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Jim Malloy and Barbara Kuntz Vice President Sales and CRM Admin Hero Miyachi Unitek [email protected] ; [email protected] om Lower Costs AND Drive Big Deals: Salesforce Mobile Sales II: Advanced Strategies Ethan Alexander Director, Salesforce Mobile Moderated by:

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Jim Malloy and Barbara Kuntz

Vice President Sales and CRM Admin Hero

Miyachi Unitek

[email protected]; [email protected]

Lower Costs AND Drive Big Deals: Salesforce Mobile

Sales II: Advanced Strategies

Ethan AlexanderDirector, Salesforce Mobile

Moderated by:

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Miyachi Unitek

• INDUSTRY: Manufacturing

• EMPLOYEES: 200

• GEOGRAPHY: Global

# Salesforce USERS and Mobile Users: 140 salesforce, 35 Mobile

Products in use: SFA, Service & Support, Mobile

AppExchange Apps: • Mass Update Opportunity Close Dates

• Mass Update Addresses Change

• Marketing Influence Report

• Salesforce for Google Adwords

• CRM Surveyor

• Vertical Response

• Adoption Dashboards

• MapQuest for AppExchange

Miyachi Unitek is the Leading Supplier of Equipment and Systems for Resistance Welding, Laser Welding, Laser Marking, Heat Seal Bonding, and Hermetic Sealing to the Global Electronics, Automotive, Medical Device, and General Industrial Markets

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Case Study Template – Key Challenges

Business Challenges 16 Sales Managers working with 45 Manufacturers Sales Representatives

(Partner Companies) in just about every country in the world

Lugging laptops all over the world Updates from the field into salesforce Forecasting “non-existent” Field sales efficiency Email and last minute phone calls don’t cut it

Technology Challenges• Internet browser is just not in the rental car / airplane• Real time means real time

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Key Challenges

Summary of Challenges

• High Costs

• Reduced revenue

• Inefficiency

• Low customer service

Help is here

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Objectives for the Field Users of Salesforce

Develop “wow” and usability factor from the sales management team - like wireless e-mail

Improve timeliness and quality of salesforce.com data updates

Improve field sales management productivity with customers and partners worldwide

Increase sales rep adoption and usage

Deployment DetailsStreamline some parts of SalesforceDeployed Salesforce Mobile to our 35 Global UsersTrained them on web versus MobileWorked with an Authorized Mobile Integrator: Ventus Solutions

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Salesforce Mobile Makes a Difference

What were the results? Data connections no longer a question

Instantaneous Salesforce updates - Data quality much

improved – 80+% log in

Forecasting is now accurate and up to date

Field sales efficiency up ~ 50% and the WOW factor is here

Productivity gain of 6 hour per week per field sales person

0.5% sales increase due to faster customer service and being

first to an opportunity

• Windshield Time is now Productive Time

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Bigger Deals and Lower Costs? Where?

Bigger Deals (Jim….here I’m trying to tie in the title to the

success – we can keep or lose it)

Found in better management of relationships

If you know the opportunities you know where the deals are

Leave no excuses on the table – the customers appreciate the

focus and strength of the reps

Lower Costs

Efficiency and ownership of the deals are in the field

Mobile has added hours to our work week

I will have to get back to you is replaced by I have it right here

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How to Apply What You’ve Learned

• Determine your mobile objectives

• Utilize supported mobile devices

• Work with your field users to identify simple yet key

“wows” to win together

• Training is key to adoption and success

• Make your goals all your goals

• Continually improve on what works and share the

team wins

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Demo of Mobile

Key uses such as Call Logging, Opportunity

Management and custom Views

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Jim Malloy and Barbara Kuntz

Vice President Sales and CRM Admin Hero

Miyachi Unitek

[email protected]; [email protected]

Ethan Alexander

Moderated by:

THANK YOU!

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