19-20 november, 2008 | copenhagen. david held product marketing manager microsoft corporation
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19-20 November, 2008 | Copenhagen
A tale of two customers:Real Results with Microsoft Dynamics CRMDavid HeldProduct Marketing ManagerMicrosoft Corporation
Our Mission Statement
Enable businesses to realize their full potential by delivering innovative business application
software and services that improve the productivity of their
people
What does mean for my business?Familiar to
your peopleFits with
your systems
Fuels your business
productivity
Enables confidentdecision making
StructuredUnstructured
Flexible deployment options for your business
YOUR PROCESSES
YOUR DESIGN
CustomizationIntegrationIntelligence
ON YOUR TERMS
Risk CostTime to benefit
On-Premise & On-Demand
Microsoft Dynamics CRM: Global Customer Base
Professional ServicesFinancial Services Manufacturing
Retail & Hospitality
Health & Life SciencesPublic Sector Travel &
Entertainment
Real-world results
Thomas UrbanProgram Manager CRM Arvato AG
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STARS @ arvato servicesCustomer ShowcaseThomas Urban
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About arvato services1
Project mission, challenges and solutions2
Application snapshots3
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arvato services within Bertelsmann
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arvato services - a network of strong skills
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About arvato services1
Project mission, challenges and solutions2
Application snapshots3
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The potential of “growing together”
The success story of arvato in the last years is very much based on decentralized, independent and highly specialized business units delivering services for our clients.
However …
… the customer knowledge was also decentralized in independent customer databases
… it could happen that several business unit are independently providing services to different units of the same customer
… cross-selling and growth potential for customers has been identified mostly based on personal relationships and network within the organization
The potential of the wide arvato value chain has not been fully leveraged to become the preferred source of end-to-end services for our clients.
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STARS … THE SALES TOOLKIT OF ARVATO SERVICES
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Automate manual sales processes and activities
Generate overall cost savings by providing a shared system
Make relevant sales information easily available
Provide support for structured sales activities
STARS Project Goals
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Decision criteria for the future CRM solution
Integrated solution to fit into the existing application and support environment of arvato
Easy to learn and intuitive application design to reduce the end user training efforts
Flexibility to be able to incorporate current and future arvato specific requirements
Value for money in terms of license cost and included standard functionalities
Commitment of the software vendor and experience of integration partner arvato systems technologies
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Deployment strategy
2008’s focus: Roll out
• First deployment after 3 months
• One of the first migrations from
3.0 to 4.0 worldwide
• “Sell” the STARS platform to the
business units internally
• 22 national and international
deployments overall
• Standardized rollout
methodology
• End user training package in
multiple languages
• Establish operation processes
for the STARS platform
2009’s focus: Establish
• Ensure Data Quality
• Provide additional KPI-based
management dashboards
• Develop & train the user
community
• Identify and share “Best
Practices” within the community
• Enhance marketing functions
• Keep focus on end user benefits
• Provide a dedicated sales
training curriculum
• Additional rollouts
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Key Challenges
Following the decentralization philosophy, there is no top-down
decision to implement STARS. Hence, every single business unit
could continue to use their current system without joining STARS.
The existing sales methodologies and processes of the more
than 20 participating organizations were different. As part of
the STARS rollout project they had to be harmonized.
The project had a limited budget so from a quite early point in the
project the participating organizations had to fund their
specific changes.
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Key Challenges
Following the decentralization philosophy, there is no top-down
decision to implement STARS. Hence, every single business unit
could continue to use their current system without joining STARS.
The existing sales methodologies and processes of the more
than 20 participating organizations were different. As part of
the STARS rollout project they had to be harmonized.
The project had a limited budget so from a quite early point in the
project the participating organizations had to fund their
specific changes.
Success Factors
To get all the different organizations
to using STARS we had to
demonstrate the benefit every
single time.
The result is a CRM tool which is
very much focused on end user
value.
To get all the different organizations
to using STARS we had to
demonstrate the benefit every
single time.
The result is a CRM tool which is
very much focused on end user
value.
The exercise to harmonize the
various sales process helped to
design a “core” sales process across
arvato.
The result is the basis for a common
and consistent sales methodology.
The exercise to harmonize the
various sales process helped to
design a “core” sales process across
arvato.
The result is the basis for a common
and consistent sales methodology.
The fact that organizations had to
fund their specific developments
helped them to prioritize change
based on its ROI.
The result is a functional scope that
addresses the most important
needs.
The fact that organizations had to
fund their specific developments
helped them to prioritize change
based on its ROI.
The result is a functional scope that
addresses the most important
needs.
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Lessons LearnedUser centric requirements management
ASK end users about their needs
By doing that, we have identified “quick wins” and functional areas where the most significant improvements are located. Also, common manual processes have been reviewed to identify the potential for automation.
Identify the REAL requirements behind
It is key to understand the business critical part of a new requirement. This helped us to avoid that we are re-programming the existing system or processes and to end up in a functional patchwork.
Prioritize changes based on project GOALS
Every change or enhancement has to address one or more of the project goals. Changes have to be funded by the requesting organization which also helps to focus on the most important features.
Actively COMMUNICATE user initiated changes
After deploying a new significant functionality to the production system the key users will be informed. They are using this information to introduce the users to the new feature and to check for any other questions and issues.
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Lessons LearnedThis is much more than software!
ALIGN with the sales training program
Sales related trainings have been aligned with the STARS methodology and functionality. This is to ensure that people can transfer the training contents as easy as possible into their daily working routine.
Make sure that there are agreed KPIs
When designing reports it is crucial that the top level sales KPIs are clearly described. All pipeline reporting for sales management must be linkable to one or more KPIs. Otherwise the reports will answer questions nobody asked.
Establish a CULTURE for sharing best practices
Project experience has shown that most of the challenges one organization may face has already been mastered by another one. The exchange of these Best Practices is accelerating the ROI of STARS significantly.
TRANSPARENCY across all levels
There is no single report which is “management only”! All report layouts can be used by all users based on the data available to them. So everybody knows upfront what his managers report will show and can prepare accordingly.
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The value of STARS for arvato
STARS is providing a consolidated view of all activities for onecustomer across the participating organizations and therewithit is the basis for a strategic customer development.With all sales related data in one system it has become possibleto design a common sales management methodology and toagree on common KPIs as the basis for management reporting.With the harmonization of the sales terminology and methodology, the exchange of best practices, the cross-organizational teaming and the sharing of resources and development efforts has become much easier.By replacing nearly 20 previous systems the overall operatingand maintenance cost of CRM have been reduced. The opportunityto share cost for development is an additional positive effect.
Time to identify
other arvato units
at the same
customer ”from 2
weeks to 2
seconds”
Time to identify
other arvato units
at the same
customer ”from 2
weeks to 2
seconds”
Time to consolidate
the pipeline for a
sales meeting
”from 2 days to 2
minutes”
Time to consolidate
the pipeline for a
sales meeting
”from 2 days to 2
minutes”
Operational and
maintenance cost
of CRM overall
reduced by 20 to
30%
Operational and
maintenance cost
of CRM overall
reduced by 20 to
30%
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About arvato services1
Project mission, challenges and solutions2
Application snapshots3
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The “arvato map”
All arvato organizations and their account managers working for the same customer can be identified by a single mouse click!
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Built-in sales methodology
Synchronized with the arvato services sales training curriculum, STARS is providing numerous functions to work with key information e.g. about the decision making process on the customer side.
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The common STARS Sales Process
Target – As part of the target account planning a company has been identified as a potential future customer
Prepare initial meeting – To prepare for the first call or meeting, potential needs and areas where available services can be provided will be developed
Qualification – After one or more meetings with the company, the needs have been identified and the solution to be offered can be outlined
Scoping – All information required to prepare a qualified offer will be gathered in a dialogue with the company
Proposal submitted – Target company has received a qualified offer for evaluation and decision.
Negotiation – Contract negotiations with the potential customer are in progress
Closed – The offer has been accepted, rejected or the company will not outsource the services offered at
all
Short listed – The offer has been accepted and selected to be one of the most competitive offers
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Thank you
for your attention!
What Technology Analysts Are Saying
“If there’s one technology area where you should increase your
investment today, it’s customer relationship management (CRM),
particularly on the customer service and support side. As wallets shrink, customers
will continue to do business with companies that treat them well. Continuing to
invest in streamlining contact with your customers — through multichannel service
and support, Web self-service, and greater customer community interaction — can
reduce your overall costs while keeping customers happy.”
Managing IT In An Economic Downturn October 2008
Real-world results
Jan Henk LeeuwenburgProject Manager ICTStork Fokker
Microsoft Convergence 2008 – CRM03
Microsoft Dynamics CRM for Fokker Services
by Jan Henk Leeuwenburg
Convergence 2008 - Microsoft Dynamics CRM
Fokker Services B.V.
Introduction of Fokker Services
Fokker Services was founded in March 1996 and is part of the Dutch Company Stork.
Convergence 2008 - Microsoft Dynamics CRM
Fokker Services B.V.
Introduction of Fokker Services
Fokker Services is an independent Aerospace services provider, combining OEM (design) knowledge and independent after-sales MRO support
Type Certificate holder of all 750 Fokker aircraft
Supporting aircraft operators and owners in the continued competitive operation of their fleet
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Fokker Services B.V.
Type Certificate Holdership (TCH)
Because of the TCH FS inherited all ICT systems and data.
One of these systems was Commercial System.An IBM mainframe based legacy “CRM” system.
The content was migratedto Microsoft Dynamics CRM
January 2008.
Convergence 2008 - Microsoft Dynamics CRM
Fokker Services B.V.
Overview of the Microsoft CRM implementation
1. Account levelContact, Opportunities, Visit Reports, Campaign
2. Question & Answer process (Technical Support)3. Relation account & aircraft
- Aircraft Operation - Aircraft Owner- Aircraft Utilization
4. Interaction with MyFokkerFleet
Convergence 2008 - Microsoft Dynamics CRM
Fokker Services B.V.
MyFokkerFleet.comMicrosoft Dynamics
CRM
Service Engineer
ERP-BaaN
FAX and e-mailcustomer
Technical Support process scheme
customer
answerquestion
workflow
Convergence 2008 - Microsoft Dynamics CRM
Fokker Services B.V.
Technical Support process• Customers can ask for AOG* (= Priority 1) 7x24
hr service
• Customers can check the status of their Question
• Customers can make queries on “Frequently Asked Questions”
FS engineers has all required customer info and their technical correspondence in one system.
*AOG = Aircraft on Ground
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Fokker Services B.V.
Aircraft operation and utilization
Aircraft operators have to report their aircraft utilization
Aircraft utilization = amount of flight hours and landings
Three purposes
1.Reports for Aviation Authorities (EASA, CAA-NL)
2.FS invoicesThe invoice of several FS contracts is based on aircraftutilization
3.Basis for Reliability Monitoring
Convergence 2008 - Microsoft Dynamics CRM
Fokker Services B.V.
Benefits Microsoft CRM
1) Technical Support efficiency and quality improvement for: a) customerb) internal users (search options)(Mainframe application contained metadata only)
2) Controllability utilization process improvement(Mainframe application was limited accessible)
3) Interchangeability of data
4) Support of non-Fokker aircraft
Convergence 2008 - Microsoft Dynamics CRM
Fokker Services B.V.
Benefits – for customers
Convergence 2008 - Microsoft Dynamics CRM
Fokker Services B.V.
Implementation - Lessons Learned • Microsoft Dynamics CRM is easy to implement but:
=> Use implementation phases - start with a small group of users=> Use a separate production server and test server
• Customization is relative simple=> Keep close to standard Microsoft Dynamics CRM
Þ Working with a good implementation provider (Microsoft Certified Partner) is essential.
Convergence 2008 - Microsoft Dynamics CRM
Fokker Services B.V.
Implementation - Lessons Learned
To implement new software in your organization is always difficult job, but it is nothing compared with an implementation for Marketing and Sales.
• 50% of your implementation team is traveling abroad.
• The customer gets priority - not the Project Manager.
• Sales people are more “I” cultured.
• They want to sell and they need a “CRM system” which contains the required information for their job. Not a system which must be filled with data by them.
Convergence 2008 - Microsoft Dynamics CRM
Fokker Services B.V.
THANK YOU!
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