Marketing
Processes in
Haycarb PLC
TM-1241 Key Business Functions and Role of BPM II
Content
▫ Introduction
▫ Sales Process
▫ Sales Process Flow Chart
▫ Key Features of the Process
▫ Issues of the Process
▫ Solutions for the Process
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Heycarb PLC
One of the World’s Leading Manufacturer
of Coconut shell Activated carbon
Established on 1970
A Subsidiary of Hayleys PLC
Accounting for over 16% of the Global Market Share
PRE-ACTIVATION | ACTIVATION | POST ACTIVATION
Produces standard, washed and
impregnated granular activated carbon,
powder activated carbon and extruded pellet
activated carbon for:
-Water treatments-
-Air treatments-
-Gold recovery-
-Food and beverage industry-
-Energy storage-
-Specialty applications-
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$1oo Million
of Annual Revenue which ranks them among the Top Leading
companies in shell activates carbon industry
Sales Process
-B2B Business Model-
-Marketing subsideries for direct sales-
-Sales on Global Scale (US, UK, Europe)-
We investigated on the process involving
New direct customers
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3
Main
Activities of
the Process 1. Identify Customer`s Specifications
2. Demostration of a Custom Project
3. Discuss Project Implementation
4. Finalize the Project Proposal
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Identify
Customer`s
Specifications
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Decision Points
• Determining whether
the customer
specifications are met
Events
• Receiving inquiry from
an email
Tasks
• Replying for inquiry
emails
• Customer qualification
• Directing customers to
the website
Objects
• Brochures
• Emails
Outcomes
• Customer discovering
whether his
specifications are met
on the product list of
the company or the
product he seeks exists
in the list
Actors
• Managing Director
• Customer
• Website
Demostration
of a Custom
Project
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Decision Points
• Determining whether
the customer specified
product is capable to be
produced
• Determining whether
customer accepts the
custom proposal
Events
• Receiving customer`s
specification via email
Tasks
• Analysing and research of
customer specifications
• Checking production
capability
• Preparing and
demonstrating the custom
project
Objects
• Brochures
• Emails
• Custom Proposal
• Specification
Documents
• Analysis report
Outcomes
• Customer receiving a
customized project
proposal to satisfy his need
• Closing the opportunity of
a sale due to incapability of
production
Actors
• Customer
• Product Developers
• Production Manager
• Executives
Discuss Project
Implementation
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Decision Points
• Determining whether
customer requires
samples to test the
product
• Determining whether
product specifications
need to change
Events
• Requests for sample
• Requests on project
information
• Receiving feedback on
samples
• Request for quotation
• Purchase order
recieved
Tasks
• Discussing about project
implementation (Product, Date,
Quantity, Price, Shipment
Details)
• Sending samples
• Making changes on
implementation based on
feedback
Objects
• Emails
• Presentations
• Samples
• Quotations
• Purchase Order
Outcomes
• Discovering whether
the product is suitable
for customer using
samples
• Finalizing project
implementaion
Actors
• Managing Director
• General Manager
• Customer
• Production manager
Finalize the
Project
Proposal
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Decision Points
• Determining whether
the customer
specifications are met
Events
• Purchase order
received.
Tasks
• Preparing the final
agreement
• Negotiating terms (Final
price, legal terms, payment
terms)
• Preparing invoice
Objects
• Emails
• Invoice
• Purchase Order
• Proposal Agreement
Outcomes
• Customer negotiating
terms and successfully
placing the order to
the company
• Order cancelled and
opportunity closed
Actors
• Managing Director
• General Manager
• Customer
Issues of the
Process
Managing Director addressing
customers
No customer follow ups
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Problems caused:
Possibility for the workload of
the Managing Director to
surpass his threshold since he
is responsible to address new
customers.
Problems caused:
Customer acquisition is a cost
therefore not following up
customers will cause more
cost and maybe loss
Solutions
for the
Process Appoint sales executives and a
sales manager to address new
customers separately
Initiate Marketing Drip
Campaigns
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Benefits:
It will minimize risk of
overwork for the managing
director and there would be
better delegation of work.
Benefits:
It will attract potential
customers back to the
business when their needs
are back.
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Thank You!
Any questions?
Group Members
Thathsara Wagasenevi - 216145H
R.V.U. Thathsarani - 216136G
T.A.A. Malshani - 216076V
M.A.M. Sihan - 216129M
M.H.M.K.S. Hennayaka - 216047J
J.K.M.L. Sandaruwan - 216120D

Group Assignment - Presentation.pdf

  • 1.
    Marketing Processes in Haycarb PLC TM-1241Key Business Functions and Role of BPM II
  • 2.
    Content ▫ Introduction ▫ SalesProcess ▫ Sales Process Flow Chart ▫ Key Features of the Process ▫ Issues of the Process ▫ Solutions for the Process 2
  • 3.
    3 Heycarb PLC One ofthe World’s Leading Manufacturer of Coconut shell Activated carbon Established on 1970 A Subsidiary of Hayleys PLC Accounting for over 16% of the Global Market Share
  • 4.
    PRE-ACTIVATION | ACTIVATION| POST ACTIVATION Produces standard, washed and impregnated granular activated carbon, powder activated carbon and extruded pellet activated carbon for: -Water treatments- -Air treatments- -Gold recovery- -Food and beverage industry- -Energy storage- -Specialty applications- 4
  • 5.
    5 $1oo Million of AnnualRevenue which ranks them among the Top Leading companies in shell activates carbon industry
  • 6.
    Sales Process -B2B BusinessModel- -Marketing subsideries for direct sales- -Sales on Global Scale (US, UK, Europe)- We investigated on the process involving New direct customers
  • 7.
  • 8.
    Main Activities of the Process1. Identify Customer`s Specifications 2. Demostration of a Custom Project 3. Discuss Project Implementation 4. Finalize the Project Proposal 8
  • 9.
    Identify Customer`s Specifications 9 Decision Points • Determiningwhether the customer specifications are met Events • Receiving inquiry from an email Tasks • Replying for inquiry emails • Customer qualification • Directing customers to the website Objects • Brochures • Emails Outcomes • Customer discovering whether his specifications are met on the product list of the company or the product he seeks exists in the list Actors • Managing Director • Customer • Website
  • 10.
    Demostration of a Custom Project 10 DecisionPoints • Determining whether the customer specified product is capable to be produced • Determining whether customer accepts the custom proposal Events • Receiving customer`s specification via email Tasks • Analysing and research of customer specifications • Checking production capability • Preparing and demonstrating the custom project Objects • Brochures • Emails • Custom Proposal • Specification Documents • Analysis report Outcomes • Customer receiving a customized project proposal to satisfy his need • Closing the opportunity of a sale due to incapability of production Actors • Customer • Product Developers • Production Manager • Executives
  • 11.
    Discuss Project Implementation 11 Decision Points •Determining whether customer requires samples to test the product • Determining whether product specifications need to change Events • Requests for sample • Requests on project information • Receiving feedback on samples • Request for quotation • Purchase order recieved Tasks • Discussing about project implementation (Product, Date, Quantity, Price, Shipment Details) • Sending samples • Making changes on implementation based on feedback Objects • Emails • Presentations • Samples • Quotations • Purchase Order Outcomes • Discovering whether the product is suitable for customer using samples • Finalizing project implementaion Actors • Managing Director • General Manager • Customer • Production manager
  • 12.
    Finalize the Project Proposal 12 Decision Points •Determining whether the customer specifications are met Events • Purchase order received. Tasks • Preparing the final agreement • Negotiating terms (Final price, legal terms, payment terms) • Preparing invoice Objects • Emails • Invoice • Purchase Order • Proposal Agreement Outcomes • Customer negotiating terms and successfully placing the order to the company • Order cancelled and opportunity closed Actors • Managing Director • General Manager • Customer
  • 13.
    Issues of the Process ManagingDirector addressing customers No customer follow ups 13 Problems caused: Possibility for the workload of the Managing Director to surpass his threshold since he is responsible to address new customers. Problems caused: Customer acquisition is a cost therefore not following up customers will cause more cost and maybe loss
  • 14.
    Solutions for the Process Appointsales executives and a sales manager to address new customers separately Initiate Marketing Drip Campaigns 14 Benefits: It will minimize risk of overwork for the managing director and there would be better delegation of work. Benefits: It will attract potential customers back to the business when their needs are back.
  • 15.
    15 Thank You! Any questions? GroupMembers Thathsara Wagasenevi - 216145H R.V.U. Thathsarani - 216136G T.A.A. Malshani - 216076V M.A.M. Sihan - 216129M M.H.M.K.S. Hennayaka - 216047J J.K.M.L. Sandaruwan - 216120D