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    1. your hosts today: Stefan Langthaler Andy Rich Head of Business Systems Managing Director Life Sciences USA actavis GmbH update CRM Inc. update CRM @ actavis – a live webinar   
    2. relate@ my actavis Austria / Switzerland Stefan Langthaler, head of business systems, actavis AT + CH
    3. changing software and tools from an „enemy“ to a piece of daily life in an upcoming organisation ... and let them talk „ actavis language“
    4. Trends & changes in the European pharmaceutical industry Shift in health care decision  Substitution, power INN-Prescribing Increased patient  Co-Payments contribution Increased tendering  contracts with insurances, hosp. corp. Industry Drivers 1 2 3 4 4 focus areas in the field of drug expenditure Deregulation of pharma  chains, paneuropean WS markets free pricing
    5. some general customer touchpoints Key Accounts Mailings Press Events Rep Calls Sales Force Office Telephone Websites
    6. some “must haves” in our implementation
      • basic CRM functions in relate@ my actavis modules:
        • WHO is our customer (basic data)
        • VALUE of this customer for actavis (classification)
        • POTENTIAL of this customer (targeting)
        • WHAT does the customer expect (criteria, interests)
        • HOW do we serve that customer demand (channels)
        • HOW do we interact with the customer (contact, order, todo, web. XML interface, ERP, phone)
        • RELATIONS of and to that customer and activities (relations, matrix, network structures)
        • conclusion: ONE informationcenter for the employee, ONE place to analyse, report, printout, ... prepare the next activities
    7. fast planning, fast implementation easy system operation and improvement
      • greenfield: what will be the major needs of actavis AT and CH to provide best startup services for their customers?
      • „ S-Class“ vs. „Golf GTI“: is it „image“ and spendings, or flexibility, courage and reliability to approach a saturated target group?
      • from template to tailormade:
        • using standard tools, no self development
        • customising, not programming
      • operational excellence: what do our shareholders, what does our management expect?
      • do we sell one package more: how to empower a marketing and sales organisation to know MORE about their customer needs?
      questions to ask ourselves … ...as we prepared sales people for selling
    8. relate@ my actavis components CRM customer relationship management relate@ my actavis Head Office Organisations external partners Field Force
      • Supporting the sales force
      • Office driven initiatives in exactly the same “world” like the reps
      • no friction losses !!! same database, same application
      • update.seven as a pharma approved, pre-customised, favourable , easy to handle, very fast to implement, self improveable, self maintainable state of the art CRM
      • all necessary interfaces
      “ webworld” actavis.at and actavis.ch
      • CONTACTS “personalized” by gaining information from CRM, which has input from
        • field force
        • internet service tools
        • physician software provider
        • marketing agency
      • according corporate guidelines
        • concentrating on applications and content for target groups
        • value adding functions for target groups and employees
        • local provider and agency, 100% focussed on actavis AT and CH requests
        • CONTENT MANAGEMENT mainly in the hands of actavis
      • sales and market figures from IMS
      • data clearing
      • targeting support
      • area maintenance and improvement
      • support and helpdesk functions
      • CENTRAL POINT OF INFORMATION
      • uses modern technical possibilities of information clustering
      • supports actavis AT and CH
        • synergies in functionality
        • support in own hand
        • further development local
        • 100% tailormade for market size and market needs
      • customers are everywhere, anybody in our small units has to do his best in customer services and satisfaction of customer needs
    9. some “unique selling points”, or: what does it really make sense to push
      • specify, build, discuss and coach:
        • how to classify and why ( actavis customer value matrix )
        • how to use modules efficient ( plan, execute, reflect )
        • not to analyse hours and hours ( paralysis through analysis )
        • how to prepare informations, tools and systems to serve the customers and not doin´ somebody in sales force steering „a favour“ ( information clustering )
        • management committment, training, training, training ...
    10. targeting is the first step to successful sales force effectiveness projects
    11. assumptions of the pharmaceutical industry
      • our customer treatment is as good as our outstanding products
      • CRM is an important part of the sales and marketing strategy
      • everybody in our organisations needs hundreds of reports to deeply analyse sales, growth, forecasts, ...
      • no question, that every function in our business knows the „ how, when and why “ of CRM in their daily routine
    12. reality in the pharmaceutical industry
      • CHECKLIST:
      • please check your company strategies for the word CUSTOMER
      • how many independent „ customer databases “ are available
      • if there is a running system, what is the number of real committed users (f.e. only in the sales force)
      • how many functions is a sales person willing to use in a contact reporting process, how many reports will a manager really use to run his business
      • in our customer approach, do we think about (company) customer value, share of wallet, potentials and unrealised potential (per customer) „customer classification matrix“
      • what is the average price per user, TCO, running costs per month of a „best branded“ CRM in the pharmaceutical industry
      • did we ever ask our customers what they really expect from us
      • Conclusion: a successful CRM project is neither a headquarter and/or IT driven project, nor something a local sales dept. can do „aside“ ...
    13. 4 building Blocks of a CRM Strategy Customize Product and/or Service Interact (And Remember) Identify Customer Individually & Addressably Differentiate By Value Then Needs
      • Talk to customers as individuals
      • Offer products and services based on individual needs
      • Remember and act upon customer requests
      • Success = keeping and growing your most valuable and most growable customers
      1 2 3 4 Learning Loop
    14. Weaknesses of Classic Classification/Targeting Processes FF-representative in the lead of a classic “ABC” targeting Total # German Physicians: 120.000 Non Target (eg. Dentists, other non focus) 40.000 Target Group 80.000 - = Target Group 80.000 Reps per line 300 Target / Rep 270 / = Field days 180 Calls / day / Rep 9 Annual calls / Rep 1.600 * =
    15. Value creation by fact based Targeting time Customer life time value Share of Wallet investment Maximizing ROI over time ROI Get them cheaper Grow them quicker Keep them longer
    16. Value creation by fact based Targeting Below Zeros: Divest / discontinue business or find alternative ways of doing business Customer value tiers Actual value Strategic value (potential share of customer) Top Customers: Retain with balanced service Investment Targets: Grow with personalized offers, high investment in service Migrators: Keep them in the loop Service cost Cash Cows: Opportunistic Business
    17. ROI – improvement by differentiated sales channel management Potential Share of wallet Classification * = Criteria Weight Score Potential Criteria Weight Score Share # of patients #of nurses Urban / rural Scientific orient. Opinion leader Total 5 3 1 3 2 2 3 2 1 3 10 9 2 3 6 30 Sound board member Reg. WWW user Receives Newsletter In high Index Region In high Growth Region Total 2 3 1 4 5 2 3 2 1 3 4 9 2 4 15 34 Top Investment Migrator Cash Cow Below Zero Pre-defined Customer data To be filled by the Rep. Added by FF Management Calculated in CRM System Pre-defined Customer data To be filled by the Rep. or FF Mgnt. Added by FF Management FF Mgnt. Feedback to Rep. Via CRM System Calculated in CRM System
    18. ROI – improvement by differentiated sales channel management
      • we only tackled Targeting as value driver knowing there are much more as e.g. touchpoint selection, interaction models, need based offer creation …
      • clear value driven criteria defined by the top management should be the base of the targeting process
      • assigning an equal number of leads to the representatives leads to wrong classification
      • therefore the region size should be defined by the customer potential in the region
      • Training, Training, Training
    19. biz.sys.Tasks: creating sales&marketing driven tools and services, building target group oriented customer relations screen and cover customer demand and adjust our customer approach, for sustainable competitive advantage
    20. case study: customer enters actavis website and finds company informations
    21. case study: customer logs in service area with pre defined login data (from CRM)
    22. case study: in REM (recherche Service evidence based Medicine), co-operation with PMU Salzburg, customer can enter medical questions
    23. case study: medical supervisor in PMU sees new questions, decides about expert and checks proceedings, as well as medical correctness
    24. case study: closed loop to CRM, every sales rep knows about things happening in „web world“
    25. case study: every remarkable „event“ in web is tracked as „contact“ in the CRM and the rep is informed about his related tasks
    26. some “learnings” in our implementation
      • Sales People have enough to do with selling:
        • WHAT functions are they really using (rightsizing)
        • VALUE of CRM functionalities in daily business (do we sell one package more ...)
        • POTENTIAL tracking of Customers (Key issue!)
        • WHAT drives our Business (price, services, something else)
        • HOW do we serve that customer demand (Customers expect perfect handling of their demands)
        • CUSTOMERS are Customers, no matter what Country or Market Model we are talking about
        • conclusion: ONE informationcenter is a valid Base for an international Rollout within the actavis Group
        • GERMANY is a high performance Market where we reach a next step of performance and complexity within our CRM implementation
    27. Thank you for your attention
      • For further questions
      • Contact Europe Contact USA
      • Tina Zembacher Andy Rich
      • Director Sales LSI Europe Managing Director, USA
      • phone: +43 (1) 87855-140 phone: +1 (917) 886-9405
      • eMail: [email_address] eMail: [email_address]
      • Please visit our website at www.update.com
      We are looking forward to seeing you again!
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