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© Shark Finesse Ltd 2001 - 2012
SHARK ROI BUSINESS CASE
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ROI TOOL - familiarization
A sales proposal tool to enable agreement of economic benefits and transform into an ROI business case
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THE SHARK ROI TOOL – 3 STAGE PROCESS
1. “Evaluation” – discover the economic benefits and agree them with the client
2. “ROI” – run the clever calculations for the savings and compare to project costs
3. “Business Case” – summarize the proposal, quoting the financial measures, with appropriate terminology
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1. EVALUATION - ECONOMIC BENEFITS
2. Press the GO buttons to perform the calculation
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A typical evaluator: (see General ‘Suite’ in Shark)
Ask the customer what they think is the likely improvement due to the solutione.g. 5 day improvement in their debtor days (DSO: days sales outstanding)
1. Enter the known information and the agreed improvement
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2. ROI – FAMILY SUMMARY
Payback
An answer that is time
IRR
An answer that is an annualized percentage rate of return
NPV (EVA)
An answer that is a physical $ “net profit” on the investment
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3. BUSINESS CASE
Impressive ‘Board-ready’ documents showing:
• The Evaluator benefits likely to arise from the solution.
• The ROI calculations resulting from the Evaluator benefits compare to the project costs
• Board terminology explaining calculations, areas of savings, audit trail, basis of preparation.
Generate presentation
Generate documents
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COMPANY MINIMUM RETURNS % (1)
Companies have minimum return rates to judge whether a decision to buy makes economic sense
Often called “Discount Rate” or “Hurdle Rate” (expressed as an annual percentage)
IRR of investment must exceed this rate
Companies have other things they could do with their money! (e.g. put it in the bank which would pay interest)
A profitable proposition is one where The benefits are agreed & the returns exceed the hurdle rate
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How to find required return rate:
•Ask the customer• Sponsor may not know but may know someone who does!• Opportunity to meet colleagues who impact purchase decision
•Suggest value based on company sector: Low risk (5% – 8%)
e.g. Food manufacture Medium risk (7% – 11%)
e.g. Insurance High risk (10% – 20% and above)
e.g. Technology
•Search for “Discount Rate” in annual report
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COMPANY MINIMUM RETURNS % (2)
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COMPANY MINIMUM RETURNS % (4)
Typical company Minimum Return
• Consumer Data Company 10%
• Credit Card Corporation 9.5%
• Department Store CI Project 15%
• Fresh Food Ltd 6%
• Government Health Service Fraud Department 8%
• Insurance Co - Data integration 12%
• Large Grocery Retailer 8%
• Mail Order Company 10%
• Retail Space Optimization 10%
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THE ROI TOOL – 3 STAGE PROCESS - SUMMARY
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1. “Evaluator” – discuss the benefits2. “ROI” – run the calculations
3. “Business Case” – deliver the review document
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Software – Business Case Build
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SOFTWARE BUSINESS CASE BUILD
The solution you are selling is a powerful Customer Intelligence System.
It will manage the prospect’s campaigns much more effectively than their current multiple system solution
The prospective customer is a Mid-West Retail chain.
The marketing execs want the solution but must convince their colleagues
…so how do we build this inside Shark ?
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SOFTWARE BUSINESS CASE BUILD
Load the ROI Software…
…and join in the business case build
We will build the business case via the steps as follows:
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THE PROPOSAL
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Items for consideration:
Costs of the solution – including: Software Hardware Implementation (supplier professional services) Recurring costs e.g. annual maintenance internal customer costs of project management
Some fundamentals demanded by the client’s board: Period of review for the analysis Cost of capital / minimum return required by the customer’s board
Last but not least – the benefits the client will enjoy! Software Portfolio Consolidation Faster Training Improve Customer Retention Improve Revenue per Customer
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COPYRIGHT 2001 - 2012 SHARK FINESSE LTD. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or for any purpose without the express permission of Shark Finesse Ltd. The information contained herein may be changed without prior notice.
This program and its deliverables may also include a license to use software tools which are wholly owned by Shark Finesse Ltd and made available to users on an annual recurring licence. Software users agree to be bound by the terms and conditions of such licenses – and these are contained within the software tools and are accepted and confirmed at the installation stage.
Software users specifically agree not to copy, modify, decompile, amend, integrate or in any other way affect the structure and performance of the licensed products.
Video, DVD and other promotional material and content must not be copied without the express permission of Shark Finesse Ltd. Such content may however be used by course delegates in order to demonstrate, educate or in other way support their ongoing use of the software tools and client engagement techniques arising from the course program
These materials are subject to change without notice. These materials are provided by Shark Finesse Ltd for informational purposes only, without representation or warranty of any kind, and Shark Finesse Ltd shall not be liable for errors or omissions with respect to the materials.
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