How do you design the structure of your firm so that it can service your customers in the most efficient way possible? Deciding on who your customers are, and, what they want and need now and into the future, is the first decision to be made. What follows, then, is deciding on a structure that supports this.
This document discusses elements of a business model ontology related to customer relationships, including target customers, distribution channels, and relationships. It defines target customers as the types of customers a company wants to address, and notes companies segment customers to allocate resources effectively. Distribution channels describe how a company delivers value to customers, either directly or indirectly. Channels can be decomposed into links. Relationships are based on customer equity and can include relationship mechanisms like personalization and trust. The document provides examples and references to further describe these elements.
The document discusses various corporate strategies that firms can pursue in the 21st century competitive landscape, including bringing new products to market quickly, diversifying product lines, shifting product emphasis, and combining online and physical sales channels. It also summarizes strategies like the Dell model of outsourcing non-core competencies, and pursuing growth through mergers and acquisitions, international expansion, and improving core capabilities. Regionalization with local control and lean, flat organizational structures are presented as strategies for multi-national companies.
This document discusses how Microsoft Dynamics CRM can help organizations pursue five key strategies to succeed in challenging economic times: 1) Focus on existing customers, 2) Maximize revenue opportunities, 3) Do more with less, 4) Reduce operational costs, and 5) Optimize existing IT assets. It provides examples of how Dynamics CRM helped companies streamline processes, improve customer retention and profitability, optimize marketing efforts, and increase sales effectiveness. The document argues that Dynamics CRM enables organizations to better navigate economic uncertainty through enhanced customer insights and more efficient operations.
This document discusses justifying a CRM investment through a strong business case and ROI analysis. It provides examples of CRM performance metrics and considerations for CRM implementation planning. Key factors for a successful CRM justification include tangible benefits like increased revenue and cost savings, strategic alignment, and linking the decision to other strategic and infrastructure factors.
Crm imperatives for success cover page feature may, 2003tjabali
1) Planning and execution are often at fault for CRM failures. A lack of clear vision and poor execution can hinder CRM initiatives.
2) To successfully implement CRM, organizations must define a strategic vision and translate it into operational imperatives by examining customer expectations, processes, and performance metrics.
3) Implementing CRM also requires preparing employees for change and galvanizing the organization around the new vision through prototypes, super users, and quick wins to fuel momentum.
CommissionCrowd is a powerful sales platform that not only facilitates connections between professional independent commission-only sales agents and Company Principals globally, but also ensures that both parties have easy-to-use functionality to manage multiple remote working relationships effectively.
We're simplifying the best from: job boards, sales force automation, sales/pipeline CRM, as well as modern productivity tools, and building an affordable, beautifully designed web application for the commission-only sales industry.
The document discusses justifying the costs of customer relationship management (CRM) initiatives and boosting their return on investment. It states that few enterprises actually measure CRM ROI despite most claiming to calculate total cost of ownership or measure benefits. The document advocates calculating costs and benefits to build a strong business case for CRM and help ensure expected returns. It also stresses the importance of aligning CRM costs with the business units receiving benefits to encourage continued support and updates.
CRM implementation approach for salesforce.com by smarsysChristophe Arn
The document discusses implementing a CRM strategy using Salesforce, including an overview of CRM and the Salesforce platform, benefits and challenges of CRM implementation, and a recommended approach for analyzing needs, implementing the system, and ensuring user adoption. It provides details on Salesforce editions, implementation best practices, and services available from Smarsys to assist with implementation. The presentation recommends the Salesforce Professional edition and Smarsys adoption services to address implementation challenges.
This document discusses elements of a business model ontology related to customer relationships, including target customers, distribution channels, and relationships. It defines target customers as the types of customers a company wants to address, and notes companies segment customers to allocate resources effectively. Distribution channels describe how a company delivers value to customers, either directly or indirectly. Channels can be decomposed into links. Relationships are based on customer equity and can include relationship mechanisms like personalization and trust. The document provides examples and references to further describe these elements.
The document discusses various corporate strategies that firms can pursue in the 21st century competitive landscape, including bringing new products to market quickly, diversifying product lines, shifting product emphasis, and combining online and physical sales channels. It also summarizes strategies like the Dell model of outsourcing non-core competencies, and pursuing growth through mergers and acquisitions, international expansion, and improving core capabilities. Regionalization with local control and lean, flat organizational structures are presented as strategies for multi-national companies.
This document discusses how Microsoft Dynamics CRM can help organizations pursue five key strategies to succeed in challenging economic times: 1) Focus on existing customers, 2) Maximize revenue opportunities, 3) Do more with less, 4) Reduce operational costs, and 5) Optimize existing IT assets. It provides examples of how Dynamics CRM helped companies streamline processes, improve customer retention and profitability, optimize marketing efforts, and increase sales effectiveness. The document argues that Dynamics CRM enables organizations to better navigate economic uncertainty through enhanced customer insights and more efficient operations.
This document discusses justifying a CRM investment through a strong business case and ROI analysis. It provides examples of CRM performance metrics and considerations for CRM implementation planning. Key factors for a successful CRM justification include tangible benefits like increased revenue and cost savings, strategic alignment, and linking the decision to other strategic and infrastructure factors.
Crm imperatives for success cover page feature may, 2003tjabali
1) Planning and execution are often at fault for CRM failures. A lack of clear vision and poor execution can hinder CRM initiatives.
2) To successfully implement CRM, organizations must define a strategic vision and translate it into operational imperatives by examining customer expectations, processes, and performance metrics.
3) Implementing CRM also requires preparing employees for change and galvanizing the organization around the new vision through prototypes, super users, and quick wins to fuel momentum.
CommissionCrowd is a powerful sales platform that not only facilitates connections between professional independent commission-only sales agents and Company Principals globally, but also ensures that both parties have easy-to-use functionality to manage multiple remote working relationships effectively.
We're simplifying the best from: job boards, sales force automation, sales/pipeline CRM, as well as modern productivity tools, and building an affordable, beautifully designed web application for the commission-only sales industry.
The document discusses justifying the costs of customer relationship management (CRM) initiatives and boosting their return on investment. It states that few enterprises actually measure CRM ROI despite most claiming to calculate total cost of ownership or measure benefits. The document advocates calculating costs and benefits to build a strong business case for CRM and help ensure expected returns. It also stresses the importance of aligning CRM costs with the business units receiving benefits to encourage continued support and updates.
CRM implementation approach for salesforce.com by smarsysChristophe Arn
The document discusses implementing a CRM strategy using Salesforce, including an overview of CRM and the Salesforce platform, benefits and challenges of CRM implementation, and a recommended approach for analyzing needs, implementing the system, and ensuring user adoption. It provides details on Salesforce editions, implementation best practices, and services available from Smarsys to assist with implementation. The presentation recommends the Salesforce Professional edition and Smarsys adoption services to address implementation challenges.
ADA SAP CRM Business Blueprint PresentationA.Orkun UYAR
This document outlines plans for an SAP CRM implementation at a university to manage relationships with students, faculty, employees, and partners. It discusses transaction types like service requests, tasks, and events that will be used. Master data and business roles are defined for partners. The solution map shows how CRM processes and modules will support departments. Integrations with ERP and developments like automated routing are described. Timelines include setup, configuration, development, and prototyping with a go-live of August.
This document discusses modeling customer relationships through a flexible, integrated data architecture. It describes evolving approaches to customer databases, from flat files to more sophisticated dimensional models. The key elements of a customer relationship management database are outlined, including tracking customer, product, contact and event details over time through a customer-centric model. This approach facilitates iterative questioning, contact list refinement, and integration with campaign management and analytical tools to better understand customer relationships and behavior.
Catalyft B2B Services Experience Case 2019Tom Atwood
This document summarizes work done to help a $150 million media sales division transition from print to digital offerings. Key challenges included fierce competition, declining margins as print revenue decreased, and inefficient processes. The client implemented recommendations including:
1) Developing customized sales dashboards to provide timely performance metrics from individual salespeople to managers.
2) Redesigning workflows to reduce non-sales tasks for salespeople and centralize some functions like lead qualification.
3) Creating a standardized sales process based on top-performing salespeople with goals for moving clients through the sales funnel.
Marketing throughout the Organization using Microsoft Dynamics CRMNerea
This document discusses enabling marketing efforts throughout organizations using marketing automation solutions. It makes three key points:
1) Marketing is no longer just the job of marketers, but requires coordination across departments as every interaction can be a marketing opportunity. Marketing automation can help capitalize on these opportunities.
2) Marketing automation solutions should be deployed across the organization, including to line-of-business teams who are closest to customers and can perform targeted marketing.
3) For marketing automation to be effective throughout an organization, solutions must be easy to use, integrate with existing systems, and provide critical marketing capabilities like customer data management and communications tracking.
Managing customers for lifetime businessMoses Omondi
The document discusses customer relationship management and provides several models for understanding CRM. It outlines the IDIC model, Quality Competitiveness Index model, CRM Value Chain model, Payne's Five Forces model, Dasai conceptual model, Forrester model, and Maturity model for assessing CRM capabilities. It also provides a case study of a company, APEX Digital Imaging, that implemented Zoho CRM to better manage sales leads and saw improved lead generation and streamlined processes.
Joe Murray, President of JMA Consulting, discussed how a CRM implementation can vastly improve a nonprofit's operations, fundraising initiatives, communications outreach and more.
In this presentation, Joe explains what a CRM can do from an external (public) and internal (staff) perspective, demonstrates how to go from a nonprofit's mission statement to an effective planning process, prepares nonprofits for in-house CRM implementation, and provided tips on how to work with a CRM consultant.
The key findings from the document are:
1) Companies are looking to CRM to improve performance and grow business, but CRM success can be improved significantly from less than 15% to over 70% by focusing on key steps.
2) The steps with the greatest impact on CRM success are human-oriented steps like change management and process change, not big ticket technology items.
3) Some CRM success drivers are consistent across situations, while others vary by geography and situation. Change management and process change always contribute strongly to success.
This document summarizes a strategy for implementing a CRM (customer relationship management) system at a public research centre. It begins by defining CRM and identifying key success factors, including overcoming resistance to change, aligning the CRM strategy with the organization, adopting a customer-centric approach, and ensuring technological maturity. It then outlines the CRM implementation strategy for the research centre, focusing on why CRM is being adopted and how the implementation will address the critical success factors.
The document provides an overview of customer relationship management (CRM). It discusses that CRM focuses on understanding customer needs and creating value through relationships rather than just transactions. CRM involves gathering customer data, customizing communications and offers, and using integrated systems to support relationship management across departments. The goal is to encourage repeat purchases and reduce customers switching to competitors by delivering superior personalized service and value.
The document discusses direct marketing through business process outsourcing (BPO). It describes different types of BPOs like outbound and inbound centers. It outlines various marketing objectives that can be achieved through BPOs like lead generation, sales transactions, customer retention, and upselling. It also provides a case study of a telemarketing BPO and how it helped generate quality leads for an e-logistics company.
CRM stands for customer relationship management. It is a business strategy that optimizes profitability, revenue and customer satisfaction by organizing around customer needs, fostering satisfying customer experiences, and implementing customer-centric processes. Implementing CRM requires redefining roles and reengineering work processes, and supporting these changes with appropriate technology. CRM should be viewed as a long-term business change program rather than a simple IT project.
The document discusses the need for companies to adopt a smarter approach to customer relationship management (CRM) to keep up with changing customer behaviors and expectations. It notes the shortening tenure of marketing, sales, and customer service executives. It also discusses the growth of e-commerce, mobile usage, social media usage, and how customers now access information from many sources. The document advocates for an integrated CRM approach that brings together data from various sources, is mobile and modular, provides a 360-degree view of customers, includes collaboration tools, and is driven by analytics to provide meaningful insights. It provides examples of companies that improved results by adopting a smarter CRM approach.
The document provides an overview of conducting a brand audit to evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of an existing brand or establish a new brand. It outlines various internal and external elements to examine, including brand structure, management, metrics, market segments, differentiators, and competitors. The audit aims to ensure brand elements are consistent and reinforce the identity customers develop loyal relationships with.
The document outlines a CRM roadmap project for XYZ Company. It discusses business requirements identified across marketing, real estate, and merchandising. Major initiatives are needed to support these requirements and establish processes for ongoing CRM support. These initiatives will require significant focus, resources, and may necessitate adding staff or adjusting timelines. Effective CRM execution requires unique skills and defined leadership processes across business units and IT.
Customer relationship management (CRM) refers to the processes and technologies used to manage relationships with customers. It involves tracking customer interactions across sales, marketing, customer service, and other functions. The key components of CRM include contact and account management, sales, marketing and fulfillment, customer service and support, and retention and loyalty programs. CRM systems allow companies to better understand customer needs and provide personalized customer experiences.
This document provides an overview of using Dynamics CRM for sales and marketing activities. It discusses lead generation sources and stages from suspect to opportunity. Key topics covered include qualifying leads, nurturing prospects, reopening disqualified leads, creating contacts, accounts, and opportunities. The sales process, CRM data entry expectations, and types of reporting are also summarized. The presentation aims to teach how Dynamics CRM can be used to develop pipelines, track progress, and improve decision making.
The document discusses challenges facing mid-sized businesses and how customer relationship management (CRM) software can help address them. It provides advice for mid-sized businesses on selecting a CRM vendor, highlighting features like flexibility, configurability, low total cost of ownership, and support for incremental implementation. Soffront Software's CRM suite is presented as offering all necessary sales, marketing and customer service functionality in a highly configurable and low-cost package designed specifically for mid-sized companies.
The document discusses how to segment business-to-business (B2B) customers using wallet size and share of wallet metrics. It recommends creating a wallet matrix to analyze customers and prospects, and using segmentation data to develop strategic sales and marketing plans, including defining target markets, allocating sales teams, and setting acquisition and development targets. The goal is to integrate sales and marketing actions using an actionable, data-driven process.
Quotelligent is a web-based sales software designed to address common challenges faced by modern sales organizations. It provides complete control of product, customer, and supplier information centralized in one system. Key features include a product configurator, quotation generator, cost estimation engine, and customer information management. The goal of Quotelligent is to allow sales teams to focus on closing deals rather than administrative tasks by handling routine processes like quotes, orders, and records intelligently.
Este documento describe las cinco generaciones de computadoras digitales. La primera generación utilizó válvulas de vacío y ejecutaba tareas de forma secuencial. La segunda generación utilizó circuitos integrados, permitiendo la entrada y salida de datos simultáneos. La tercera generación introdujo los circuitos integrados, permitiendo la multiprogramación y carga continua. La cuarta generación desarrolló los microprocesadores y sistemas interactivos. La quinta generación se enfoca en la inteligencia artificial y capacidades similares a las humanas
Este documento presenta un resumen del libro de Job. Explica que el libro muestra cómo el ser humano sufre en el mundo debido a su pecaminosidad, para que en la impotencia humana ante la injusticia y el pecado, sienta la tristeza de Dios y fortalezca su fe aún en medio del sufrimiento. Incluye preguntas sobre lo que Job le preguntó a Dios y la naturaleza universal de la pecaminosidad humana. Concluye que a causa del pecado, Satanás ejerce su poder sobre el mundo que se aut
ADA SAP CRM Business Blueprint PresentationA.Orkun UYAR
This document outlines plans for an SAP CRM implementation at a university to manage relationships with students, faculty, employees, and partners. It discusses transaction types like service requests, tasks, and events that will be used. Master data and business roles are defined for partners. The solution map shows how CRM processes and modules will support departments. Integrations with ERP and developments like automated routing are described. Timelines include setup, configuration, development, and prototyping with a go-live of August.
This document discusses modeling customer relationships through a flexible, integrated data architecture. It describes evolving approaches to customer databases, from flat files to more sophisticated dimensional models. The key elements of a customer relationship management database are outlined, including tracking customer, product, contact and event details over time through a customer-centric model. This approach facilitates iterative questioning, contact list refinement, and integration with campaign management and analytical tools to better understand customer relationships and behavior.
Catalyft B2B Services Experience Case 2019Tom Atwood
This document summarizes work done to help a $150 million media sales division transition from print to digital offerings. Key challenges included fierce competition, declining margins as print revenue decreased, and inefficient processes. The client implemented recommendations including:
1) Developing customized sales dashboards to provide timely performance metrics from individual salespeople to managers.
2) Redesigning workflows to reduce non-sales tasks for salespeople and centralize some functions like lead qualification.
3) Creating a standardized sales process based on top-performing salespeople with goals for moving clients through the sales funnel.
Marketing throughout the Organization using Microsoft Dynamics CRMNerea
This document discusses enabling marketing efforts throughout organizations using marketing automation solutions. It makes three key points:
1) Marketing is no longer just the job of marketers, but requires coordination across departments as every interaction can be a marketing opportunity. Marketing automation can help capitalize on these opportunities.
2) Marketing automation solutions should be deployed across the organization, including to line-of-business teams who are closest to customers and can perform targeted marketing.
3) For marketing automation to be effective throughout an organization, solutions must be easy to use, integrate with existing systems, and provide critical marketing capabilities like customer data management and communications tracking.
Managing customers for lifetime businessMoses Omondi
The document discusses customer relationship management and provides several models for understanding CRM. It outlines the IDIC model, Quality Competitiveness Index model, CRM Value Chain model, Payne's Five Forces model, Dasai conceptual model, Forrester model, and Maturity model for assessing CRM capabilities. It also provides a case study of a company, APEX Digital Imaging, that implemented Zoho CRM to better manage sales leads and saw improved lead generation and streamlined processes.
Joe Murray, President of JMA Consulting, discussed how a CRM implementation can vastly improve a nonprofit's operations, fundraising initiatives, communications outreach and more.
In this presentation, Joe explains what a CRM can do from an external (public) and internal (staff) perspective, demonstrates how to go from a nonprofit's mission statement to an effective planning process, prepares nonprofits for in-house CRM implementation, and provided tips on how to work with a CRM consultant.
The key findings from the document are:
1) Companies are looking to CRM to improve performance and grow business, but CRM success can be improved significantly from less than 15% to over 70% by focusing on key steps.
2) The steps with the greatest impact on CRM success are human-oriented steps like change management and process change, not big ticket technology items.
3) Some CRM success drivers are consistent across situations, while others vary by geography and situation. Change management and process change always contribute strongly to success.
This document summarizes a strategy for implementing a CRM (customer relationship management) system at a public research centre. It begins by defining CRM and identifying key success factors, including overcoming resistance to change, aligning the CRM strategy with the organization, adopting a customer-centric approach, and ensuring technological maturity. It then outlines the CRM implementation strategy for the research centre, focusing on why CRM is being adopted and how the implementation will address the critical success factors.
The document provides an overview of customer relationship management (CRM). It discusses that CRM focuses on understanding customer needs and creating value through relationships rather than just transactions. CRM involves gathering customer data, customizing communications and offers, and using integrated systems to support relationship management across departments. The goal is to encourage repeat purchases and reduce customers switching to competitors by delivering superior personalized service and value.
The document discusses direct marketing through business process outsourcing (BPO). It describes different types of BPOs like outbound and inbound centers. It outlines various marketing objectives that can be achieved through BPOs like lead generation, sales transactions, customer retention, and upselling. It also provides a case study of a telemarketing BPO and how it helped generate quality leads for an e-logistics company.
CRM stands for customer relationship management. It is a business strategy that optimizes profitability, revenue and customer satisfaction by organizing around customer needs, fostering satisfying customer experiences, and implementing customer-centric processes. Implementing CRM requires redefining roles and reengineering work processes, and supporting these changes with appropriate technology. CRM should be viewed as a long-term business change program rather than a simple IT project.
The document discusses the need for companies to adopt a smarter approach to customer relationship management (CRM) to keep up with changing customer behaviors and expectations. It notes the shortening tenure of marketing, sales, and customer service executives. It also discusses the growth of e-commerce, mobile usage, social media usage, and how customers now access information from many sources. The document advocates for an integrated CRM approach that brings together data from various sources, is mobile and modular, provides a 360-degree view of customers, includes collaboration tools, and is driven by analytics to provide meaningful insights. It provides examples of companies that improved results by adopting a smarter CRM approach.
The document provides an overview of conducting a brand audit to evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of an existing brand or establish a new brand. It outlines various internal and external elements to examine, including brand structure, management, metrics, market segments, differentiators, and competitors. The audit aims to ensure brand elements are consistent and reinforce the identity customers develop loyal relationships with.
The document outlines a CRM roadmap project for XYZ Company. It discusses business requirements identified across marketing, real estate, and merchandising. Major initiatives are needed to support these requirements and establish processes for ongoing CRM support. These initiatives will require significant focus, resources, and may necessitate adding staff or adjusting timelines. Effective CRM execution requires unique skills and defined leadership processes across business units and IT.
Customer relationship management (CRM) refers to the processes and technologies used to manage relationships with customers. It involves tracking customer interactions across sales, marketing, customer service, and other functions. The key components of CRM include contact and account management, sales, marketing and fulfillment, customer service and support, and retention and loyalty programs. CRM systems allow companies to better understand customer needs and provide personalized customer experiences.
This document provides an overview of using Dynamics CRM for sales and marketing activities. It discusses lead generation sources and stages from suspect to opportunity. Key topics covered include qualifying leads, nurturing prospects, reopening disqualified leads, creating contacts, accounts, and opportunities. The sales process, CRM data entry expectations, and types of reporting are also summarized. The presentation aims to teach how Dynamics CRM can be used to develop pipelines, track progress, and improve decision making.
The document discusses challenges facing mid-sized businesses and how customer relationship management (CRM) software can help address them. It provides advice for mid-sized businesses on selecting a CRM vendor, highlighting features like flexibility, configurability, low total cost of ownership, and support for incremental implementation. Soffront Software's CRM suite is presented as offering all necessary sales, marketing and customer service functionality in a highly configurable and low-cost package designed specifically for mid-sized companies.
The document discusses how to segment business-to-business (B2B) customers using wallet size and share of wallet metrics. It recommends creating a wallet matrix to analyze customers and prospects, and using segmentation data to develop strategic sales and marketing plans, including defining target markets, allocating sales teams, and setting acquisition and development targets. The goal is to integrate sales and marketing actions using an actionable, data-driven process.
Quotelligent is a web-based sales software designed to address common challenges faced by modern sales organizations. It provides complete control of product, customer, and supplier information centralized in one system. Key features include a product configurator, quotation generator, cost estimation engine, and customer information management. The goal of Quotelligent is to allow sales teams to focus on closing deals rather than administrative tasks by handling routine processes like quotes, orders, and records intelligently.
Este documento describe las cinco generaciones de computadoras digitales. La primera generación utilizó válvulas de vacío y ejecutaba tareas de forma secuencial. La segunda generación utilizó circuitos integrados, permitiendo la entrada y salida de datos simultáneos. La tercera generación introdujo los circuitos integrados, permitiendo la multiprogramación y carga continua. La cuarta generación desarrolló los microprocesadores y sistemas interactivos. La quinta generación se enfoca en la inteligencia artificial y capacidades similares a las humanas
Este documento presenta un resumen del libro de Job. Explica que el libro muestra cómo el ser humano sufre en el mundo debido a su pecaminosidad, para que en la impotencia humana ante la injusticia y el pecado, sienta la tristeza de Dios y fortalezca su fe aún en medio del sufrimiento. Incluye preguntas sobre lo que Job le preguntó a Dios y la naturaleza universal de la pecaminosidad humana. Concluye que a causa del pecado, Satanás ejerce su poder sobre el mundo que se aut
El documento habla sobre varios temas relacionados con México y el Vaticano en los próximos días. El sábado el Papa oficiará una misa en honor a la Virgen de Guadalupe en México y anunciará su programa de visita. También habrá una exhibición navideña en el Vaticano dedicada a Chiapas. El gobernador de Chiapas viajará al Vaticano para tomarse fotos con el Papa Francisco.
This short document promotes the creation of presentations using Haiku Deck, an online presentation tool. It includes photos from stock image sites to illustrate the topic and ends by directly inviting the reader to "GET STARTED" making their own Haiku Deck presentation on SlideShare.
Este documento resume un curso sobre redes educativas impartido a estudiantes de derecho en la Universidad de los Andes. Presenta los objetivos generales y específicos del curso, que son conocer cómo integrar la tecnología y las redes sociales en la educación. Luego describe tres populares redes sociales educativas - Redalumnos, Educanetwork y Edu 2.0 - y cómo cada una permite a estudiantes, profesores y padres interactuar y compartir contenido educativo.
Location-efficient mortgages (LEMs) allow homeowners to qualify for higher mortgages based on lower expected transportation costs by living in neighborhoods close to jobs and services. The document discusses building a LEM calculator for Albuquerque neighborhoods using Census data on travel modes and times to work. It analyzes transportation behavior in 5 neighborhoods and proximity to transit. While the approach assumes more driving in suburbs and more walking/transit in cities, customizing LEMs for suburban areas with good transit access may better reflect transportation options.
We know that the past is our foundation for future developments. We must build upon it so that we too can act as a stable foundation for future generations. One must be aware of the way surgeons in the past have contributed to Orthopaedics.
This presentation is a brief historical review Mankind's cumulative experience in fracture management which was Started by the Ancient very primitive trials and ended by the presence of Robotic and Telesurgery the so called Remote surgery.
A short one hour presentation looking at the 5 biggest myths of employee development including performance management and talent management which are ineffective if not destructive in terms of creating a high functioning workplace. Too many businesses subscribe to these myths.
Is Your Customer-Centric Transformation Living Up to its PromiseFrançois Videlaine
Four out of five companies are disappointed by the results of their customer-centric transformations. The document outlines three specific actions companies can take to improve their transformations: 1) Measure customer value beyond advocacy and satisfaction; 2) Ensure segmentation is actionable and not too complex; 3) Focus on a small number of market-beating propositions around pivotal customer events. The CEO can help by giving permission to explore new approaches, inspiring conversations around measurement of customer value, and challenging leaders to integrate existing initiatives.
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Question 1
Which of the following is NOT one of the three main elements of radical design?
Changes to existing process
Training
Measuring the results using the predetermined metrics
A vision of which specific performance metrics will best reflect the success of overall business strategy
Question 2
Differentiation can best be described as:
Results when an organization has the lowest cost.
The organization has identified itself as unique in the marketplace.
The difference between price and cost.
Value of the product and the actual cost to provide or produce.
Question 3
Which of the following is NOT a common risk of offshoring?
Long transition periods that decrease the cost of savings
Additional technology, telecommunications, travel, process changes, and management overhead required in order to relocate and supervise operations outside one’s own country
Increase labor costs
Geopolitical unrest (war and crime)
Question 4
Identify the 3 Organization Structures:
Formal, Informal, Open
Deductive, Inductive, Conductive
Hierarchical, Flat, Matrix
Open, Hierarchical, Formal
Question 5
Radically changing a business is not easy task. Research done to determine why companies failed to reach their goals reveal some of the more common reasons include:
Lack of training
Introducing unnecessary complexity into the new process design
Lack of a coherent communications program
all of these
Question 6
Which of the following is NOT a support activity in the value chain of a firm?
Human Resources
Purchasing
Service
Technology
Question 7
As the Manager of a new work group you are to explain the dynamics of System Hierarchy. Explain the 3 levels of the hierarchy along with the function and value of the different components. Finally, how do these components build upon each other and with each other.
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Question 8
Enterprise systems address knowledge capture and use across many functions of an organization. Identify three different types of enterprise systems that solve common business strategy needs. Briefly describe the logistical flow of information through that system. Use the kind of description that you would use with a client while have lunch or dinner with them.
Question 9
Explain designing a framework for getting work done? Your answer should be approximately 2 or 3 paragraphs (300 words). Please clearly state the necessary components and explain how they work in developing an effective framework. Please cite a minimum of 2 resources including material external to the course.
Question 10
Select a company of your choice and explain their approach to the three primary strategies for achieving a competitive advantage according to Michael Porter. Your answer should be a minimum of 200 words and cite all resources.
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The business plan consists of a narrative and several financial works ...
Slide share Institute for Quality Assurance London - QualityWorld Customer ...Dr. Ted Marra
Another classic article on Customer Focus - while a number of approaches have evolved over the years, the foundation elements remain unchanged. Again, many organisations 'talk a good game' when it comes customers, customer focus or customer centricity. But as we all know, 'talk is cheap' and 'talk' alone doesn't get the job done. One needs to understand the true requirements for being customer focused. One needs a 'strategic customer relationship management' system as discussed in other of my SlideShare uploads. Hopefully you will find that this article helps to continue to provide a 'directionally correct' viewpoint! Enjoy!
The document discusses key aspects of business-to-business marketing and customer service. It introduces the distinctive characteristics of business markets and how organizations make buying decisions. It emphasizes that building close relationships with business customers requires attention to details, keeping promises, and responding swiftly to new requirements. The purpose is to identify the requirements for successful marketing strategy. It also provides examples of leading companies that demonstrate best practices, like Cisco, Dell, FedEx, and others.
The document provides an overview of conducting a brand audit to evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of an existing brand or establish a new brand. It outlines various internal and external elements to examine, including brand structure, management, metrics, market segments, differentiators, and competitors. The audit aims to ensure brand elements are consistent and reinforce the identity customers develop loyal relationships with.
The document discusses the importance of an effective operating model for product organizations to successfully execute strategies. It identifies four key factors of an operating model: product mindset, organizational design, development model, and decision making structure. Product mindset focuses on understanding customer needs rather than requests. Organizational design calls for a product management team separate from engineering and sales. The development model addresses balancing in-house versus outsourced work. Decision making aims to minimize risk through lean methodology and experimentation.
Executing a Billion Dollar Customer StrategyBill Lee
Our newest publication on building a robust customer strategy. This is a major missing link in most firms trying to engage with today's empowered buyers and customers. Both the C-suite, and executives and managers executing the firm’s total customer experience (TCE) operations will want to ready this carefully.
Gold Touch Wholesales is experiencing organizational problems like declining sales and customer loss. A project feasibility study was conducted to identify issues and recommend changes. Interviews found issues like lack of improvement, inconsistent leadership, and information barriers. Recommendations include improving teamwork, information sharing, training, and embracing change. The feasibility study will help the company evaluate options and make informed decisions to manage change for organizational excellence.
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Business Paper
Description:
The business analysis paper should focus on the use of information systems within a company of your choice. You should pick a company for which information systems played a key roll in making that company successful, and the paper should focus on how information systems contributed to that success. Your paper should answer the following areas:
· Industry Profile: What is the industry? What value does the industry provide to its customers?
· Include an analysis of the competitive landscape of the industry in terms of the Porter Competitive model. You will learn about Porter's 5 forces early in the quarter. Your paper should discuss each of the five forces that effect the competitive landscape of your company's industry. Discuss why each of the forces plays a strong or weak role in the industry and give evidence to support your argument.
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· Company Profile: What business is your company in, and what value does it provide its customers. In what ways is it different than its competitors? How has it's history shaped what it can offer its customers?
· Information Technology: How does the company use IT to support or enable its business processes and competitive strategies? What technologies in particular does it use? Does the company use existing technologies,develop its own technology, or some combination of both? How much of the company’s success do you attribute to its use of IT and/or the company’s early adoption of IT into their business processes? Is it used to enhance or differentiate their product, reduce costs, or both?
· Leadership: Who are/were the key leaders of the company? What decisions did these leaders make, in particular decisions relating to the deployment of IT? What opportunities did they identify that helped make their company what it is today.
· Market and Financial Performance: What is the company’s revenue and profit, and how has it evolved over the years? How does the company’s performance compare to its competitors? You may also want to include other industry specific measures of performances, like cost per available seat mile (CASM) for airlines or sales ...
The document provides an overview of several strategic planning models and frameworks that can be used in strategic planning, including:
- Strategy map - A diagram that visually communicates an organization's strategy and how objectives align across different levels.
- Balanced scorecard - A framework that translates an organization's strategy into objectives and measures across financial, customer, internal process, and learning/growth perspectives.
- SWOT analysis - An analysis of an organization's strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats to inform strategic planning.
The document discusses the key components and benefits of these models to effectively communicate and implement organizational strategies.
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This document provides an outline for a business plan covering key sections such as an executive summary, company description, products/services, marketing plan, operational plan, management team, financial plan, and appendices. The executive summary introduces the business and should be 2 pages or less. The company description provides details on ownership, history, strengths, challenges, and long-term goals. The marketing plan analyzes the target market, competition, and promotional strategies. The operational plan outlines daily operations, production, inventory, suppliers, personnel, and legal considerations. The financial plan includes profit/loss projections and cash flow statements.
The document discusses the challenges facing modern marketers in leveraging new technologies and marketing opportunities. It notes that while new tools exist, marketers struggle to implement them effectively due to issues like siloed data and resources, slow decision-making, and an inability to coordinate multichannel marketing efforts. The document argues that traditional marketing operations models are no longer viable and companies need a new, holistic approach to optimize people, processes, platforms, and partners in order to gain speed, insight, access, flexibility and security in their marketing.
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Purpose of Assignment
You may be familiar with personal torts such as negligence; however, business torts are different as
they are being committed not against the person but rather against its intangible assets. Think about
what this means and how each aspect of your work might result in a business tort being committed.
Assignment Steps
Resources: Legal Environment of Business: Online Commerce, Business Ethics, and Global
Issues: Ch. 5, Ch. 6 and Ch. 7; Legal Source database located in the Week 3 Electronic Reserve
Readings
Scenario: In the midst of the ongoing rhetoric and movement to achieve Tort Reform, business tort
liability must be acknowledged and planned for as a reality. As the manager of legal risk and
corporate governance for a major multi-national pharmaceutical corporation, the board of directors
has commissioned you to work alongside your CEO and General Counsel to prepare a report
regarding this liability and the exposure it creates for the organization.
Create a maximum 1,050-word report, excluding title and reference pages.
Address the following in the report:
• Evaluate the impact of business tort liability on the pharmaceutical industry in general.
• Determine the growth of business tort liability in the pharmaceutical industry and discuss
where and why tort reform is needed.
• Assess the impact of business tort liability on corporate liability under the Alien Tort Statute.
• Explain how business tort liability can be reduced through the implementation of the risk
management process.
• Analyze how business tort liability can escalate to criminal liability.
Cite a minimum of two references for the five content areas taken from a business or legal resource.
One reference must be from the University Library.
Format your paper consistent with APA guidelines.
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XYZ Company Limited is a packaging design consultancy focusing on fast moving consumer goods in personal care. It was founded in 2001 by Augustus James and others with experience in consumer design and packaging. The executive summary provides guidance on its content and style, recommending it be concise, direct, and entice the reader to request more information. It should introduce the project, products, market opportunity, competitive advantages, objectives, and financial requirements.
This document summarizes internal analysis techniques for assessing a business's strategic options. It discusses analyzing financial performance, beyond just profits, to evaluate past strategies and identify strengths and weaknesses. A self-analysis involves assessing sales, costs, structure, management style and more. Key measures include customer satisfaction, product quality, brand associations, costs, new products, and manager capabilities. Models like the BCG matrix and GE Business Screen evaluate strategic business units based on industry growth and market share. The analysis aims to determine where to invest, selectively invest, or harvest/divest.
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