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  • SAP AG 2003 RACRM1 mySAP Solution Overview 4.0 01 / 1

    Introduction to mySAP CRM

    mySAP CRM Overview

    Case Study

    Why choose mySAP CRM?

    Speaker: Louisa Morassutti

    Duration:

    Section 1: 15 minutes

    Section 2: 10 minutes

    Section 3: 10 minutes

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    Course Agenda

    Topics:1. Introduction to mySAP CRM

    2. Foundation & Architecture

    3. mySAP CRM Analytics

    4. mySAP CRM Marketing

    Topics:5. mySAP CRM E-Commerce

    6. mySAP CRM ChannelManagement

    7. mySAP CRM Sales

    8. mySAP CRM Interaction Center

    Topics:9. mySAP CRM Service

    10. mySAP CRM Field Applications

    11. mySAP CRM for Industries

    12. mySAP CRM Implementation & Operation

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    Introduction to mySAP CRM: Unit Objectives

    At the conclusion of this unit, you will be able to: Explain how mySAP CRM fits into the enterprise ecosystem

    with mySAP Business Suite Describe the key processes of the functional and channel

    key capabilities as well as mySAP CRM for Industries Name the advantages mySAP CRM offers to address

    challenges faced by customers

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    Introduction to mySAP CRM: Business Scenario

    Competitive markets, demanding customers and the need to optimize internal processes put companies under great pressure. They are now looking for a software solution which provides seamless end-to-end integration, offers the functionality required by their industry and can be flexibly deployed.

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    What is CRM?

    Customer Relationship Management (CRM)is a business strategy aimed at optimizing

    customer-facing activities for the greatest impact on business success

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    mySAP CRM as Part of the mySAP Business Suite

    mySAP Business Suite and the Enterprise Ecosystem

    mySAP SCM

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    mySAP CRM

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    Operations

    Maintenance & Quality

    Inventory & Production

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    Operations & Administration

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    Departments of an Enterprise Driving Customer Interactions

    Which departments of an enterpriseare involved in

    customer-facing activities?

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    Customer Related Activities in Marketing

    Key Processes Campaign Management Customer Segmentation Lead Management E-Marketing Trade Promotion Management

    (TPM) Marketing Planning and

    Analytics

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    Customer Related Activities in Sales

    Key Processes Sales Order Management,

    Quotations and Contracts Account and Contact

    Management Opportunity and Pipeline

    Management Task and Activity Management Incentives and Commissions

    Management Leasing Sales Planning and Analytics

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    Customer Related Activities in Service

    Key Processes Service Request, Service Order

    and Contract Management Complaint Management Case Management Installed Base Management

    Knowledge Management Workflow and Escalation

    Management Workforce Management Professional Services Service Planning and Analytics

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    Customer Interaction Channels

    Which channelsdoes an enterprise use to interact with

    customers?

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    Customer Interaction Channels

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    Deep Industry Processes go Beyond Data and Presentation Layers

    BusinessProcessesProduct

    BusinessPartner

    What do I sell or service?

    How do I sell or service?

    Why is it important to consider industry-specific requirements?

    Materials and Sets in Consumer Products

    Vehicles in Automotive Consultants in

    Professional Services

    Orders in Consumer Products

    Cases in Public Sector Contracts in Utilities

    Citizen in Public Sector Physicians in

    Pharmaceuticals Stores in Retail Retailer and Consumer in

    Consumer Products

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    Manufacturing Industries Customer and Vehicle Relationship

    Management (Automotive) Trade Promotion Management

    (Consumer Products) Channel Sales Management

    (High Tech) Value Based Detailing,

    Contracts and Chargeback(Pharmaceuticals)

    Sales Against Contracts(Oil & Gas)

    Asset Services Portal(Industrial Machinery &Components)

    Lean Batch Management(Process Industries)

    Service Industries Professional Services

    (Service Providers) Intellectual Property

    Management,Campaign Management for Advertising and Subscriptions(Media)

    Sales Management forCommercial and Industrial Customers(Utilities)

    Case Management(Public Sector, Financial Services, Telco)

    Constituent Services (Public Sector)

    Contract Sales in Dealer Portal(Telco)

    Leasing Customer Oriented Banking and

    Insurance Services ...

    INDUSTRY-SPECIFIC

    CRM

    Key Industry Processes within mySAP CRM

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    Introduction to mySAP CRM

    mySAP CRM Overview

    Case Study

    Why choose mySAP CRM?

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    66mySAP CRMChannel Mgmt

    Channel manager creates lead, partner

    creates order

    Analyst looks at the sales distribution and classifies customers

    33mySAP CRMAnalytics

    44 Marketing manager creates a target group

    and a marketing campaign

    mySAP CRMMarketing

    Customer calls,IC agent creates

    complaint

    Case Study of mySAP CRM Solution Overview

    88

    mySAP CRMInteraction

    Center

    mySAP CRM

    Solution

    55Customer makes

    purchase in Web shop

    mySAP CRME-Commerce

    Sales order is replicated to SAP Enterprise and delivery takes place

    77mySAP CRMSalesService rep creates service

    order and assignsappointment to service

    technician

    99 mySAP CRMService

    mySAP CRMField Appl.

    1010Service technicianprovides solution

    to customer

    Note: Numbers correspond to chapters

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    Introduction to mySAP CRM

    mySAP CRM Overview

    Case Study

    Why choose mySAP CRM?

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    Why choose mySAP CRM:1. Support of Seamless End-to-End Processes

    CRM Processes Across the Value Chain

    Powered by NetWeaver

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    Why choose mySAP CRM:2. Best Industry-Specific Capabilities

    Industry-Specific Solutions as Strategy

    30 years of industry expertise Best practices developed with largest customer base

    and joint development projects with leading organizations

    Powerful organization in place across 23 industries Largest partner ecosystem

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    Why choose mySAP CRM:

    Customers start according to their priorities,realize fast ROI and expand solutions step-by-step

    SAP Customers Quick Steps to CRM Value

    mySAP CRM Platform

    CampaignAutomation

    Field Sales -OMS

    OutboundTelesales

    Interactive Selling

    Product Proposal

    mySAP CRM @ Customer Site

    3. Modular Deployment Enables Fast Return on Investment

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    Sample Solution Maps: CRM Enterprise

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    Sample Solution Maps: mySAP CRM Sales (1)Sales (1)Sales Planning

    and Forecasting

    Integrated E-Business Planning Platform (S1)Flexible Modeling(S1)

    Strategic Planning(S1)Supply Chain Integration (S1)Rolling Forecast(S1)

    Collaborative Planning (S1)Planning-Cycle Monitoring (S1)Performance Reviews (S1)Sales Planning Cockpit (S1)

    Business Content(S1)

    Territory Management

    Market Segmentation (S1)Territory Maintenance (S1)Assignment Scheduling (S1)

    Territory/Organizational Mapping (S1)Responsibility Determination (S1)Mobile Business Support (S1)

    Territory Reorganization(S1)

    Sales Analysis by Territory (S1)Interface to Third-Party Territory Planning Tools(S1)

    Account and Contact

    ManagementAccount and Contact Person(S1)Search and List(S1)

    Fact Sheet (S1, S2)

    Interaction History(S1)Activities (S1)

    Opportunities (S1)

    Addresses (S1)

    Relationships (S1)

    Pricing (S1)

    Notes (S1)

    Attachments (S1)

    Print Account Overview (S1)Email and Fax Integration (S1)

    Activity Management

    Tasks and Business Activities (S1)Automatic Partner Determination (S1)Automatic Organizational Data Determination (S1)Status and Result (S1)Notes (S1)Attachments (S1)

    Private Activities (S1)Groupware Integration(S1)Campaign Reference(S1)Activity Journal (S1)Follow-Up Documents(S1)Action Management (S1)

    Opportunity Management

    Opportunity Planning (S1)Sales Team (S1)Competitors (S1)

    Product Notes (S1)Individual Sales Cycle (S1)Automatic Partner Determination (S1)Automatic Organizational Data Determination (S1)Product Category(S1)Pricing (S1)Follow-Up Documents (S1)Product Configuration (S1)Expected Product Value (S1)

    Quotation and Order

    ManagementInquiries (S1)

    Quotations (S1)Sales Orders (S1)Mixed Documents (S1)Automatic Organizational Data Determination (S1)Automatic Partner Determination (S1)Automatic Text Handling (S1)Status Management (S1)Pricing (S1)Attachments (S1)Incompletion Check (S1)Credit Management and Credit Check(S1, S2)Payment Card Processing (S1, S2)

    Contract Management and

    LeasingValue Contracts (S1)Quantity Contracts(S1)Releasable Products (S1)Automatic Organizational Data Determination (S1)Automatic Partner Determination (S1)Text Management(S1)Status Management (S1)Pricing (S1)

    Attachments (S1)Credit Management and Credit Check(S1, S2)Payment Card Processing (S1, S2)

    Incentive and Commission Management

    Incentive Plan Modeling (S31)Configuration Templates (S31)Roll Up Hierarchies /Indirect Participants(S31)Contracts and Agreements Handling (S31)Individual Plans (S31)Segment Management (S31)Participant Determination (S31)Transaction Valuation (S31)Commission Remuneration (S31)Incentive (Bonus) Remuneration (S31)Quota Attainment Calculation (S31)

    Workflow Management(S1)Activity Monitor (S1)Multiple Survey Assignment (S1)Document Flow (S1)Active/Passive Analysis (S1)

    Success/Failure Analysis (S1)Customer Care Intensity Analysis (S1)Activities per Organizational Unit Analysis (S1)Activity History Analysis (S1)Planned Activities Analysis (S1)Sales Cycle Analysis (S1)

    Attachments (S1)Competitor Products (S1)Multiple Survey Assignment (S1)Project Milestones(S1)Lead to Opportunity Workflow (S1)Status and Reason (S1)Buying Center(S1)Assessment (Survey) (S1)Competitor Analyses (S1)Sales Assistant (S1)

    Workflow Management (S1)Automated Follow-Up Processes (S1)Document Flow (S1)Product Listing/ Exclusion (S1)Product Determination (S1)Product Configuration (S1)Batch Processing(S1, S4)Sales Document with Structured Products (S1)

    Workflow Management (S1)Automated Follow-Up Processes (S1)Output Determination (S1)Pricing and Product Configuration (S1)Document Flow(S1)Date Management(S1)Authorized Partners (S1, S2)Monetary Value in Quantity Contracts(S1)

    Results Adjustments (S31)Posting and Settlement (S31, S11, S9)Commission Simulation (S31)Commission Status Management(S31, S13, S137, S99)

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    Sample Solution Maps: mySAP CRM Sales (2)Sales (2-continued)

    Sales Planning and Forecasting

    Territory Management

    Account and Contact

    Management

    Activity Management

    Opportunity Management

    Quotation and Order Management

    Contract Management and Leasing

    Incentive and Commission Managementc c c c c

    Sourcing (S1)Minimum Order Quantity Check (S1)Delivery Groups (S1)Follow-Up Order (S1)

    Quotation Notification (S1)

    Alternative Items (S1)Validity Period (S1)

    Quotation Item Rejection (S1)Success Rate per Product (S1)Sales Probability (S1)Quotation Tracking Analysis (S1)Quotation Success Rate Analysis (S1)Top Five Quotations (S1)Incoming Sales Order Analysis (S1)Plan/Actual Comparison (S1)Best-Selling Products (S1)

    Project Goals Definition (S1)Sales Project Management (S1)Opportunity Hierarchies (S1)Document Flow(S1)

    Opportunity PlanOpportunity Pipeline Analysis(S1)

    Win/Loss Analysis(S1)Expected Sales Volume Analysis(S1)

    Forecast Reliability Analysis(S1)Opportunities Results Analysis(S1)

    Output Determination (S1)

    Free Goods (S1)

    Fulfillment Systems Synchronization (S1, S2)Availability Check(S1, S2, S4)

    Release Order Processing (S1)

    Cancellation Handling (S1)

    Contract Completion (S1)

    Collaborative Contract Negotiation (S1)

    Fulfillment Systems Synchronization(S1, S2)Open Sales Contract Analysis (S1)

    Analysis of Products in Contracts (S1)

    Top Five Contracts (S1)

    Completed Sales Contract Analysis (S1)

    Canceled Sales Contract Analysis (S1)

    Pricing (Leasing) (S1)

    Financial Mathematic Calculation (Leasing) (S1)

    Financial Simulation (Leasing) (S1)Residual Value Calculation (Leasing) (S1)

    Tax Handling (Leasing) (S1, S2)

    Periodic Billing (Leasing) (S1, S11)

    Offer and Contract Creation (Leasing) (S1)

    Outline Agreements (Leasing) (S1)

    Status Management (Leasing) (S1)Partner and Organizational Data Determination (Leasing) (S1)Quotation to Contract Conversion (Leasing) (S1)Floating and Index Rate Adjustment (Leasing) (S1)

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    CRM Content Supports Implementation

    Component Views

    Configuration Guides

    CRM Solution Manager Content 4.0

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    Introduction to mySAP CRM: Unit Summary

    You are now able to: Explain how mySAP CRM is part of the enterprise ecosystem

    with mySAP Business Suite Describe the key processes of the functional and channel

    key capabilities as well as mySAP CRM for Industries Name the advantages mySAP CRM offers to address

    challenges faced by customers

    Introduction to mySAP CRMCourse AgendaIntroduction to mySAP CRM: Unit ObjectivesIntroduction to mySAP CRM: Business ScenarioWhat is CRM?mySAP CRM as Part of the mySAP Business SuiteDepartments of an Enterprise Driving Customer InteractionsCustomer Related Activities in MarketingCustomer Related Activities in SalesCustomer Related Activities in ServiceCustomer Interaction ChannelsCustomer Interaction ChannelsDeep Industry Processes go Beyond Data and Presentation LayersKey Industry Processes within mySAP CRMIntroduction to mySAP CRMCase Study of mySAP CRM Solution OverviewIntroduction to mySAP CRMWhy choose mySAP CRM: (1)Why choose mySAP CRM: (2)Why choose mySAP CRM: (3)Sample Solution Maps: CRM EnterpriseSample Solution Maps: mySAP CRM Sales (1)Sample Solution Maps: mySAP CRM Sales (2)CRM Content Supports ImplementationIntroduction to mySAP CRM: Unit Summary