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2 Government buyers expect you to understand their unique environment- Know their challenges, speak their language and be relevant.
What’s in an ‘Environment’?
EXTERNAL VARIABLES - OUTSIDE OF GOVERNMENT
INTERNAL VARIABLES - INSIDE GOVERNMENT
FOUNDATIONAL - THINGS THAT WON’T CHANGE
ENVIRONMENT
INTERNAL VARIABLES - INSIDE GOVERNMENT
Local Government
Local Government Priorities State Government Priorities
3 Government buying decisions are made by groups — don’t neglect the multiple points of purchasing influence in the procurement process.
Mapping The Buyer’s Landscape
IDENTIFY ROLES INVOLVED IN BUYING PROCESS
DEVELOP PERSONAS FOR EACH ROLE
MAP STANDARD BUYERS JOURNEY
IDENTIFY CRITICAL PATH
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Agency Director CFO CIO/CTOElecteds SpecialistsUnit Managers
Identify Multiple Roles Involved In Buying Process
Agency Director CFO CIO/CTOElecteds SpecialistsUnit Managers
Identify Multiple Roles Involved In Buying Process
Agency Director CFO CIO/CTOElecteds SpecialistsUnit Managers
Identify Multiple Roles Involved In Buying Process
Role Problem Awareness
Problem Recognition
Problem Definition
Identify Options Evaluate Recommend Approve/
Fund Implement
Mayors/Elected Officials
XCity
Manager XCity
Attorney CIO
X X
CIO/CTO * X X X X X XCity
Secretaries X X
Analysts X X X X* In Centralized Information Technology Shops
Map Standard Buyer’s Journey
Identify Critical PathRole Problem
AwarenessProblem
RecognitionProblem
DefinitionIdentify Options Evaluate Recommend Approve/
Fund Implement
Mayors/Elected Officials
XCity
Manager XCity
Attorney CIO
X X
CIO/CTO * X X X X X XCity
Secretaries X X
Analysts X X X X* In Centralized Information Technology Shops
Identify and Map Content/Messaging to RolesRole Problem
AwarenessProblem
RecognitionProblem
DefinitionIdentify Options Evaluate Recommend Approve/
Fund Implement
Mayors/Elected Officials
XCity
Manager XCity
Attorney CIO
X X
CIO/CTO * X X X X X XCity
Secretaries X X
Analysts X X X X
Webinar Briefing Technical Customer Case Study Executive Summary Implementation Checklist
Personal contact matters. Prior to any procurement, be part of the conversations defining both the problem and solution to government’s challenges.4
5Government purchasing is controlled by specific rules and regulations. These vary by jurisdiction and product. Ensure your contracting avenues are in place before you close the deal.
Contract Vehicles
How Government Agencies Buy
Bids
Shared Services
Partners/Resellers
SubscriptionPilots/Discretionary Spending
Identify The Right Combination of Channels To Remove Friction From The Buying Process
& Constantly Adapt
State ContractPartners/Resellers Subscriptions
6 Follow the Money. Know the budgeting cycles and funding dynamics of the governments you plan to do business with.
$11,888.21 Discretionary Spending
Average Discretionary Spend Maximum For Top 100 Cities/Counties Source: Center for Digital Government (2016)
7Poise to Partner. Treat your government relationship, whether informal or formal, as a partnership. If you provide value for government, they will provide value for you.
Pre-Sales
Partnership Elements
Post-Sales1. Understand Landscape
2. Identify Champion
3. Activate Champion
1. Establish Regular Dialogue
2. Be A Resource
3. Joint-Market Successes
Sale
8 Government is a big market made up of distinct submarkets. Start by prioritizing your high probability jurisdictions and opportunities and use your successes to scale into new government submarkets.
24 states in the Fortune 1001. Wal-Mart $482California $265 2. Exxon Mobil $246 8. General Motors $152New York $152 18. Amazon $107Texas $10633. Anthem $79Pennsylvania $79Florida $76Ohio $68
Illinois $6551. Intel $55Michigan $53New Jersey $51North Carolina $50Massachusetts $49Virginia $48Washington $4562. Coca-Cola $44Georgia $44Maryland $41
Arizona $40Minnesota $37Wisconsin $3585. American Exp. $34 Tennessee $33 Oregon $33Indiana $31Kentucky $30Alabama $29Louisiana $28100. Northwestern Mutual $28
Source: Fortune 500; Center for Digital Government
Administration& Finance
Health & Human
ServicesEducationPublic Safety
& Justice Transportation Public WorksEnvironment
& Natural Resources
2016 Actual GovTech IT Spend
$8.7 Billion
$26.4Billion
$10.3 Billion
$7.6 Billion
$7.6 Billion
$23 Billion
$7.4 Billion
2016 ACTUAL SPENDING ON TECHNOLOGY/IT SERVICESSTATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT
SOURCE: CENTER FOR DIGITAL GOVERNMENT (2017)
State & Local Government Is an Industry.There are over 89,000 local government agencies across the country that are composed of cities, counties, townships and special-purpose government agencies.
50# of States
State Governments
6,919# of State Agencies
State Agencies
State & Local Government Is an Industry.There are over 89,000 local government agencies across the country that are composed of cities, counties, townships and special-purpose government agencies.
MID-MARKET SEGMENT
CITIES COUNTIES$2.6 MILLION
AVERAGE IT BUDGET$5.7 MILLION
AVERAGE IT BUDGET(NUMBER OF MID-MARKET CITIES 1,860) (NUMBER OF MID-MARKET COUNTIES 900)
9 Team Up. Don’t neglect building and managing “the channel” and having the right industry partners as you go-to-market in government.
DEVELOP A CHANNEL STRATEGY TO REMOVE FRICTION FROM THE BUYING PROCESS, AND
INCREASE YOUR ABILITY TO SCALE.
REGIONAL CHANNEL PARTNERNATIONAL CHANNEL PARTNER
INTEGRATOR
SOLUTION PROVIDER
RESELLER
Dustin Haisler Chief Innovation Officer [email protected]
Any Questions?
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