alexander group case study - industrial distribution design guide development for manufacturer
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The ChallengeThe manufacturer needed to hold distribution partners accountable for
a specific role and objectives. Improvements in distribution program
structure and distributor accountabilities would address the decline
at mid-tier end users, as well as other issues. An industrial distribution
guide that can be executed by other divisions within company was
required for efficiency.
The SolutionThe Alexander Group assessed the company’s current segments,
coverage approach and distribution program. Key end users were
declining and an adjustment to distribution approach was needed to
focus the sales team and distribution partners. The Alexander Group
developed a step-by-step guide, supported by tools and templates,
on how to design a complete industrial distribution program. The
industrial distribution design guide is a sequential process on how
to develop and implement a world-class indirect channel model for
manufacturing.
The BenefitSince the assessment, select sections have been implemented for the
client division that worked with the Alexander Group. The industrial
distribution design guide has been utilized to focus the distribution
strategy of the company’s sister business units.
Case Study
Industrial Distribution Design Guide Development for ManufacturerIP leader: Kyle Uebelhor
A global industrial
manufacturing
company had
an effective
distribution-focused sales
model, but needed an
improved structure with
focused incentives and
rewards. Their mid-tier end
users were declining and
many legacy distributors did
not provide sufficient value.
The Situation
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FY13-14 REVENUE ANALYSISLarge Accounts
Chum
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Ret.
78%
Pen.
12%
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