Customer	
  Rela-ons	
  Management	
  
of	
  3	
  Global	
  Companies	
  
(Opera-ng	
  Income	
  of	
  $500	
  million+	
  within	
  5	
  years,	
  2008-­‐2013)	
  
Analy-cal.	
  Fast.	
  Social.	
  
John	
  Cao	
  
2	
   Starbucks	
  Marke-ng	
  &	
  Sales	
  Strategy	
  
3	
   Broadcom	
  Corpora-on	
  Marke-ng	
  and	
  Sales	
  Strategy	
  
4	
   Green	
  Mountain	
  Coffee	
  Roasters,	
  Inc.	
  Marke-ng	
  and	
  
Sales	
  Strategy	
  
5	
   Capabili-es	
  
6	
   Customer	
  Rela-ons	
  Management	
  PlaUorms	
  
	
  
Content	
  Page	
  
1	
   Financial	
  Performance	
  (SBUX,	
  BRCM,	
  GMCR)	
  
 $0.50	
  	
  
	
  $0.56	
  	
  
	
  $1.42	
  	
  
	
  $1.73	
  	
  
	
  $2.00	
  	
  
	
  $0.17	
  	
  
	
  $0.06	
  	
  
	
  $0.08	
  	
  
	
  $0.95	
  	
  
	
  $0.68	
  	
  
	
  $0.04	
  	
  
	
  $0.10	
  	
  
	
  $0.14	
  	
  
	
  $0.37	
  	
  
	
  $0.57	
  	
  
2008	
  
2009	
  
2010	
  
2011	
  
2012	
  
GMCR	
   BRCM	
   SBUX	
  
	
  
Financial	
  Performance	
  
	
  $1.50	
  	
  
	
  $0.51	
  	
   	
  $0.53	
  	
  
SBUX	
   BRCM	
   GMCR	
  
All	
  3	
  Companies	
  exceeds	
  a	
  change	
  of	
  
$500	
  mil.	
  of	
  opera9ng	
  income	
  within	
  5	
  years	
  
(from	
  2008-­‐2012,	
  in	
  billions)	
  
These	
  global	
  companies	
  are	
  CNN’s	
  top	
  100	
  
Fastest	
  growing	
  companies	
  in	
  2012	
  
(in	
  billions)	
  
Starbucks	
  Corpora-on	
  	
  
(NASDAQ:	
  SBUX)	
  
	
  –	
  Specialty	
  eateries	
  
Broadcom	
  Corpora-on	
  	
  
(NASDAQ:	
  BRCM)	
  	
  
–	
  Wireless	
  communica-ons	
  
component	
  manufacturing	
  
Green	
  Mountain	
  Coffee	
  
Roasters,	
  Inc.	
  (NASDAQ:	
  GMCR)	
  	
  
–	
  Coffee	
  &	
  tea	
  manufacturing	
  
Source:	
  CNN	
  –	
  Fortune’s	
  Fastest	
  Growing	
  Companies,	
  2012	
  	
  
Sales	
  
Strategy	
  
	
  
Starbucks	
  is	
  the	
  premier	
  roaster,	
  marketer	
  and	
  retailer	
  of	
  specialty	
  coffee	
  in	
  the	
  world,	
  opera-ng	
  in	
  60	
  countries.	
  
Segments	
  
*Americas	
  includes	
  the	
  US,	
  Canada,	
  and	
  La-n	
  America	
  
**EMEA	
  includes	
  Europe,	
  Middle	
  East,	
  and	
  Africa	
  
***CAP	
  includes	
  China	
  and	
  Asia	
  Pacific	
  
Channel	
  Development	
  includes	
  Global	
  Consumer	
  Product	
  Group	
  
Product	
  
① High-­‐quality	
  purchased	
  and	
  
handcraied	
  coffees	
  
② Tea	
  and	
  other	
  beverages	
  
③ Fresh	
  food	
  items	
  
Uniqueness	
  
v  High-­‐quality	
  
v  Specialty	
  coffees	
  
v  Customer	
  experience	
  
Distribu-on	
  Channels	
  
v  Company-­‐operated	
  stores	
  
v  Licensed	
  stores	
  
v  Grocery	
  
v  Na-onal	
  foodservice	
  accounts	
  
Source:	
  Wall	
  Street	
  Journal	
  Starbucks	
  Coffee	
  
	
  Index	
  (2013)	
  
36%	
  
33%	
  
31%	
  
39%	
  
33%	
  
28%	
  
50%	
  
34%	
  
28%	
  
Company-­‐operated	
  stores	
   Licensed	
  stores	
   CPG,	
  foodservice	
  and	
  other	
  
%	
  of	
  Revenue	
  by	
  Year	
  
2012	
  
2011	
  
2010	
  
Break-­‐even	
  Revenue	
  =	
  $13,299,500,000	
  (2012)	
  
Target	
  Revenue	
  =	
  $15,117,150,000	
  (13.7%	
  increase)	
  
Price	
  of	
  a	
  grande	
  lape	
  
A	
  
A	
  
A	
  
	
  
3	
  Discounts	
  level	
  from	
  reward	
  card:	
  
Welcome	
   Green	
   Gold	
  
	
  $2.80	
  	
  
	
  $4.89	
  	
  
	
  $9.83	
  	
  
① PRODUCT	
  ② PLACE	
  
③ PRICE	
  ④ PROMOTION	
  
OSLO	
  (highest)	
  
Average	
  
NEW	
  DELHI	
  
Countries	
  
*Americas	
  *EMEA,	
  
***CAP,	
  Channel	
  
Development	
  
	
  
Age	
  
Teens	
  -­‐	
  aged	
  13-­‐17	
  
Young	
  Adults	
  -­‐	
  aged	
  
18-­‐24	
  
Adults	
  -­‐	
  aged	
  25-­‐40	
  
	
  
Adver-sing	
  	
  
(mul-ple	
  channels)	
  
Public	
  Rela-ons	
   Direct	
  Marke-ng	
  
Message:	
  Providing	
  value	
  
and	
  living	
  by	
  their	
  ethics	
  
	
  
Offers	
  customers	
  many	
  
channels	
  for	
  feedbacks	
  
Facebook	
  	
  	
  
v 34	
  million	
  fans	
  
Twi]er	
  	
  
v 3.6	
  million	
  followers	
  
Pinterest	
  	
  
v 81,000+	
  followers	
  
Google+	
  	
  
v 1	
  million+	
  in	
  circle	
  
	
  
Personal	
  Selling	
   Sales	
  Promo-on	
  
In-­‐store	
  employees	
  are	
  
encouraged	
  to	
  sell	
  products	
  
Starbucks	
  My	
  Rewards	
  
Card	
  
⑤ Target	
  Market	
  
2011	
  –	
  2012	
  
%	
  of	
  Revenue	
  increase	
  
=	
  13.7%	
  increase	
  
Sales	
  
Strategy	
  
	
  
Broadcom	
  Corpora-on	
  is	
  a	
  global	
  leader	
  and	
  innovator	
  in	
  semiconductor	
  solu-ons	
  for	
  wired	
  and	
  wireless	
  communica-ons.	
  
Product	
  
① Communica-on	
  products	
  in	
  
home,	
  office,	
  and	
  mobile	
  
② System-­‐on-­‐a-­‐chip	
  (SoC)	
  
③ Soiware	
  solu-ons	
  
Uniqueness	
  
v  Innova-ve	
  
v  Seamless	
  delivery	
  
v  Broadest	
  porUolio	
  of	
  
products	
  
Distribu-on	
  Channels	
  
v  Company-­‐operated	
  stores	
  
v  Licensed	
  stores	
  
v  Grocery	
  
v  Na-onal	
  foodservice	
  accounts	
  
27%	
  
28%	
  
31%	
  
48%	
  
47%	
  
43%	
  
23%	
  
22%	
  
23%	
  
3%	
  
3%	
  
3%	
  
Broadband	
   Mobile	
  &	
  Wireless	
   Infrastructure	
  &	
  Networking	
   All	
  Other	
  
%	
  of	
  Revenue	
  by	
  Year	
  
2012	
  
2011	
  
2010	
  
Break-­‐even	
  Revenue	
  =	
  $8,100,000,000	
  (2012)	
  
Target	
  Revenue	
  =	
  $8,680,000,000	
  (0.67%	
  increase)	
  
① PRODUCT	
  ② PLACE	
  
③ PRICE	
  ④ PROMOTION	
  
Customer	
  
5	
  largest	
  customers	
  
represent	
  47.2%	
  of	
  
sales	
  in	
  2012	
  
	
  
En--es	
  
Leading	
  wired	
  and	
  
wireless	
  
communica-ons	
  
manufacturers	
  
Adver-sing	
  	
   Public	
  Rela-ons	
  
A	
  combina-on	
  of	
  print	
  and	
  online	
  ads	
  
	
  
v Key	
  IT	
  publica-ons	
  and	
  websites	
  
v Cole	
  &	
  Weber	
  Red	
  Cell	
  Agency	
  for	
  
marke-ng	
  services	
  
Personal	
  Selling	
   Sales	
  Promo-on	
  
Most	
  selling	
  is	
  done	
  through	
  direct	
  sales	
  
forces	
  in	
  designated	
  distribu-on	
  centers	
  
Rebate	
  program	
  targeted	
  for	
  
Broadcom	
  client’s	
  customers	
  
⑤ Target	
  Market	
  
2011	
  –	
  2012	
  
%	
  of	
  Revenue	
  increase	
  
=	
  0.67%	
  increase	
  
Price	
  
v  Suscep-ble	
  to	
  price	
  erosion	
  
v  Compe--on	
  and	
  Moore’s	
  Law	
  resulted	
  
in	
  declining	
  average	
  selling	
  prices	
  
	
  
Rebate	
  
Rebate	
  to	
  certain	
  customers	
  makes	
  up	
  $722	
  
million	
  or	
  	
  9.1%	
  of	
  net	
  revenue	
  in	
  2012	
  	
  
	
  
Sales	
  
Strategy	
  
	
  
Green	
  Mountain	
  Coffee	
  Roasters,	
  Inc.	
  is	
  a	
  leader	
  in	
  the	
  specialty	
  coffee	
  and	
  coffeemaker	
  businesses.	
  
Product	
  
① Coffee	
  Machines	
  	
  
② High	
  Quality	
  Arabica	
  coffees	
  
③ Bean	
  and	
  ground	
  coffee	
  
④ Specialty	
  beverages	
  
Uniqueness	
  
v  Quality	
  
v  Convenience	
  
v  Choice	
  
Distribu-on	
  Channels	
  
①  Home	
  
②  Office	
  
③  Professional	
  loca-ons	
  
④  Restaurants	
  
⑤  Hospitality	
  and	
  specialty	
  
coffee	
  shops	
  
40%	
  
36%	
  
42%	
  
44%	
  
45%	
  
52%	
  
16%	
  
19%	
  
6%	
  
SCBU	
   KBU	
   CBU	
  
%	
  of	
  Revenue	
  by	
  Year	
  
2012	
  
2011	
  
2010	
  
Break-­‐even	
  Revenue	
  =	
  $3,589,200,000	
  (2012)	
  
Target	
  Revenue	
  =	
  $5,348,250,000	
  (0.46%	
  increase)	
  
① PRODUCT	
  ② PLACE	
  
③ PRICE	
  ④ PROMOTION	
  
Customer	
  
Businesses	
  and	
  
consumers	
  
	
  
	
  
Consumer’s	
  Age	
  
Teens	
  -­‐	
  aged	
  13-­‐17	
  
Young	
  Adults	
  -­‐	
  aged	
  
18-­‐24	
  
Adults	
  -­‐	
  aged	
  25-­‐40	
  
Adver-sing	
  	
   Public	
  Rela-ons	
  
Separate	
  selling	
  agencies	
  and	
  different	
  	
  
selling	
  strategies	
  per	
  *channel	
  
	
  
Mul-ple	
  award	
  recogni-ons	
  each	
  
year	
  (ex.	
  Best	
  workplace,	
  best	
  coffee,	
  
best	
  company,	
  etc.)	
  
Personal	
  Selling	
   Sales	
  Promo-on	
  
v Websites	
  
v Partnerships	
  
v Foodservice	
  
v Convenience	
  
v Hospitality	
  and	
  
business	
  
oriented	
  e-­‐
commerce	
  
v Weekly	
  deals	
  
v Savings	
  Club	
  
v Gii	
  cards	
  
v Email	
  offers	
  
v Businesses	
  –	
  3	
  
day	
  trail	
  
	
  
⑤ Target	
  Market	
  
2011	
  –	
  2012	
  
%	
  of	
  Revenue	
  increase	
  
=	
  0.46%	
  increase	
  
Price	
  
v 24	
  K-­‐Cup	
  box	
  -­‐	
  $14.49-­‐$18.49	
  
v Vue	
  Pack	
  Box	
  (16)	
  -­‐	
  $9.99-­‐$13.99	
  
v Brewing	
  systems-­‐	
  $89.95-­‐$249.95	
  
v Whole	
  bean	
  &	
  ground	
  coffee	
  -­‐	
  $9.49	
  
Rebate	
  
v “Deal	
  of	
  the	
  Week”	
  –	
  Buy	
  2	
  &	
  get	
  free	
  
shipping	
  
v Café	
  Express	
  Savings	
  Club	
  –	
  15%	
  off	
  every	
  
order	
  
*Channels	
  
SCBU	
  –	
  Specialty	
  Coffee	
  Business	
  Unit	
  	
  	
  
KBU	
  –	
  Keurig	
  Business	
  Unit	
  
CBU	
  –	
  Canada	
  Business	
  Unit	
  
Technology	
  Plaborms	
  (CRM)	
  
Starbucks	
  
Broadcom	
  
Green	
  Mountain	
  	
  
Coffee	
  Roasters	
  
Salesforce.com	
  Products:	
  	
  
v Sales	
  Cloud	
  
v Service	
  Cloud	
  
v Marke-ng	
  Cloud	
  
v Salesforce	
  PlaUorm	
  
v Salesforce	
  Chaper	
  
v Salesforce	
  Work.com	
  
	
  
	
  
SAP	
  Sales	
  360	
  Customer	
  
Solu-ons:	
  
v CRM	
  In-­‐Memory	
  (SAP	
  
HANA)	
  
v Quick-­‐to-­‐Deploy	
  CRM	
  
Powered	
  by	
  SAP	
  
HANA	
  
v Customer	
  On-­‐
Demand	
  
v CRM	
  Sales	
  
v CRM	
  Marke-ng	
  
v CRM	
  Service	
  
v Social	
  Collabora-on	
  
v Mobile	
  Safe	
  Apps	
  
v Mobile	
  Service	
  Apps	
  
v Customer	
  Analy-cs	
  
Oracle	
  Siebel	
  Features:	
  
v Siebel	
  Sales	
  
Applica-ons	
  
v Quote	
  &	
  Order	
  Capture	
  
v Siebel	
  Enterprise	
  
Marke-ng	
  
v Siebel	
  Contact	
  Center	
  
and	
  Service	
  
v Oracle	
  Self-­‐Service	
  and	
  
E-­‐Billing	
  
v Siebel	
  Partner	
  
Rela-onship	
  
Management	
  
v Siebel	
  CRM	
  Technology	
  
	
  
SAP	
  Marke-ng	
  360	
  Customer	
  
Solu-ons:	
  
v SAP	
  360	
  customer	
  
v E-­‐Marke-ng	
  
v Loyalty	
  Management	
  
v Social	
  OnDemand	
  
v Social	
  Media	
  Analy-cs	
  
v SAP	
  Jam	
  
v Real-­‐Time	
  Offer	
  
Management	
  
v Digital	
  Asset	
  Management	
  
v Marke-ng	
  for	
  Small	
  and	
  
Medium	
  Enterprises	
  
v Integrated	
  Business	
  MOD	
  
v Rapid	
  Deployment	
  
v Customer	
  Segmenta-on	
  
v Business	
  Suite	
  and	
  
Enhancement	
  
v Document	
  Presentment	
  
	
  
Technology	
  Plaborms	
  (CRM)	
  
Starbucks	
  
Broadcom	
  
Green	
  Mountain	
  	
  
Coffee	
  Roasters	
  
Support,	
  Training,	
  and	
  Consul-ng	
  
Service:	
  
Support	
  Service	
  
v 4	
  Levels	
  of	
  Support	
  Plans	
  
Training	
  Service	
  
v Training	
  by	
  roles	
  (6)	
  
v Online	
  and	
  in	
  person	
  op-on	
  
v Cer-fica-on	
  (4)	
  
Consul-ng	
  Service	
  
v In-­‐house	
  consul-ng	
  service	
  
v Expert	
  service	
  -­‐	
  partners	
  
v Program	
  Architects	
  
	
  
	
  
Support,	
  Training,	
  and	
  Consul-ng	
  
Service:	
  
Support	
  Service	
  
v Premier	
  and	
  advance	
  support	
  
v Life-me	
  support	
  policy	
  
v Product	
  documenta-on	
  
Training	
  Service	
  
v Train	
  by	
  roles,	
  product,	
  format	
  
v Siebel	
  Cer-fica-ons	
  (4)	
  
Consul-ng	
  Service	
  
v Consult	
  a	
  local	
  Oracle	
  partner	
  
Support,	
  Training,	
  and	
  Consul-ng	
  
Service:	
  
Support	
  Service	
  
v Product	
  Tour:	
  Expert-­‐guided	
  
v SAP	
  Solu-on	
  Management	
  
v SAP	
  Advanced	
  Secure	
  Support	
  
Training	
  Service	
  
v Live	
  instruc-ons	
  
v eLearning	
  
v Virtual	
  live	
  classroom	
  
v eAcademy	
  
v Online	
  Knowledge	
  	
  Products	
  
v Mobile	
  training	
  apps	
  
v Cer-fica-on	
  (9)	
  
Consul-ng	
  Service	
  
v Consult	
  a	
  local	
  SAP	
  partner	
  
Technology	
  Plaborm	
  Capabili9es	
  (CRM)	
  
Cloud	
  
Sales	
  
Customer	
  
Service	
  
Marke-ng	
  
Mobile	
  
Analy-cs	
  
Manage	
  
Partnership	
  
Mobile	
  
PlaUorm	
  
Self-­‐Service	
  
Execu-on	
  and	
  Opera-on	
  
People	
  
Technology	
  Management	
  
Manage	
  
Employees’	
  
Work	
  
Social	
  
Ques-ons	
  &	
  Answer	
  
Analy-cal.	
  Fast.	
  Social.	
  
Email:	
  john.cao695@gmail.com	
  
Phone:	
  267.337.1485	
  

Customer Relations Management Case Study

  • 1.
    Customer  Rela-ons  Management   of  3  Global  Companies   (Opera-ng  Income  of  $500  million+  within  5  years,  2008-­‐2013)   Analy-cal.  Fast.  Social.   John  Cao  
  • 2.
    2   Starbucks  Marke-ng  &  Sales  Strategy   3   Broadcom  Corpora-on  Marke-ng  and  Sales  Strategy   4   Green  Mountain  Coffee  Roasters,  Inc.  Marke-ng  and   Sales  Strategy   5   Capabili-es   6   Customer  Rela-ons  Management  PlaUorms     Content  Page   1   Financial  Performance  (SBUX,  BRCM,  GMCR)  
  • 3.
     $0.50      $0.56      $1.42      $1.73      $2.00      $0.17      $0.06      $0.08      $0.95      $0.68      $0.04      $0.10      $0.14      $0.37      $0.57     2008   2009   2010   2011   2012   GMCR   BRCM   SBUX     Financial  Performance    $1.50      $0.51      $0.53     SBUX   BRCM   GMCR   All  3  Companies  exceeds  a  change  of   $500  mil.  of  opera9ng  income  within  5  years   (from  2008-­‐2012,  in  billions)   These  global  companies  are  CNN’s  top  100   Fastest  growing  companies  in  2012   (in  billions)   Starbucks  Corpora-on     (NASDAQ:  SBUX)    –  Specialty  eateries   Broadcom  Corpora-on     (NASDAQ:  BRCM)     –  Wireless  communica-ons   component  manufacturing   Green  Mountain  Coffee   Roasters,  Inc.  (NASDAQ:  GMCR)     –  Coffee  &  tea  manufacturing   Source:  CNN  –  Fortune’s  Fastest  Growing  Companies,  2012    
  • 4.
    Sales   Strategy     Starbucks  is  the  premier  roaster,  marketer  and  retailer  of  specialty  coffee  in  the  world,  opera-ng  in  60  countries.   Segments   *Americas  includes  the  US,  Canada,  and  La-n  America   **EMEA  includes  Europe,  Middle  East,  and  Africa   ***CAP  includes  China  and  Asia  Pacific   Channel  Development  includes  Global  Consumer  Product  Group   Product   ① High-­‐quality  purchased  and   handcraied  coffees   ② Tea  and  other  beverages   ③ Fresh  food  items   Uniqueness   v  High-­‐quality   v  Specialty  coffees   v  Customer  experience   Distribu-on  Channels   v  Company-­‐operated  stores   v  Licensed  stores   v  Grocery   v  Na-onal  foodservice  accounts   Source:  Wall  Street  Journal  Starbucks  Coffee    Index  (2013)   36%   33%   31%   39%   33%   28%   50%   34%   28%   Company-­‐operated  stores   Licensed  stores   CPG,  foodservice  and  other   %  of  Revenue  by  Year   2012   2011   2010   Break-­‐even  Revenue  =  $13,299,500,000  (2012)   Target  Revenue  =  $15,117,150,000  (13.7%  increase)   Price  of  a  grande  lape   A   A   A     3  Discounts  level  from  reward  card:   Welcome   Green   Gold    $2.80      $4.89      $9.83     ① PRODUCT  ② PLACE   ③ PRICE  ④ PROMOTION   OSLO  (highest)   Average   NEW  DELHI   Countries   *Americas  *EMEA,   ***CAP,  Channel   Development     Age   Teens  -­‐  aged  13-­‐17   Young  Adults  -­‐  aged   18-­‐24   Adults  -­‐  aged  25-­‐40     Adver-sing     (mul-ple  channels)   Public  Rela-ons   Direct  Marke-ng   Message:  Providing  value   and  living  by  their  ethics     Offers  customers  many   channels  for  feedbacks   Facebook       v 34  million  fans   Twi]er     v 3.6  million  followers   Pinterest     v 81,000+  followers   Google+     v 1  million+  in  circle     Personal  Selling   Sales  Promo-on   In-­‐store  employees  are   encouraged  to  sell  products   Starbucks  My  Rewards   Card   ⑤ Target  Market   2011  –  2012   %  of  Revenue  increase   =  13.7%  increase  
  • 5.
    Sales   Strategy     Broadcom  Corpora-on  is  a  global  leader  and  innovator  in  semiconductor  solu-ons  for  wired  and  wireless  communica-ons.   Product   ① Communica-on  products  in   home,  office,  and  mobile   ② System-­‐on-­‐a-­‐chip  (SoC)   ③ Soiware  solu-ons   Uniqueness   v  Innova-ve   v  Seamless  delivery   v  Broadest  porUolio  of   products   Distribu-on  Channels   v  Company-­‐operated  stores   v  Licensed  stores   v  Grocery   v  Na-onal  foodservice  accounts   27%   28%   31%   48%   47%   43%   23%   22%   23%   3%   3%   3%   Broadband   Mobile  &  Wireless   Infrastructure  &  Networking   All  Other   %  of  Revenue  by  Year   2012   2011   2010   Break-­‐even  Revenue  =  $8,100,000,000  (2012)   Target  Revenue  =  $8,680,000,000  (0.67%  increase)   ① PRODUCT  ② PLACE   ③ PRICE  ④ PROMOTION   Customer   5  largest  customers   represent  47.2%  of   sales  in  2012     En--es   Leading  wired  and   wireless   communica-ons   manufacturers   Adver-sing     Public  Rela-ons   A  combina-on  of  print  and  online  ads     v Key  IT  publica-ons  and  websites   v Cole  &  Weber  Red  Cell  Agency  for   marke-ng  services   Personal  Selling   Sales  Promo-on   Most  selling  is  done  through  direct  sales   forces  in  designated  distribu-on  centers   Rebate  program  targeted  for   Broadcom  client’s  customers   ⑤ Target  Market   2011  –  2012   %  of  Revenue  increase   =  0.67%  increase   Price   v  Suscep-ble  to  price  erosion   v  Compe--on  and  Moore’s  Law  resulted   in  declining  average  selling  prices     Rebate   Rebate  to  certain  customers  makes  up  $722   million  or    9.1%  of  net  revenue  in  2012      
  • 6.
    Sales   Strategy     Green  Mountain  Coffee  Roasters,  Inc.  is  a  leader  in  the  specialty  coffee  and  coffeemaker  businesses.   Product   ① Coffee  Machines     ② High  Quality  Arabica  coffees   ③ Bean  and  ground  coffee   ④ Specialty  beverages   Uniqueness   v  Quality   v  Convenience   v  Choice   Distribu-on  Channels   ①  Home   ②  Office   ③  Professional  loca-ons   ④  Restaurants   ⑤  Hospitality  and  specialty   coffee  shops   40%   36%   42%   44%   45%   52%   16%   19%   6%   SCBU   KBU   CBU   %  of  Revenue  by  Year   2012   2011   2010   Break-­‐even  Revenue  =  $3,589,200,000  (2012)   Target  Revenue  =  $5,348,250,000  (0.46%  increase)   ① PRODUCT  ② PLACE   ③ PRICE  ④ PROMOTION   Customer   Businesses  and   consumers       Consumer’s  Age   Teens  -­‐  aged  13-­‐17   Young  Adults  -­‐  aged   18-­‐24   Adults  -­‐  aged  25-­‐40   Adver-sing     Public  Rela-ons   Separate  selling  agencies  and  different     selling  strategies  per  *channel     Mul-ple  award  recogni-ons  each   year  (ex.  Best  workplace,  best  coffee,   best  company,  etc.)   Personal  Selling   Sales  Promo-on   v Websites   v Partnerships   v Foodservice   v Convenience   v Hospitality  and   business   oriented  e-­‐ commerce   v Weekly  deals   v Savings  Club   v Gii  cards   v Email  offers   v Businesses  –  3   day  trail     ⑤ Target  Market   2011  –  2012   %  of  Revenue  increase   =  0.46%  increase   Price   v 24  K-­‐Cup  box  -­‐  $14.49-­‐$18.49   v Vue  Pack  Box  (16)  -­‐  $9.99-­‐$13.99   v Brewing  systems-­‐  $89.95-­‐$249.95   v Whole  bean  &  ground  coffee  -­‐  $9.49   Rebate   v “Deal  of  the  Week”  –  Buy  2  &  get  free   shipping   v Café  Express  Savings  Club  –  15%  off  every   order   *Channels   SCBU  –  Specialty  Coffee  Business  Unit       KBU  –  Keurig  Business  Unit   CBU  –  Canada  Business  Unit  
  • 7.
    Technology  Plaborms  (CRM)   Starbucks   Broadcom   Green  Mountain     Coffee  Roasters   Salesforce.com  Products:     v Sales  Cloud   v Service  Cloud   v Marke-ng  Cloud   v Salesforce  PlaUorm   v Salesforce  Chaper   v Salesforce  Work.com       SAP  Sales  360  Customer   Solu-ons:   v CRM  In-­‐Memory  (SAP   HANA)   v Quick-­‐to-­‐Deploy  CRM   Powered  by  SAP   HANA   v Customer  On-­‐ Demand   v CRM  Sales   v CRM  Marke-ng   v CRM  Service   v Social  Collabora-on   v Mobile  Safe  Apps   v Mobile  Service  Apps   v Customer  Analy-cs   Oracle  Siebel  Features:   v Siebel  Sales   Applica-ons   v Quote  &  Order  Capture   v Siebel  Enterprise   Marke-ng   v Siebel  Contact  Center   and  Service   v Oracle  Self-­‐Service  and   E-­‐Billing   v Siebel  Partner   Rela-onship   Management   v Siebel  CRM  Technology     SAP  Marke-ng  360  Customer   Solu-ons:   v SAP  360  customer   v E-­‐Marke-ng   v Loyalty  Management   v Social  OnDemand   v Social  Media  Analy-cs   v SAP  Jam   v Real-­‐Time  Offer   Management   v Digital  Asset  Management   v Marke-ng  for  Small  and   Medium  Enterprises   v Integrated  Business  MOD   v Rapid  Deployment   v Customer  Segmenta-on   v Business  Suite  and   Enhancement   v Document  Presentment    
  • 8.
    Technology  Plaborms  (CRM)   Starbucks   Broadcom   Green  Mountain     Coffee  Roasters   Support,  Training,  and  Consul-ng   Service:   Support  Service   v 4  Levels  of  Support  Plans   Training  Service   v Training  by  roles  (6)   v Online  and  in  person  op-on   v Cer-fica-on  (4)   Consul-ng  Service   v In-­‐house  consul-ng  service   v Expert  service  -­‐  partners   v Program  Architects       Support,  Training,  and  Consul-ng   Service:   Support  Service   v Premier  and  advance  support   v Life-me  support  policy   v Product  documenta-on   Training  Service   v Train  by  roles,  product,  format   v Siebel  Cer-fica-ons  (4)   Consul-ng  Service   v Consult  a  local  Oracle  partner   Support,  Training,  and  Consul-ng   Service:   Support  Service   v Product  Tour:  Expert-­‐guided   v SAP  Solu-on  Management   v SAP  Advanced  Secure  Support   Training  Service   v Live  instruc-ons   v eLearning   v Virtual  live  classroom   v eAcademy   v Online  Knowledge    Products   v Mobile  training  apps   v Cer-fica-on  (9)   Consul-ng  Service   v Consult  a  local  SAP  partner  
  • 9.
    Technology  Plaborm  Capabili9es  (CRM)   Cloud   Sales   Customer   Service   Marke-ng   Mobile   Analy-cs   Manage   Partnership   Mobile   PlaUorm   Self-­‐Service   Execu-on  and  Opera-on   People   Technology  Management   Manage   Employees’   Work   Social  
  • 10.
    Ques-ons  &  Answer   Analy-cal.  Fast.  Social.   Email:  john.cao695@gmail.com   Phone:  267.337.1485