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Page 1: IBM Social Business, Joseph Preston

© 2012 IBM Corporation

Transforming the Business Environment:Becoming a Social Business

Joe Preston-Web Experience

and Social Business Software

October 2012

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© 2012 IBM Corporation2

IBM’s integrated portfolio for Smarter Commerce

Buy Market Sell Service

CORE BUSINESS SOLUTIONS AND PROCESSES

• Supplier Integration &

Collaboration

• Supply Chain

Management

• Accounts Payable

• Source to Contract

• Supplier Lifecycle

Management

• Customer Awareness & Analytics

• Social Media Marketing• Marketing Interaction

Optimization• Digital Marketing

Optimization• Pricing, Promotion &

Product Mix Optimization

• Cross-channel Selling• Order Management &

Fulfillment• Customer Integration &

Collaboration• Store Solutions• Payments & Settlements

• Delivery, Service, &

Support

• Customer Self-Service

• Case Management

VALUE CHAIN STRATEGY AND SERVICESCustomer Experience and

Market StrategyAligning sales, marketing and

operations for innovation

Customer Experience Design

Designing and delivering customer experience

across brand touchpoints

Operations and Supply Chain

Designing operations, supply chain and the organization model to deliver customer value

Operations and Supply Chain

Designing operations, supply chain and the organization model to deliver customer value

IBM SmartCloud Solutions and Smarter ComputingDelivering agility, integration and automation to drive relevant business outcomes

Smarter AnalyticsImproving customer experiences by embedding actionable insights into operational processes

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Customers are in the driver's seat. Connecting with them

individually requires a consistent and engaging online experience

Engaging

customers with

exceptional web +

social

72% improve understanding of individual customer needs

72% improve response time to market needs

58% harmonize customer experiences across channels

Changes required to meet customer expectations

Web

Social

Today

In 3 to 5 years

Most important mechanisms to engage customers

16%57%

47%

55%

Sources: IBM 2012 CEO study, Social Networking Leads As Top Online Activity Globally, comscore, December 2011. Social Media Influence In Purchasing “Social Media Now Influences Brand Perceptions, Purchase

Decisions of 38 Million in US. June 2011, Social Commerce sales in US. Internet Retailer U.S. Social Commerce Sales 2011-2015.Smartphone users making purchase, eDigitalResearch and Portaltech Reply 2012

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Business leaders recognize the importance of leading through

connections

Percent of CEOs using Social

to Connect with Customers

Top 3 CEO Priorities:

Primary Channel for Engaging

Customers within 5 Years

Source: 2012 IBM CEO Study “Leading Through Connections

Empowering employees

through value

Engaging customers

and individuals

Amplifying innovation

with partnerships

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Winning customer loyalty requires delivery of meaningful customer self service on the web

86% quit doing business w/ company bc bad customer experience

90% lower cost to serve customer on web62% customers didn't need to call

30% reduction in call center calls

2X increase self service transactionsCustomer results with Customer Experience Suite self service

Source(s): Losses from poor customer service, The Cost of Poor Customer Service: The Economic Impact of Customer Experience in the US, Genesys. Harris Interactive, Customer Experience Impact Report. Online

self service – March 2012 Coleman Parkes study of Customer Self Services. Customer results from self service. IBM Customer Engagements.

75% would prefer to use online

support but only 37% try self service

IBM's Web Experience software helps our customers achieve :

50% of “How do I” questions

could be deflected to self service

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Three shifts are creating an opportunity for social technology to

create real business value

Pressure to build and share expertise for competitive advantage

Growing demand for 24/7 and mobile connectedness

Increasingly influential and vocal customers

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Customers see many online experiences from your company

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Customers need consistently exceptional self service experiences across all channels

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Exceptional online experiences deliver exceptional business results for our customers...here are a few

Reduce costs Time to Market

60% increase in online sales conversion

30% higher rating for web self service than help desk

62% customers didn't need to call

84% faster time to find experts

85% sales conversion rate when use web tools

30% increase in referral rates

2X increase self service transactions

61% faster service delivery to new customers

17% decrease in shopping cart abandon rate

Move up 3 places in national online customer satisfaction ranking

90% lower cost to serve

customer

50% faster delivery of services to citizens

3X online sales Answer more than 1M customer questions a day

30% reduction in call center rates

Customer Satisfaction

Growth & Profitability

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IBM capabilities support the full range of customer relationship and self service needs

Florida Blue

Royal Bank of Canada

Customer Relationship Self Service Support

Bharti Airtel

Customer Content Delivery

Product & Service Content

Marketing Content

Social Content

Self Service Delivery

Online Product & Service Delivery

Self-service problem resolution

Customer Contact Support

Dealer, franchise, store,

distributor & branch support

Contact Center support

Account Mgmt

Registration & profile

management

Bill Presentment & Payment

Loyalty Programs

Bank of Montreal

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Royal Bank of Canada transformed their online experience and self-service capabilities to increase customer satisfaction

Business Need

� Provided customers with a new online

channel experience that deepens client relationships

� Leverage the online channel to grow

product revenue, improve self-service, and reduce cost of fulfillment

� Flexibility to quickly deploy new business

functions and services to the online channel

� Integrate and leverage the existing RBC

back-end online infrastructure

Real Results

� Advanced from 5th to 1st in online banking satisfaction rankings� Increased online self-service transactions by 2X� Awarded 2011 Best Consumer Internet Bank in Canada—Global Finance magazine

Real Results

� Advanced from 5th to 1st in online banking satisfaction rankings� Increased online self-service transactions by 2X� Awarded 2011 Best Consumer Internet Bank in Canada—Global Finance magazine

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BMO created an award winning customer self service experience

that increased online revenue

BMO Financial Group wins 2011 CIO 100 Award for www.bmo.com which

offers unified global commercial

online banking solutions.

New platform makes it easier for BMO

to identify customized up-selling and

cross-selling opportunities.

Single sign-on feature allows

customers to access different services.

Award: 2011 CIO 100 Award

Recipient: BMO Financial Group

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Bharti Airtel's self service experiences deliver millions of customers on-boarded for rapid business growth

Business Need

� Automating processes and delivering

excellent service to grow revenue in price sensitive markets

� Deliver personalized content based

on account level and usage� Scalability to meet increased

demand

Real Results

� Ability to provide flawless service to 110 million customers at low margins� Process between 7-8 million transactions a day� Process between 3-4 million new customers per month � Real-time responses to customer requests

Real Results

� Ability to provide flawless service to 110 million customers at low margins� Process between 7-8 million transactions a day� Process between 3-4 million new customers per month � Real-time responses to customer requests

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Cars.com deepens brand awareness and interactions for customers

2011 Web Marketing Association Award Winner!

Real Results

� Enhance user experience for a single, consistent brand image across different online presences serving over 10M users a month

� Scaled to support 200 million unique visitors a year, an increase of 145 million visits since 2007

� Enabled the company to migrate 75 percent of its existing applications to the new IBM solution

� Delivered an integrated, standardized solution that will enable the company to turn its focus to innovation rather than maintenance

Real Results

� Enhance user experience for a single, consistent brand image across different online presences serving over 10M users a month

� Scaled to support 200 million unique visitors a year, an increase of 145 million visits since 2007

� Enabled the company to migrate 75 percent of its existing applications to the new IBM solution

� Delivered an integrated, standardized solution that will enable the company to turn its focus to innovation rather than maintenance

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The next generation of customer relationships and self service

must adapt to how customers now interact with your business...

Old way customers purchased New way customers purchase

and interact with your company

* David C. Edelman, Harvard Business Review, Dec 2010

Interactions are social,

continuous, formal & informal

To... increase revenue and profitability per customer requires a total relationship view of the customer

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Successful self service solutions span these areas to build deep relationships with customers

Customer

Service

Customer

ServiceCustomer

Insight

Customer

Insight

Customer Relationship & Communities

Customer Relationship & Communities

Help me solve a problem, answer a question, use a

service, act on my account...

External Internal

Learn patterns of behavior, interaction from customers across owned and external

properties/channels

External

Learn more about product/service, deepen affinity with product, brand, company, provide feedback, interact with

company experts...

IBM Customer Experience Suite (Web Experience + Social + Collaboration)

IBM Social Analytics (Web, Social, Lifecycle Analytics + Sentiment Analysis +

Campaign / Email Optimization)

IBM WebSphere Commerce (Self service for purchasing, order fulfillment etc)

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Business is driven by relationships

IBM's Vision for Exceptional Multichannel Self Service Experiences

Bringing together the essential capabilities to create, manage, and deliver powerful multichannel customer experiences

IBM's solution for self service brings together IBM's web

experience and Commerce capabilities

IBM Customer Experience Suite IBM WebSphere Commerce

Seamless buying experience across channels

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Improve customer satisfaction and make self service more effective with social capabilities

� Wikis, blogs, ideation blogs

� User profiles� Rating, commenting,

tagging� Forums and

communities� Integrate with twitter,

Facebook, YouTube,

etc.� Shared files� Shared bookmarks� Instant messaging� Activities

Solve problems instantly Allow customers to find the right people to answer their questions

Enable customers to get problems resolved quickly

Drive excitement and brand loyalty by enabling direct communication from customers

Allow customers to provide feedback

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Support mobile self service applications

Desktop Tablet Mobile

Reach customers across multiple channels - mobile, web, and automatically display appropriate content to right device

Out-of-the-box mobile support included for social capabilities.

Leverage mobile themes and automatic device detection to deliver appropriate user experience for self service.

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In-line analytics for rapid insights help you adapt in

real time to customer's behavior

In-line analytics overlay on web page to rapidly assess usage – allowing real time

adjustments to help customers use services and applications better

Instantly see usage for specific self service capabilities and edit

content to optimize use

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Make Better, Evidence-Based Decisions with Analytics

Leverage analytics to:� Improve user engagement by

measuring and then fine tuning the customer experience

� Intelligently manage your

marketing resources

� Make better decisions faster

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How does social business and talent management come together

to help create a smarter workforce?

Social enhances the sales process

Build Skills

Engage Clients

Transform CultureAnd Processes

Continuously create and share best practices

Identify and enable the right people

Harvest insights and act with speed

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The business benefits are tangible and significant

Source: 2012 McKinsey Global Institute: The social economy: Unlocking value and productivity through social technologies

Up to

increases in the productivity

of knowledge workers

Up to

increase margins industries such

as consumer packaged goods

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Amadori transformed it's marketing process using social to create

customer advocates and boosted presence with new customers

Creating exceptional customer experiences

Identified and predicted consumer buying preferences, refined their digital marketing campaigns, to generate more sales and reach a new, younger customer demographic

100% Improved exposure

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Children’s Medical Center of Dallas leads by integrating social business technology into their patient care and disease management processes

Creating exceptional customer experiences

Created customer advocates and redefined how they care for patients to improve patient experiences and health outcomes with private support communities

75% reduction in clinic

phone calls

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Reliance Life integrated social business portal technologies into their

policy origination to grow branch offices and service more customers

Creating a smarter workforce

Integrating social business technologies into their branch-based operations resulting in industry leading growth while reducing operating costs by 30%

30% reduction in

operating cost

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To become a social business, leaders must define the right problem

to address and then develop a purposeful and deliberate plan

1. Identify a core business processes

2. Foster trust and transform the culture

Create a sharedvision of the culture

Design social workpractices into existing business processes

Align adoption strategy and measurements with organizational culture

Manage to a new way of working, thinking, trusting and engaging customers

3. Integrate a platform for social business

Social NetworkingServices are presence indicator, meetings, mail, blogs, wiki’s, other

Social AnalyticsServices are sentiment analysis, web analytics, smart filtering, other

Social ContentServices are web content editing, enterprise content management, shared files, folders, other

Process, Governance, Security & Lifecycle Management

One that relies heavily on knowledge workers

Where sources of innovation are at a premium

Where process flows can adjust dynamically to changing conditions

Where “agents of change” can thrive

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IBM continues to be the partner of choice for social business leaders

Leading social business in three dimensions

outcomes for our clients

social business engagement platform

ecosystem and industry expertise

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With IBM Connections, you can leverage a social collaboratoin

solution that provides a foundation for social business

The leading social software solution that can integrate social into your business processes and across your entire customer experience

The leading social software that offers the most powerful social analytics and metrics to foster vital networks & communities

The leading social software solution that reveals creativity anywhere and is ready to be delivered to a broad range of mobile devices

The leading social software that offers the choice to deploy securely in the cloud, on premise and hybrid options — it’s never been easier

Make everything social and bring your brand to every experience

Eliminate the guesswork

Unlock creativity everywhere

Deploy with choice and confidence

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With seamlessly integrated social tools Leveraging existing properties for new ROI

Complete with mobile experiences With new web experiences in minutes

The next-generation intranet now

Content authoring made easier

Business-user generated

self-service applicationsInsights through instrumented web analytics

With the IBM Customer Experience Suite & Intranet

Experience Suite clients are creating value built on a

proven foundation of technology

Delighting customers by engaging them on their own terms

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The deepest ecosystem and expertise in your industry

One of the largest social business ecosystems in the world with over 39,000 partners

In the most important social software domains including gamification, video, compliance, project management and mobility

Over 700 partners have business applications built on the social and portal platforms

Thousands of experts who understand your industry, your most critical business process with real experience serving leaders in your industry

We have the breadth Bringing new, cutting-edge capabilities

The platform of choice for partners

Expertise where it matters

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Thank you