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Joint business planning with channel partners

dvanhamme
Dec. 23, 2020
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Joint business planning with channel partners

  1. Joint Business Planning : How do You make it Effective for You and Your Partner ?
  2. Joint Business Planning
  3. What makes a good joint plan ? Profitable and growing business from/for both parties The Plan Customer and Partner satisfaction Achieving joint business metrics Having Actuals hitting >90% of joint plan
  4. Content aligned to the Company Strategy Channel Business Planning Dimensions and scope Metrics and reporting Company culture Cost of GTM (*) Coverage Map Partner Profile Named Partners RunRate (*) source : GTDC, Cost of IT Distribution The Plan
  5. End-Users & Vertical Market Territory & Sub-Regions Reporting & Assessment Channel Strategy & Tactics Capacity Coverage Iterative process including key dimensions of the company business Joint Business Planning - Process Capability Marketing & Communication Opportunity, Leads & Pipeline
  6. Key stakeholders support : Joint Business Planning - Interlock Large Enterprise AM, Presales, Consultants, .... Small & Medium Marketing, Product Management, … Mid-Market Inside Sales, Helpdesk, Territory team, …
  7. Operations & Admin Marketing Services & Delivery Training & Education Etc … Ultimately, we want to manage the partnership with relevance … Joint Business Planning - Example (templates of JBP) Include the Business Functions
  8. Adding Value for the Partner Business and margin growth Improved Customer Satisfaction Improved ‘deal closing’ ratio Reduced cost of sales & ops Joint Business Planning need to serve the partnership objectives
  9. Adding Value – Consequences
  10. From the toolbox of channel management … Adding Value – Channel Tools •Business Reviews & QBR’s •Vertical market alignment •Joint Steering Commitee •Lead funnel management •Balanced scorecards •End-user account planning •Demand generation program •Pipeline & forecast review
  11. source : « Managing Alliances with Balanced Scorecard » by R.Kaplan & D. Norton Adding Value – Model by Partner Type … from complex Alliance-type …
  12. Simple $$ target Marketing Funding Incentives & Rewards … Value Proposition for the end-user for the partner Onboarding Guide Adding Value – Model by Partner Type … to hundreds of silent Resellers …
  13. Step 1.Build Market Data Field Input Gap Analysis Step 2.Manage Coverage Capacity Capability Step 3.Measure Execution Interlock Attainment Sharing Planning Executing … under a predefined « framework » Adding Value – Using a Framework
  14. Adding Value – In Practise On-going and regular With visibility as/when needed (tools) Repeatable process across Provides business intelligence In « exchange mode »
  15. Mastering the « CAM basics » Example of JBP dashboard Bringing the Relationship Manager to the level Impact on CAM Education Marketing drive Process and systems Services & delivery Company knowledge Sales DNA Enablement & training Operations finesse
  16. CAM Education – JBP and Advisory Trusted Advisor, a role to be ‘earned’ Business process knowledge, from both parties Vertical Market expertise being deployed Ensure « Peering » between parties Communication, internal and external
  17. Lasting Experience for the Partner Making the JBP a part of the on-going management and a cornestone of the partnership
  18. Drive across roles, team and hierarchy …. Senior teamwork and collaboration monitor evolution of joint business Midlevel agreements and alignement generate demand and leads ensure enablement & education Contributor vertical/customer alignement detect needs (ops, edu, …) feedback loops Lasting Experience – Across By Rank :
  19. Internally Information People Market Roles Business intelligence Market evolution CAM changes Cross-functional By vertical market, technology, customers, … Business model : new one, optimized old Make yours a « learning Company » Expectations by role & rank Lasting Experience
  20. End-user feedback Market evolution Information flow Vendor practice Value proposition finetuning Business model : new one, optimizing the old Across the ranks and teams Improvement in cost of sales and operations At the Partner Information People Market Roles Lasting Experience
  21. Benefits & costs for you and the partner Plan with interlocks Toolbox, framework and models Consistency across and Wildcards Take Aways
  22. Purpose-build Templates 1 2 3 For get those templates and more, drop me a note on info@eikandoconsulting.com
  23. Thank You ! For more ➔ info@eikandoconsulting.com
  24. « I hear, I know. I see, I remember. I do, I understand. » Confucius, 551-479 BC
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