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© 2006 Cisco Systems, Inc. All rights reserved.Presentation_ID 1

Delivering the Customer Experience

Karl MeulemaCisco ServicesVP, Marketing and ChannelsMay 2, 2007

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ACCELERATE CUSTOMER SUCCESS WITH CISCO TECHNOLOGY THROUGH INNOVATIVE SERVICES AND WORLD-CLASS PEOPLE, PARTNERS, PROCESS, AND TOOLS

CUSTOMER ADVOCACY MISSION

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Partners Are the Routes to Market for Cisco

Direct VARs, Systems Integrators

Distributors

Customers

2-Tier

80+% of Bookings via

Partners

Direct

Service Provider Channel

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ACCELERATE CUSTOMER SUCCESS WITH CISCO TECHNOLOGY THROUGH INNOVATIVE SERVICES AND WORLD-CLASS PEOPLE, PARTNERS, PROCESS, AND TOOLS

CUSTOMER ADVOCACY MISSION

Giving Our Customers Access To Capable, Profitable Partners

Giving Our Customers Access To Giving Our Customers Access To Capable, Profitable PartnersCapable, Profitable Partners

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What We See Happening:The Marketplace

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Customers needs becoming more

segmented

Customers expect proactive day 2

support

Full set of services important to

customer success

Customers demand same experience from

Cisco or partner

Customer Trends

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Partner Enablement

Segment Specific Go-to-Market and

Offers

Services Portfolio

Lifecycle Services

Customers needs becoming more

segmented

Customers expect proactive day 2

support

Full set of services important to

customer success

Customers demand same experience from

Cisco or partner

Customer Trends

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Partner Enablement

Segment Specific Go-to-Market and

Offers

Services Portfolio

Lifecycle Services

Customers needs becoming more

segmented

Customers expect proactive day 2

support

Full set of services important to

customer success

Customers demand same experience from

Cisco or partner

Customer Trends

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Cisco Lifecycle Services Methodology

Design

Implement

Optimize

Operate

Plan

Prepare

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Engagement Model Across the Technology Adoption Lifecycle

End of Life

Lifecycle Services

PartnerEnablement

AS Organization

ProductSales

Operations

Marketing

Portfolio

PreFCS Emerging Advanced Mature

Build Test Scale

Embryonic ATP Training Specialization / E-learning / Mentoring (PCS)

Tiger Team Overlay Mainstream

Manual Process Stand Alone Applications Full Scale Automation

Innovate Segment Scale

Custom Cisco Branded

Co-Branded / Partner Branded

Practices AS Delivery

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Partner Enablement

Segment Specific Go-to-Market and

Offers

Services Portfolio

Lifecycle Services

Customers needs becoming more

segmented

Customers expect proactive day 2

support

Full set of services important to

customer success

Customers demand same experience from

Cisco or partner

Customer Trends

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Creating Services from Intellectual Property

Partner Brand

Cisco Brand

Tools/Delivery Infrastructure

Intellectual Property

Lifecycle Services

Solutions

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Creating Services from Intellectual Property

Partner Brand

Cisco Brand

Collaborative Services

Tools/Delivery Infrastructure

Intellectual Property

Lifecycle Services

Solutions

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Building a Lifecycle Services Portfolio Cisco Brand – Partner Brand - Collaborative

Key

Prepare Plan Design Implement OptimizeOperate

Cisco Remote Mgt. Service(US and CAN only)

SAS/SASU

SMARTnet

Smart Foundation

Cisco Planning and Design Service Bundle

Cisco Optimization Services

Cisco Services Tools

Collaborative Services

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Lifecycle Services e-Learning

Steps To Success—Lifecycle Services Support

Building a Lifecycle Services Portfolio Cisco Brand – Partner Brand - Collaborative

Key

Prepare Plan Design Implement OptimizeOperate

Cisco Remote Mgt. Service(US and CAN only)

SAS/SASU

SMARTnet

Smart Foundation

Cisco Planning and Design Service Bundle

Cisco Optimization Services

Cisco Services Tools

Collaborative Services

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Lifecycle Services e-Learning

Steps To Success—Lifecycle Services Support

Building a Lifecycle Services Portfolio Cisco Brand – Partner Brand - Collaborative

Key

Prepare Plan Design Implement OptimizeOperate

Cisco Remote Mgt. Service(US and CAN only)

SAS/SASU

SMARTnet

Smart Foundation

Cisco Planning and Design Service Bundle

Cisco Optimization Services

Cisco Services Tools

Cisco Smart Care Service—GA September 2007

TS Operate

Collaborative Services

Remote Management Service

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Partner Enablement

Segment Specific Go-to-Market and

Offers

Services Portfolio

Lifecycle Services

Customers needs becoming more

segmented

Customers expect proactive day 2

support

Full set of services important to

customer success

Customers demand same experience from

Cisco or partner

Customer Trends

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Driving Transformation In The Enterprise:Service-Led Interactions

Service-Led Interactions define a sales engagement dynamic by which enterprise customers, working collaboratively with Cisco sales, ensure that technology investments with Cisco achieve the intended business impact and ROI.

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Driving Transformation In The Enterprise:Service-Led Interactions

Architecture Roadmap

Technology Absorption

Partner Transformation

Three Accelerators:

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SMB and Mid-Market Service Transformation

Cisco Smart Care Service

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Target Customer

50-600 Network Users

Network Is Critical To The Business

Limited IT Resources

SMB and Midsize

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Offered Exclusively Through Cisco Partners

Cisco will not sell or deliver this offer directly to customers

Cisco enables partners to develop their own value-added services to meet customers needs

Partners set the price by adding their services and expertise to a simple pricing foundation

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What Cisco Smart Care Delivers to Partners

24x7 access to Cisco TAC

Next business day advance replacement of Cisco devices

Software updates and upgrades

Remote network monitoring of Cisco devices on network

Proactive notifications

Assess and repair services

Assess and prepare services

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Pricing Simplicity

Value based—no street pricing

Flat pricing—all partners treated equally

Size and complexity dependant

Price bands—small increments in devices do not increase price

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Profitability

Customer Loyalty

Growth

Cisco Smart Care Service Benefits

Security

Simplicity

Productivity

Partner Customer

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Partner Enablement

Segment Specific Go-to-Market and

Offers

Services Portfolio

Lifecycle Services

Customers needs becoming more

segmented

Customers expect proactive day 2

support

Full set of services important to

customer success

Customers demand same experience from

Cisco or partner

Customer Trends

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Business Knowledge

(Practice Building)

Methodologies, Processes and Tools (Practice

Building)

Enabling Our Partners

Product Knowledge (Individual Skills)

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Performance Monitoring

Assessment

Gap Analysis

Partner E-Consulting Process:Assessing and Developing Partner Capabilities

Recommendations and Best-Practices

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Cisco E-Consulting For Partners:Providing Business Intelligence

Informed Decisions

Turns basic data into valuable

analysis

Provides customized

recommendations and activities

Available in May

Compares data against industry

peers

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Generate Quotes and Orders Quickly

Cisco Service Contract Center

Generate Quotes and Orders Quickly

End-to-End Service

Management Process

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Track Renewal Information

Generate Quotes and Orders Quickly

Cisco Service Contract Center

Track Renewal InformationEnd-to-End

Service Management

Process

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Easily Manage Contract Accuracy

Track Renewal Information

Generate Quotes and Orders Quickly

Cisco Service Contract Center

End-to-End Service

Management Process

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Delivering the Customer Experience

Profitable Revenue Growth

Addressing Customer Needs

Accelerating Customer Success with Cisco Technology

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