Competitive Intelligence Best Practices Matt Bennetti, salesforce.com Cathy Bensink, Tandberg

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Agenda Salesforce.com: Overview of Competitive Intelligence Best Practices Why? Where? When? How? What? Tandberg: Improving Competitive Win Rates Using Salesforce.com Closing

Salesforce.com: Overview of Competitive Intelligence Best Practices

Why? Where? When? How? What?

Tandberg: Improving Competitive Win Rates Using Salesforce.com

Closing

Why Track Competitive Information? Understand key strengths and weaknesses in your product or service Understand where to focus training resources and create support tools Improve Sales Effectiveness Improve Marketing Effectiveness Take market share away from competitors

Understand key strengths and weaknesses in your product or service

Understand where to focus training resources and create support tools

Improve Sales Effectiveness

Improve Marketing Effectiveness

Take market share away from competitors

Where do I track Competitive Information? Opportunity Level Custom Fields: Primary Competitor, Reason For Loss, Current Competitive Status

Opportunity Level

Custom Fields: Primary Competitor, Reason For Loss, Current Competitive Status

When do I Track Competitive Information? During the Deal Alert managers to “at risk” deals Deliver timely competitive Information to sales Keep competitive intel up to date Create FUD about competitors in the mind of prospects After the Deal Identify successful sales strategies Required fields to track reasons for loss Evaluate competitive trends/win rates

During the Deal

Alert managers to “at risk” deals

Deliver timely competitive Information to sales

Keep competitive intel up to date

Create FUD about competitors in the mind of prospects

After the Deal

Identify successful sales strategies

Required fields to track reasons for loss

Evaluate competitive trends/win rates

How Can I Make Competitive Intel Available? Scale: Empower Sales to research competitors Docs tab enables security on sensitive information

Scale: Empower Sales to research competitors

Docs tab enables security on sensitive information

How Do I Improve Competitive Visibility? Dashboards and reports: improve strategic insight Identify pipeline trends Find key wins and losses for review

Dashboards and reports: improve strategic insight

Identify pipeline trends

Find key wins and losses for review

What Benefits Will I Get? Track wins against competitors and share effective sales tactics globally Examine losses and share product/service deficiencies to improve company competitiveness Track win rates versus individual competitors and pipeline presence to identify trends and make strategic decisions Track sales performance versus competitors and train more effectively

Track wins against competitors and share effective sales tactics globally

Examine losses and share product/service deficiencies to improve company competitiveness

Track win rates versus individual competitors and pipeline presence to identify trends and make strategic decisions

Track sales performance versus competitors and train more effectively

Recommendations Start simple, with clearly defined goals Embed competitive strategy into sales methodology Analyze wins and losses Deliver strategic feedback to the line of business Sales Product Management/Engineering Marketing

Start simple, with clearly defined goals

Embed competitive strategy into sales methodology

Analyze wins and losses

Deliver strategic feedback to the line of business

Sales

Product Management/Engineering

Marketing

From our roots as a Norwegian radio factory and a pioneer of videoconferencing technology, TANDBERG is now a global leader in the communication industry. Videoconferencing is part of a $4-5 billion dollar real-time collaboration market that includes audio, video, and web conferencing products and services. TANDBERG’s current market share for Endpoints Globally is 37% Tandberg – Video Conference Leaders Key Salesforce.com Statistics: 400 Users Globally Enterprise Edition Started in May 2002 in the Americas – 2003 Asia Pacific & 2004 EMEA Operate as 3 separate theaters

From our roots as a Norwegian radio factory and a pioneer of videoconferencing technology, TANDBERG is now a global leader in the communication industry.

Videoconferencing is part of a $4-5 billion dollar real-time collaboration market that includes audio, video, and web conferencing products and services.

TANDBERG’s current market share for Endpoints Globally is 37%

Key Salesforce.com Statistics:

400 Users Globally

Enterprise Edition

Started in May 2002 in the Americas – 2003 Asia Pacific & 2004 EMEA

Operate as 3 separate theaters

Business Challenge Increase Tandberg’s Market Share Attack Competitor Dominated Accounts Improve Our Strategic Selling Processes Extract Best Practices from our Wins Deeper Pipeline Analysis

Increase Tandberg’s Market Share

Attack Competitor Dominated Accounts

Improve Our Strategic Selling Processes

Extract Best Practices from our Wins

Deeper Pipeline Analysis

1. Attack Our Competition’s Accounts Solution: Cornerstone Territory Planning Formalize territory planning process by targeting companies with + $500 Million Dollars a year in sales Account Managers Vote on 30 accounts they are not working on, and answer basic sales profiling questions Profiling information drives sales strategy, planning, and tracking Profile Information worksheet includes competitive information

Solution: Cornerstone Territory Planning

Formalize territory planning process by targeting companies with + $500 Million Dollars a year in sales

Account Managers Vote on 30 accounts they are not working on, and answer basic sales profiling questions

Profiling information drives sales strategy, planning, and tracking

2. Improve our Strategic Selling Process Solution: Imbed Sales Strategy In Salesforce.com Account Managers focus 10 of the 30 “Cornerstone” choices in SFDC Hoovers data services to help with Account research Strategic Account planning with Sales Management Targeted Marketing Campaigns Implemented Sales training, coaching and methodology Customize account page layout to reflect sales methodology Competitive information tracked on the Account detail

Solution: Imbed Sales Strategy In Salesforce.com

Account Managers focus 10 of the 30 “Cornerstone” choices in SFDC

Hoovers data services to help with Account research

Strategic Account planning with Sales Management

Targeted Marketing Campaigns

Implemented Sales training, coaching and methodology

Customize account page layout to reflect sales methodology

3. Extract Best Practices from Wins Solution: Marketing Reference Database Custom Object Why did the customer choose Tandberg? What product is purchased? Who was the competition? Deal Size, Vertical Market, Application, Partner Length of time to close the deal References:

Solution: Marketing Reference Database Custom Object

Why did the customer choose Tandberg?

What product is purchased?

Who was the competition?

Deal Size, Vertical Market, Application, Partner

Length of time to close the deal

References:

4. Deeper Pipeline Analysis Win/Loss Analysis Where is our “sweet spot” for wins? (i.e. number of employees, annual revenue) Where can we improve? Top 100 Accounts that make up verticals where we are strong Review pipeline to determine deals we are working on and how to move them up through the pipeline. Future marketing investments – where should we be spending marketing dollars?

Win/Loss Analysis

Where is our “sweet spot” for wins? (i.e. number of employees, annual revenue)

Where can we improve?

Top 100 Accounts that make up verticals where we are strong

Review pipeline to determine deals we are working on and how to move them up through the pipeline.

Future marketing investments – where should we be spending marketing dollars?

Recommendations Integrate competitive strategy with selling methodology Involve sales teams in targeting process Join multiple department forces to attack the competition Competitive data valuable for marketing teams to determine success rates Deliver Timely sales collateral: Market references, white papers, references available via views Formalized process for territory planning

Integrate competitive strategy with selling methodology

Involve sales teams in targeting process

Join multiple department forces to attack the competition

Competitive data valuable for marketing teams to determine success rates

Deliver Timely sales collateral:

Market references, white papers, references available via views

Formalized process for territory planning

Next Steps Integrate Hoover’s (D&B) directly into salesforce.com Investment to be made to purchase Partner Portal Begin to report not only on AOP and cornerstone completion – but how many wins will result because of it. Plan our investments for our future around what we discovered in this process

Integrate Hoover’s (D&B) directly into salesforce.com

Investment to be made to purchase Partner Portal

Begin to report not only on AOP and cornerstone completion – but how many wins will result because of it.

Plan our investments for our future around what we discovered in this process

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