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19 June 2013 Dynamics Briefing Event

Dynamics Briefing 2013 - Part 1

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Do you have an end-to-end business solution that helps you deliver projects and services? This free session explored using Microsoft Dynamics technologies helps organisations similar to yours achieve their business goals. You’ll see integration across: • Sales and Pipeline Management • Project and Financial Management • Employee Collaboration • Stakeholder Management • Executive Dashboards Microsoft Dynamics offers a fully integrated solution that can enable your business right across the organisation, from financial and customer relationship management right through to employee and stakeholder engagement. If you are an existing Dynamics NAV or Dynamics CRM user you will also get an update on the latest versions and benefits for upgrading.

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19 June 2013

Dynamics Briefing Event

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Managing Sales & Delivering Projects

Dynamics end-to-end solution demonstration

Drivers for change

Introductions

Dynamics CRM update

Our agenda

Dynamics NAV update

Close

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Where can you find us?

Auckland

Wellington

Christchurch

Sydney

Seattle

Dunedin

Melbourne

Perth

Over 400 staff across Australia, NZ and the USA…

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Over 400 staff across three key teams supported by the PMO and Support functions…

Our Business

130staff 58staff 10staff 68staff

Dynamics Solutions

Portals, Content and Collaboration

Enterprise Applications

Intergen Consulting

Project Management Office

Managed Services (Application Support / Helpdesk / Hosting)

Web Strategy / Interactive Design

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Australian names that chose Intergen…

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WE DON’T REALLY LIKE TO BRAG, BUT…

With success comes recognition

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Closer to home

Our commitment to WA

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Dynamics Briefing Event, 19 June 2013

Managing sales & delivering projects –

An end-to-end solution

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Dynamics NAV specialist

13 years solution delivery experience

Chartered Accountant

Studying footy

Craig Keenan Dynamics Practice Lead – WA

Dynamics CRM specialist

12 years solution delivery experience

25 years IT experience

Frustrated musician

Basil Carbonaro Senior Consultant

Your presenters

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Drivers for change

No clear view of project metrics

FMIS, CRM, project and other

applications don’t talk to each other

Data is inaccurate &/or

outdated

Users bypass or do not use the

system

Resource utilisation & financial performance

“surprises”

Customer satisfaction not

monitored No clear view of sales pipeline

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Future state requirements

Software that is easy to use Accurate & up-to-date

data for informed decision making

Metric, metrics, metrics to eliminate

surprises

Single version of sales pipeline &

project truth

Collaboration capabilities

Use of visuals & other graphics

Mobile & smart device support

Best practice processes to aid

delivery

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e2e solution

Find Sell Deliver Manage

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Initiate Project & Assign Resources

Approve PO/ Timesheets & Post

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Raise PO & Submit for Approval

Enter Timesheet & Submit for Approval

Generate & Send Client Invoices

Receive Client Payments

Monitor Sales Team Performance Monitor Project Team Performance

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Create Order

Monitor Project Delivery

Forecast Profitability

Manage Project/Resources

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Monitor Sales Team Performance Monitor Project Team Performance

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Monitor Project Delivery

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Demo

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Generate & Send Client Invoices

Receive Client Payments

Monitor Sales Team Performance Monitor Project Team Performance

Create & Manage Proposal

Create Order

Monitor Project Delivery

Forecast Profitability

Manage Project/Resources

Monitor Financial Performance

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Approve PO/ Timesheets & Post

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Raise PO & Submit for Approval

Enter Timesheet & Submit for Approval

Generate & Send Client Invoices

Receive Client Payments

Monitor Sales Team Performance Monitor Project Team Performance

Create & Manage Proposal

Create Order

Monitor Project Delivery

Forecast Profitability

Manage Project/Resources

Monitor Financial Performance

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Demo

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Raise PO & Submit for Approval

Enter Timesheet & Submit for Approval

Generate & Send Client Invoices

Receive Client Payments

Monitor Sales Team Performance Monitor Project Team Performance

Create & Manage Proposal

Create Order

Monitor Project Delivery

Forecast Profitability

Manage Project/Resources

Monitor Financial Performance

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Initiate Project & Assign Resources

Approve PO/ Timesheets & Post

Initiate Client Invoicing

Raise PO & Submit for Approval

Enter Timesheet & Submit for Approval

Generate & Send Client Invoices

Receive Client Payments

Monitor Sales Team Performance Monitor Project Team Performance

Create & Manage Proposal

Monitor Order

Monitor Project Delivery

Forecast Profitability

Manage Project/Resources

Monitor Financial Performance

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Demo

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What is Stakeholder

Management ?

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Stakeholder Management supports an organisation's strategic objectives

by interpreting and influencing both the external

and internal environments and by creating positive relationships with stakeholder

through the appropriate management of their

expectations and agreed objectives.

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Microsoft Dynamics CRM supports

Stakeholder Management using its

Connections facility.

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With the knowledge gained through managing relationships by using the

connection facility, CRM can be used as the application to better manage

communications with Stakeholders and hence contribute to positive business

outcomes.

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Closing thoughts

• The Sales Team is the initial contributor to Stakeholder

Information

• Stakeholder Management Information assists when

working new opportunities

• Project success is assisted when the entire team uses this

information to be aware of all Stakeholders & ensures that

effective communications are maintained

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Take-aways

Single source of truth

Business intelligence

Document management

Integrated sales and delivery

The solution is real

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Any questions?

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Dynamics NAV Update

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NAV 2013 R2 (‘Sicily’)

Adoption

Licensing

Our agenda

Hosting

Upgrading to NAV 2013

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95,000 2m+ 43 4,000

Customers Users Partners Countries

Adoption

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Dynamics NAV 2013 R2 (‘Sicily’)

We can neither confirm nor deny…

Release Q4 2013, possibly as early as October

Emphasis on the enhancing the underlying architecture

NAV Web client

Integration to Office 365, incl. SharePoint

Multitenancy

Functionality enhancements

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• Concurrent user

• Windows/SharePoint/Web client

• Full functionality

• Concurrent user

• Windows/SharePoint/Web client

• Read + timesheet + write to 3

tables

Licensing

Perpetual Licensing Model (NAV 2013)

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Licensing

General

Maintenance

3 years x 14% p.a. -> 16% p.a. for renewals from 1 Sept. 2013

Subscription license for on-premise installations

On a named user basis

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Hosting

• Per Full or Limited User,

monthly licensing cost –

scalable, on-demand

• Intergen hosted

• Microsoft/Windows Azure

hosted, through partner

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Upgrading to NAV 2013

Things to consider

Is your current version supported?

Microsoft support for v4 has ceased, mainstream support for v5 ended April 2012

Are you entitled to upgraded software?

What is the costs & timescale?

Version upgrading from, number of existing modifications, number of new

modifications required

What compelling benefit will you gain?

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Upgrading to NAV 2013

Reasons

Feature / Function Delivers

Enhanced & extended functionality e.g. RTC, cash flow forecasting, visualisations, Office themed

Improved usability, capability & business insight

Web client Mobility

SharePoint portal framework Collaboration, extend user base

Dimension sets, scheduled processes Improved performance

Opportunity to review & refine processes Consistent & improved processes

Opportunity to review & retire customisations Move back to standard

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Upgrading to NAV 2013

CURRENT STATE

NAV v4

FUTURE STATE

NAV 2013

Plan Deliver

Re-implement

• Perform key area or full (re)design

• Processes may be fundamentally altered

• Migrate data?

Application Upgrade

• Upgrade current state form & function

• Migrate all data

• Realise usability benefits from new version

• Supported by Microsoft

Diagnostic

CURRENT STATE

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Upgrading to NAV 2013 Plan Deliver

Re-implement

Upgrade Diagnostic

Hybrid

• Review customisations – retire where new

functionality available

• Identify improvement areas – refine processes

• Extend use of system – new functionality & users

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NAV v4

FUTURE STATE

NAV 2013

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Upgrading to NAV 2013 Plan Deliver

Re-implement

Upgrade Diagnostic

Hybrid

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CURRENT STATE

NAV v4

FUTURE STATE

NAV 2013

• Majority of processes and

functionality is working

well

• Desire to retain most of

the historic data

• Where step change is

preferred

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NAV 2013 – Upgrade

Swick Mining Services

Background

ASX listed company

Aggressive growth

Implemented NAV v4.0 7+ years ago, 1.2m+ PLOD records

Modifications to support mining activity

Hybrid approach

Refine operating processes

Extend functionality & user footprint

Pure upgrade -> 1/3rd of effort

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Any questions?

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Email: [email protected]

[email protected]

Thank you

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