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Enterprise Adoption and Business Value: Part 2 General Success: Large Enterprise Shannon Whorton, GE Energy Eric Johnson, NBC Universal

Enterprise Adoption and Business Value: Part 2

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Do you have a business case for implementing Salesforce? Are you measuring the right performance measures and driving value within your organization? Join us to learn how to boost adoption, measure effective usage, and track business performance, all to ultimately turbocharge business value across the enterprise. This session's chock-full of data and best practices you won't want to miss. Presented by: Shannon Whorton, GE Energy and Eric Johnson, NBC Universal

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Enterprise Adoption and Business Value: Part 2General Success: Large Enterprise

Shannon Whorton, GE Energy

Eric Johnson, NBC Universal

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Agenda

Objective

Introductions

Panel Discussion

Open Q&A

Wrap Up with Key Takeaways

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Housekeeping

As we enter into the panel discussion, we will draw our questions from our Chatter page

https://dreamevent.my.salesforce.com/a093000000BKR6k

Post your questions to our Chatter page for this session or @mention either– @Amy Kodl

– @Scott Carruth

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Objective

Do you have a business case for implementing Salesforce?

Are you measuring the right performance measures and driving value within your organization?

Learn how your peers have boosted adoption, measure effective usage, and track business performance

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Panelist

Eric Johnson – NBC Universal

Shannon Whorton – GE Energy

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Eric JohnsonVice President, Commercial

Excellence

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Shannon WhortonCommercial CIO ,

GE Energy

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We are a global infrastructure, finance, and home and business solutions company taking on the world’s toughest challenges.

GE Energy GE Technology GE Capital

GE Home Solns

Energy Overview

• 8,000 users• $40B sales revenue• 78% adoption rate• Sales & Service cloud• ChatterAcross …• Power Generation• Water Solutions• Oil & Gas• Energy Management

Who Is GE...

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Integrated Commercial Vision

Opportunity generation• New product commercialization• Marketing campaigns & leads Proposal Generation

• Integrated Catalog• Streamlined risk approval

Automated order handoff• Simplified quote conversion• Quote and order linkage

Order execution linked to Sales• Improved order clarity• Reduced touch points

As Executed Feedback• Forecasting accuracy• Increased analytics

Continuous data flow through entire opportunity lifecycle to drive growth, profitability, and productivity

Opportunity Generation

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Commercial Excellence System Vision

Strategic Account Planning

Event Forecasting

PartnerRelationship Mgmt

SAS/TAM

Transactional reporting

Future years forecasting

Accounts & contacts

Lead management

Opportunity management

Deal management & risk approvals

Customer issue resolution

Sales forecasting

Marketing & communications

Order entry / management

Call Center / Customer Service

Asset management

CatalogConfiguration

QuotingProposal Gen

WebPresence & eCommerce interface

ERPs

DWs

Variable Comp

Strategic Transactional

2012 … extending CRM• Marketing• PRM views• Deal pricing analysis• Deal-level approvals

2011 … simplification• Lead sharing• Catalog• Channel Mgmt• Chatter

2013 … intelligence• SAS/TAM modeling• Full forecasting• Auto variable comp• Mobile delivery

2014 … full automation• Cross sell• Up sell• SAS penetration• OTR forecasting

Data feeds• Master Files• Industry data• As executed data• External sources

Full scope under evaluation

BIGMACHINES

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Key Best Practices and Lessons Learned Leadership kickoff workshop … dreaming session

Bring in leaders from other businesses … outside opinions

Staff team through annual employee review process … top talent

Ensure leadership understands what the project is about … communication

Start with a pilot … it is a different type of application then you are used to

Start small … what are your critical processes

Your processes HAVE to change

Everything overlaps … can’t work in silos

Give yourself buffer … things will come up

Start talking about data clean up and conversion on day 1

Regional engagement … has to be a system for the end user

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Eric JohnsonVice President, Commercial

Excellence

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Profile

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Business Objectives

Know the Customer

Identify “Marketing” Solutions

Drive Multi-Platform Enterprise Deals

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The tech Stake

The Tech Stack

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Takeaways

Enable the business process – every Salesforce project is a business project first

It’s all about the data – focus on Master Data Management (& Master Contact Management) from day 1 forward

Measure, Manage, Grow… tie results to measureable improvements:– New Customer Generation– Referral Revenue– Past Due Reduction– Cycle Time Improvements

It’s not just Chatter – treat the application as your collaboration platform

Users will focus on what is important…

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Panel Discussion

What was the biggest challenge you faced?

How do you measure business results – can you give us an example?

How did you solve the data issues present in every implementation?

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Open Q&A with the Panel

Post your questions to our Chatter page for this session

https://dreamevent.my.salesforce.com/a093000000BKR6k

or @mention either– @Amy Kodl

– @Scott Carruth

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Key Takeaways

Having a business case helps keep key stakeholders involved and interested – there

is a vested interest

Understand what you are measuring, manage it and grow; Tie the results to

measureable improvements

Bring in outside perspective

Ensure leadership understands what the project is about … communication is key

Start with a pilot … it is a different type of application then you are used to

It’s not just Chatter – treat the application as your collaboration platform

Everything overlaps … can’t work in silos

Enable the business process – every Salesforce project is a business project first

It’s all about the data – focus on data clean up and conversion as well as Master

Data Management (& Master Contact Management) from day 1 forward

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Questions & Answers

Shannon Whorton

Commercial CIO

Eric Johnson

Vice President, Commercial Excellence

Scott Carruth & Amy Kodl

Customer Success

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Enterprise Adoption and Business Value: Part 2

Eric Johnson, NBC Universal

Shannon Whorton, GE Energy

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