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B.COM Unit – 4 ( CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY ( CSR ).pptx
Get a complete view of your customers by moving to Salesforce CRM: Cardina…
1. Get a complete view of your
customers by moving to Salesforce
CRM
Cardinal's Success Story
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2. Agenda
Introductions
Cardinal's story of their move to Salesforce by
Emily Burt
Salesforce Implementation, Integration, and the
Best Practices from Mansa Systems Senior
Consultant
Informatica Cloud Integration Tool
Q&A
Please feel free to type questions into the chat box on the side of
your screen. We will answer as many as we can during the Q & A
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3. Quick Summary Global Locations
Founded in 2006
Headquarters
50 employees One Market St,
San Francisco
Financial Services
focused
Salesforce Implementation,
Integration & Best Practices
Offshore Center
300+ projects Delhi, India
120+ happy customers
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6. Emily Burt, MBA
Vice President of Marketing and Communications
Head of Business Development
Driver for Salesforce at Cardinal
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7. Cardinal's Pain Points
Growth in the sales team
New sub-office
New sales channels
Lack of visibility for management
No reporting capabilities, pipeline or activity
Sales team lacking remote or mobile access to customer
data or CRM
Calling the office for information while on the road
Lacking a 360 degree view of clients
Sales data, portfolio data, communication history, and referral
sources
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8. Cardinal’s Goals & Objectives
Increased visibility for Management
Accountability for sales people
Link pipeline with more accurate forecasting
Improving accuracy of budgeting process
Improve remote efficiency for sales team
Having a solution for our road warriors
Improve sales productivity overall
Better customer experience
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9. Cardinal's New Benefits
Visibility Mobility 360° View
Time Savings
Activity reporting no longer a manual process
Reduction in days to new account openings
Instant and accurate information for sales people
More productivity
Increased sales
Decrease in sales being dropped due to lack of follow-up
Increased accountability and drive to expand pipelines
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11. Implementation
Requirements Gathering
Data and Data Structure, Reporting, Security and Users, UI Design,
Customer/Partner Portals, Business Processes, Project Scope
Requirements Documentation and Sign Off
Final specifications delivered and approved for development
Configuration and Development
Salesforce environment built to requirement specification
Testing
Internal Unit and QA Testing, Client UAT
Final Sign Off
Deployment, Data Initialization, and Go Live
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12. Integration
Data Decisions
What key data needs to move in which direction, where will data
originate, when should data move between systems
Data Mapping and Transformations
What data goes where, what changes need to be made to data as
it moves
Interface Build Out
Interface tasks and processes built to requirements specifications
Testing
Internal unit and QA testing, client UAT
Final Sign Off
Deployment and Go Live
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15. Best Practices
Implementation
Assign knowledgeable, key personnel for requirements gathering,
testing, and deployment
Make sure assigned staff have the time needed to contribute
meaningfully to the project
Clear understanding of current business processes that will be
touched by implementation
Make sure impacted business units have a voice in the
implementation process
Be willing to limit scope and use a phased approach
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16. Best Practices
Integration
Key data required for each system involved
Don't overload the data on either side
Use Integration to gain efficiency and scale
Assign personnel that know the data and the processes
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17. Best Practices
Deployment and Adoption
Management buy in to Salesforce's value to the enterprise
Adequate support and training for all personnel
Mandatory usage and follow up and coaching for stragglers
Assign a product champion and give them autonomy
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