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    1. Unleashing Salesforce Service & Support: Wireless Use Cases Track: Support II Advanced Strategies Moderated by: Ethan Alexander Director, Salesforce Mobile Bruce Krohn Director of Field Automation – Industry Solutions Group Marty Trull Mobile & Wireless Sales Director Dan Rudolph Director, Product Marketing Motorola Good Technology Group
    2. Agenda  Introductions  Basics of Salesforce Mobile  Let’s hear from our mobile experts on CRM/SSS  Key success messages to take back to the office  Product demos  Your Questions
    3. Safe Harbor Statement “Safe harbor” statement under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995: This presentation may contain forward- looking statements including but not limited to statements concerning the potential market for our existing service offerings and future offerings. All of our forward looking statements involve risks, uncertainties and assumptions. If any such risks or uncertainties materialize or if any of the assumptions proves incorrect, our results could differ materially from the results expressed or implied by the forward-looking statements we make. The risks and uncertainties referred to above include - but are not limited to - risks associated with possible fluctuations in our operating results and cash flows, rate of growth and anticipated revenue run rate, errors, interruptions or delays in our service or our Web hosting, our new business model, our history of operating losses, the possibility that we will not remain profitable, breach of our security measures, the emerging market in which we operate, our relatively limited operating history, our ability to hire, retain and motivate our employees and manage our growth, competition, our ability to continue to release and gain customer acceptance of new and improved versions of our service, customer and partner acceptance of the AppExchange, successful customer deployment and utilization of our services, unanticipated changes in our effective tax rate, fluctuations in the number of shares outstanding, the price of such shares, foreign currency exchange rates and interest rates. Further information on these and other factors that could affect our financial results is included in the reports on Forms 10-K, 10-Q and 8-K and in other filings we make with the Securities and Exchange Commission from time to time. These documents are available on the SEC Filings section of the Investor Information section of our website at www.salesforce.com/investor. Salesforce.com, inc. assumes no obligation and does not intend to update these forward- looking statements, except as required by law.
    4. Basics of  Extend Your Salesforce, Many Custom Objects and AppExchange Apps  Eliminate the Connection Confusion  Deployment and management is OTA  Updates occur in the background  Seamless online / online use  Relevant Data for the Field User  Admin can designate mobile configurations based on field needs KEEP IT SIMPLE = Success
    5. Expect to capture field data in the field  Integrated Search  Look up customer information  Contacts  Activity History  Assign tasks from the field  Log emails and calls  Enter activity information (right after meetings)  Check orders (custom objects)  Lookup nearby accounts (views)  View Reports (phase 1)
    6. 5 Steps to Mobile Success 1. Carefully Plan Your Mobile Project Understand the scope, use cases, and involve end users in objectives 2. Know your Device before adding applications Keep it simple as field adoption is crucial 3. Training and Guidance can lead you through the jungle Engage services / authorized mobile partners / education teams to laser focus mobile success 4. Pilot the mobile users Start Simple – it’s easy to go from 5 – 25 – 100 to … than all at once 5. Get feedback from the pilot group and provide enhancements along the way to enable high user adoption and overall success
    7. Bruce Krohn Dan Rudolph Director, Product Marketing Director of Field Automation – Industry Motorola Good Technology Group Solutions Group WIN ME!
    8. A Truly Global Company and Innovator  2006 Revenue: $44.5B  Market Leader and Globally recognized innovation  Employees: 65,000+ in nearly ever country  Patents: 21,000+  R&D: Over $4B  Recent Acquisitions:  Symbol – Leader in rugged devices  Good Technology – Leader in application / device management  Salesforce Licenses: 1100+  Key Uses by Motorola of SFDC:  Contact, Lead and Opportunity Management  Forecasting, Solution Builder  Updating Field meetings  Mobility Pilot
    9. Key Take-aways Today  Motorola has a wide variety of Devices for different types of mobile users  Secure access to personal, corporate data and applications  Motorola’s acquisition of Symbol and Good Technology  Enabling complete management of devices, apps, support of field users  Want to learn more? All the technical details plus multiple live demos at the Motorola booth 215
    10. Solutions across multiple industries Field Wholesale Transportation Manufacturing Government Mobility Healthcare Distribution & Travel
    11. For Example: A Day in the Life of Motorola  Field Industry Person  Daily objectives:  Barcode  RFID  Signature Capture  GPS Positioning  Wireless Printing  Update all my applications on the fly  Example: Scanner for Today’s Session plus others
    12. Top Considerations for Mobilizing Field Forces 1. Platform & device suitability and flexibility 2. Security 3. Management & Support 4. Application Mobilization 5. User Experience
    13. 1. Devices: Different Users Require Different Devices CXO Sales VP • • Heavy Phone Use Heavy E-mail Use • • Light E-mail Triage Heavy Phone Use • • No Application Use Light App Use IT Field • • Heavy E-mail Use Heavy App Use Manager Service • • Heavy App Use Moderate E-mail Use • • Moderate Phone Use No Phone Use 13
    14. 2. Security: Remote Control of the Handheld Centralized Policy Definition and Remote Enforcement Enterprise Password Control Device Control FIREWALL Application Lockdown Encryption Remote Data Erase 14
    15. 3. Management: Over-the-air Software Management Setup and upgrades completely No desktop software or cables OTA No need for IT to touch devices Distribute third party software (OTA)
    16. 3. Management: Troubleshooting and Support Limited Visibility Avoid ??? ???????????? End-to-End Visibility Best Practice
    17. 4. App Mobilization: Growing Number of Apps Intranets SFA Database Custom Custom Service Other Firewall
    18. 5. User Experience: The Goal 18
    19. Are You Ready for Rapid Deployment? Marty Trull Mobile and Wireless Solutions Sales Director marty.trull@agilysys.com
    20.  Founded: 1922  Presence: North America, Asia, & Europe  Headquarters: Boca Raton, Florida  Nasdaq: AGYS  Revenues: $900 million  Employees: 900  Certifications: ISO 9001:2000  Motorola Premier Solution Partner  1st US Business Partner to Sell and Install MSP Device Management Solution  Salesforce Seats used by: 500+  Client Representatives, Project Managers, Team Leads, Management  Lead Management, Forecasting, Tracking  Multiple Industries  Retail  Hospitality  Enterprise Solutions (IBM, HP)  Government, Banking, Healthcare, Manufacturing, Distribution…
    21. Key Components For Rapid Deployment  DEPLOY: Out-of-the-Box Rapid Mobile Device Deployment  Devices can be up and running in 5 minutes anywhere in the world  MANAGE: Centralized Mobile Device OS Upgrades  Enable the right applications for the various user groups  Enable automatic updates of OS and application packages  SUPPORT: Remote Control of Mobile Devices  Trouble shoot field issues  Security in managing lost units
    22. Results  Initial Deployment  Lower IT costs through quicker, fault-free staging  Faster ROI  Upgrades and Patching  Close security gaps fast  Push applications to in-service devices
    23. MSP Components and Ecosystem MSP Console EMS/NMS Integration (Tivoli, OpenView, …) Mobility Services Platform – Lite or Mobility Services Platform – SNMP On Wireless Enterprise MSP Agents on Switches and Mobile Devices Access Points
    24. DEPLOY: Out-of-the-Box Rapid Mobile Device Deployment Significantly reduce deployment costs. Devices can be up and running in five minutes.
    25. MANAGE: Centralized Mobile Device OS Upgrades Schedule and automatically update all mobile devices with the latest OS patches and upgrades quickly and easily.
    26. SUPPORT: Remote Control of Mobile Devices Ability to take control of device supports troubleshooting and enables remote training.
    27. Summary  Manage Devices  Manage Software versions  Manage Data transfer  Full over the air management  Overall Results:  Simplicity in field use  Higher end user satisfaction  Happier customers
    28. Key Messages to Take Back to the Office Team  Salesforce Mobile is available today to extend your Salesforce globally  We can manage CRM / SSS data from the field  Customization of Salesforce can be made to work for Mobile  No matter your industry there are experts who can help deliver your applications in field  choose the device that best suits your field user  enable better data management  stronger follow up and closure  complete system management  Total end to end solution is in use by many customers around the world with the right partner  devices -> carrier -> software -> management -> support/service
    29. Live Demonstration Dan Rudolph Director, Product Marketing Motorola Good Technology Group
    30. Next Steps: Motorola Booth 215  Technical advice:  Speak with Motorola Experts and Agilysys  Peripheral equipment and application capture  Trials can help  Try Good Free for 30 Days  www.motorola.com  Stop by the booth to sign up today  Multiple demos in the booth  Q giveaway time……
    31. Questions and Answers Ethan Alexander Director, Salesforce Mobile Bruce Krohn Director of Field Automation – Industry Solutions Group Marty Trull Mobile & Wireless Sales Director Dan Rudolph Director, Product Marketing Motorola Good Technology Group
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