r.elativity capabilities summary
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CAPABILITIES SUMMARY
Customer Relationship Management (CRM) Strategy, Technology Selection and
Implementation Management Services
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Overview Selected Clients
• 15+ years experience in CRM strategy, technology selection and implementation management
• Vendor-agnostic but competent with major CRM platforms (e.g., Microsoft, Oracle, Pegasystems, PeopleSoft, SAP, Salesforce.com, Siebel)
• Big 4 / Tier 1 integrator background with KPMG, CSC, Oracle and Answerthink; practices solid methodology-driven service delivery
• Relevant professional certifications (e.g., MCP, OCP, PMP, Siebel Certified Business Analyst)
• Experience spanning multiple industries including banking, chemicals, electronics, food and beverages, government, health care/pharma, retail and software
• SDB/MWBE with previous state-level certifications
• Fully insured (PEO/liability and Workers’ Compensation coverage) 2
CRM Strategy
• Visioning
• Process Analysis
• Customer Experience
• Conceptual Architecture
• Business Case
CUSTOMER
Determine product
suitability and fit
Obtain product
information and
pricing
Register for an
event
Find out about
enterprise service
offerings
Find and register
for training classes
Order products
(software,
maintenance,
books)
Order training
Order services
Completed order
Check order
status / Check
fulfillment status /
Receive products
Determine
entitlement /
Check account
status
Make an invoice
inquiry / Resolve a
billing issue
Resolve a
licensing issue /
get authorization
codes
Received product
Check enterprise
services project
status
Get product use
guidance / Figure
out how to do
something (help or
tutorial)
Attend training
MARKETING
AND SALES
SHIPPING,
LICENSE AND
BILLING
TRAINING
AND
ENTERPRISE
SERVICES
TECHNICAL
SUPPORTInstall products /
Get help with
installation /
Activate product
Diagnose a
problem
Submit a problem
report / Get
assistance with
resolving product
issues
Check problem
status / Escalate
problem
Resolution
Potential product
issue
Actual product
issue
Installed /
activated product
Use product
Find and download
software, updates
and patches
Participate in user
discussion forums
Provide product
feedback and
suggestions
Provide
performance
feedback
Attend an event
Register for
Technical Support
Execute project
Current vs Future State
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Str
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Acco
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Pricing
Information
Asset &
Pricing
Information
Customer Number
& Asset ID
Request for Assets info?
Customer
& Asset
Information
Asset & Pricing Information
Exported
Excel
Spreadsheet
24x7 Account Service Setup worksheet
Rejected quote
Accepted
Quote
Named Account orders
Account Service
Contract and
linked Assets
Rejected
order
Order problem
Booked
Order
Accepted
order
Initial purchase
1.3
Capture Contract
Coordinator data
(initial purchase)
2.1
Create Quote
1.4
Check/validate
existing entitlements
subsequent purchase
1.1.04
Export Asset &
Pricing information
1.1.01
Submit request for
Asset information
1.1.02
Receive request for
Asset Information3.3
Commit Order
1.1.03
Identify Asset &
information for pricing
5.1
Review the Order
2.2
Present Quote to
Customer
Start
1.1.05
Determine pricing
3.2
Input Order into
WebOE
1.2
Capture Opportunity-
specific info in SFDC
3.1
Salesforce.com
Quote-to-Order
5.2
Resolve Problems
with Order
5.4
Process Product and
Fulfill Order
5.3
Book Order
4.1
Create New Account
Service contract
4.2
Assign Assets to
Account Service
contract
6.1
Determine
Entitlement by Asset/
Contract
6.2
Validate/Update
Contract Coordinator
Data (ad hoc)
6.3
Provide Technical
Support (aka Case
Management)
7.1
Research Installed
Base/Create Pricing
7.2
Consolidate Service
Contracts
7.3
Validate/Update
Contract Coordinator
Data
7.4
Enter Renewal
Orders
7.5
Perform Terminations
Entitlement information
Renewal Order
1.0
Opportunity
Management
2.0
Quoting
3.0
Order Entry
5.0
Order
Processing
4.0
Provisioning
6.0
Support
7.0
Renewals
Solid Line –
No impact to
current process
Broken Line –
impact to current
process
Committed
Order
w/24x7
Account
Service
Entitlement information
Subsequent purchase
NSA
i-Analyze
ZipBuyFilemaker
Advertising
Budget
System (ABS)
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GIS
CURRENT 6 MONTHS FROM NOW 12 MONTHS FROM NOW
MULTIPLE SYSTEMS /
DUPLICATE DATA ENTRY
REDUCE STOVEPIPES
BETWEEN SYSTEMS
LIMITED ANALYTICAL
CAPABILITIES
BASIC ANALYTICAL
CAPABILITIES
ADVANCED ANALYTICAL
CAPABILITIES
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- Desktop Computer
- Spreadsheets
- Discoverer
- GIS
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- Desktop Computer
- Statistical Analysis Package
- Data Extraction Tools
- Reporting Application
- GIS
IMAPS
DATABASE
(Past, Current,
Future
Advertising Info)
MSS Data
Warehouse
(Sales
Data)
OLAP CUBES
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GIS
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Statistical/ Marketing
Analytics Package
ANALYTICAL/PLANNING
SYSTEMS
ArcSDE
Layers
MEDIA SCORECARD
NSA
i-Analyze
ZipBuyFilemaker
Advertising
Budget
System (ABS)
`
GIS
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Customer Experience touch points and Portal Taxonomy
Conceptual Systems Roadmap
Business Process Definition with Swim Lanes
CRM Technology Selection
• Evaluation Criteria / Models
• RFI/RFP Development
• Vendor Due Diligence
• Proof of Concept Demos
• Source Selection Boards
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SAS 9
SPSS 13.0
MINITAB 14
STATA 8
STATISTICA 7
WALGREENS
INTERACTIVE
FORECASTING
SYSTEM
SASSPSS
Stata
Statistica
Minitab WalgreensIntegrated ForecastingSystem
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Selection Criteria and Process Overview
Selection Model and Candidate Scoring
Selection Process Definition and Execution Timeline
CRM Implementation Management
Technical Support Global Portfolio Roadmap
Apr ‘09 May ‘09 Jun ‘09 Jul ‘09 Aug ‘09 Sep ‘09 Oct ‘09 Nov ‘09 Dec ‘09
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Enable Capture of Site/Contract Coordinator Data
Knowledgebase Resolution Cleanup
Follow-the-Sun Support Case Routing
Stand-Alone Reports
6/1/2009
Global Unified Call Center Platform
Requirements Deliverable and Roadmap
Enable Open Access to Tech Support Resources
E-mail Elimination
Modify Systems to Support Add-on Maintenance
Services and Enable Visibility of Entitlements(end date depends on approval of pricing model)
Metrics Collection for Time Tracking/Reporting
Enhanced Support Case Escalation
How-to Videos for Top Resolutions
Evaluate Collaboration Tools
(e.g., Chat, Co-Browsing)
Select and Implement Collaboration Tools
(e.g., Chat, Co-Browsing)
Redirect Student/Grad Pack and Site License/RC
End Users to Web or Site/Contract Coordinator
Future Initiatives
(e.g., Forums,
Social Networks,
Blogs)
Enhancements to Enable Future Maintenance Portfolio
Offerings
Enable Advanced Support Case
Routing (e.g., Skills-Based)(depends on direction and timing of Global Unified Contact Center)
Dependencies for Future Capabilities:
Global Unified Contact Center deployment (TBD)
Learning Management System (LMS) for Video Delivery (TBD)
Implement Reporting Dashboard
(depends on direction and timing of Global Unified Contact Center)
Portfolio Enablement Activities:
Finance/VSOE, Legal, Pricing, Service Definition
• Scope, Issue and Risk Management
• Workplan Management
• Budget Management
• Vendor Management
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Program Timeline with Workstreams and Projects
Updateable Workplan Extract for Status Reporting
Process and System-level View of Program Scope
Case Study: Integrated Real Estate Information System (IRIS) at the South Florida Water Management District • Client:
The South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD) is a
regional, governmental agency that oversees the water resources in a 16-county area stretching from Orlando to the Florida Keys. SFWMD’s mission is to manage and protect water resources of the region by balancing and improving water quality, flood control, natural systems and water supply.
• Problem:
SFWMD needed to upgrade its landowner (CRM), real estate
acquisition and asset management systems in order support the objectives of a massive new land acquisition program. Relevant data was housed in two stand-alone systems plus multiple spreadsheets. Reporting was difficult since various data sources (often with conflicting data) had to be analyzed in an effort to obtain accurate information. Workflow status was unavailable since land acquisition workflows were not systematically tracked.
SFWMD retained r.elativity to perform an assessment of its current
systems and processes, lead the development of requirements, and provide assistance in the evaluation and selection of the replacement solution.
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Case Study (page 2)
• Actions:
Working with SFWMD’s Executive Sponsor and key stakeholders, r.elativity defined the key system requirements and developed the overall conceptual architecture for the replacement system. In order to obtain a common understanding of the need for and objectives of the new solution, r.elativity published and disseminated a simplified visual representation of the key requirements, and came up with a new name – Integrated Real Estate Information System, or IRIS, for the future solution.
Following requirements definition, r.elativity
estimated the expected initial system acquisition costs under various scenarios ranging from implementation of a packaged solution to development of the system using custom development tools. They performed a “build versus buy” analysis, and determined that a commercial solution, if available, would be the most cost effective solution.
r.elativity performed an extensive analysis of
over 30 different vendor applications, and identified and rank-ordered several that would meet requirements with configuration and/or customization. They developed and employed a multi-attribute decision model to identify and evaluate each of the potential solutions against key criteria.
r.elativity wrote the Statement of Work (SOW)
for the Request for Information and Request for Proposals (RFI and RFP), and served as technical advisor to the vendor selection team. Following selection of the preferred alternative, r.elativity was retained first to provide quality assurance services, and then to serve as program management, coordinating the efforts of two separate implementation vendors.
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Case Study (page 3)
• Outcomes:
IRIS was successfully implemented, enabling the SFWMD to meet the land acquisition requirements of the Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Plan (CERP), a $9.5 billion project aimed at restoring the South Florida ecosystem. IRIS consolidated all relevant information within one database, and provided land acquisition specialists with a 360-degree view of the land acquisition process as well as associated landowner and tract information
As a result of the implementation of IRIS, the number of workflow steps was reduced from 224 to 12, the number of data fields was reduced from 244 to 151, and the number of contact types was reduced from 25 to 4. In conjunction with the implementation of IRIS, 100% (57,000) of the bad owner contact records were cleaned or purged from the database.
The IRIS program was the subject of a number of professional
publications, including being highlighted in ESRI’s ArcUser Magazine and the subject of a presentation at the ESRI Users Conference.
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Executive Profile (page 1)
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Executive Profile (page 2)
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Case Study 2: CRM Assessment and Strategy for a Fortune 50 Health Care Products Manufacturer
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Case Study 3: CRM Strategy, Technology Selection and Implementation for a Software Company
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Contact Information
David L. Boone, MSSM, PMP
1720 13th Street Victoria, Virginia 23974 USA
1.888.759.7000 http://r.elativity.com
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