outsourcing of IT-intensive business processes in HR and Financial Services
SolutionBusiness
Business Process Outsourcing1)
Operation Related Services
Product Related Services
SBS overview
Strategic direction
Selected initiatives
Moving SBS forward�
15FEB-04
+ We will move SBS forward to a �leading global full service provider�
Moving Siemens Business Services forward�
+ We go for profit and growth:Quarterly results show we are on track
+We have successfully completed a phase of consolidation in a difficult market environment
SBS overview
Strategic direction
Selected initiatives
Moving SBS forward�
16FEB-04
Backup
17FEB-04
Management of over 12,000 terminal devices with more than 1,000 different programs as well as 330 telecommunications systems and 2,200 data network components
Implementation of an electronic reservation system for 2,500 employees of Accenture in Germany
Impact: Sustained reduction of IT costs by more than 10 percent over the project period (50 million euros), considerable reduction of assets
Impact: Reduction of process costs for business travel by over 35 % with a Return on Investment after 1 year
IT outsourcing with a clear cost reduction effect
IT investment with an immediate payback
IT consolidation with a clear cost reduction effect
Design and implementation of a consolidated ERM solution and operation of the data center of Henkel CEE in Austria
Impact: Sustainable cost reduction in data center and applications management
Cost reduction is our customers�priority No. 1
SBS overview
Strategic direction
Selected initiatives
Moving SBS forward�
18FEB-04
Implementation and operation of an Infineon-wide Supply Chain Management solution
Innovative applications save time
Impact: Considerably shorter planning cycles, optimized production capacities, increased time-to-market and transparency
Global scope with offshore services reduces costs
Application management, remote application support and operating system administration for OfficeMax Headquarters with over 1,000 stores the United States by SBS India
Impact: Sustainable reduction of application support and main-tenance cost and increased customer satisfaction through consistent system availability (7x24)
Seamless e-business speeds up business processes
Impact: Reduction of time-to-accident by 50%
Mobile location-based emergency call management for 4,600 on-duty vehicles of the Arma dei Carabinieri
Future value networks ensure competitiveness on a global scale
SBS overview
Strategic direction
Selected initiatives
Moving SBS forward�
19FEB-04
One key element is to reach No. 1-5 market positions in most European countries
1) AMC = Application Management Center (AUT, SPA, NDL)
SPA
AUT
NDLPOL
TRK
CRE
HUN
BalticStates
GER
Slovakia
SLO
RUS
ROM
BUL
DEN
NORSWE
FIN
Siemens AMCs1)
Nordic Concept
EU enlargement
Offshore delivery
! Build sustainable position in European countries (at least No. 5 or 5% market share)
! Follow needs of multi-national accounts with a special focus on Siemens
! Follow needs of multinational partners
! Leverage EU enlargement
! Leverage �show cases� Austria and Finland
SBS overview
Strategic direction
Selected initiatives
Moving SBS forward�
20FEB-04
In North America, we will double our business with full-scope ITO
! ITO is a large USD 57 billion market with double-digit growth rates and attractive gross margins
! We have a platform to build an ITO business to target USD 1-10 billion companies
! We will leverage selected global ITO capabilities from PRS and SOL
We can build a sustainable and profitable business in North America by focusing on full-scope ITO
We will double our business in North America
SBS overview
Strategic direction
Selected initiatives
Moving SBS forward�
21FEB-04
Source: Gartner Group; BITKOM for the German IT market
2006-4
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0
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
The Gartner hype cycle from 2001
Forecast by Gartner(CAGR: 5%)
1998 2000 2002 2004
The actual IT market performance
%
The current market development confirms the return to growth in our business
SBS overview
Strategic direction
Selected initiatives
Moving SBS forward�
22FEB-04
Siemens Investor Relations Team
Webpage: http://www.siemens.com Investor Relations
e-mail: [email protected]
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Marcus Desimoni +49-89-636-32445
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Claudia Wagner +49-89-636-33693
Disclaimer:This presentation contains forward-looking statements based on beliefs of Siemens' management. Suchstatements reflect the company's current views with respect to future events and are subject to risks and uncertainties. Many factors could cause the actual results to be materially different, including, among others, changes in general economic and business conditions, changes in currency exchange rates and interest rates, introduction of competing products, lack of acceptance of new products or services and changes in business strategy. Actual results may vary materially from those projected here. Siemens does not intend or assume any obligation to update these forward-looking statements.