Leveraging Web Experience Management   Mark Bridger, President International Operations Abu Dhabi 21 st  September 2010
The Interactive Presence Story… Business and technology trends driving the evolution of the Web Challenges in excelling in tomorrow’s interactive world An evolution from “Web Content Management” towards “Web Experience Management” Essential ingredients for success Who is FatWire and What is FatWire doing to help ?
Business Trends Driving The Next Generation of Interactive Web Presence  Businesses need to drive revenue growth through: Positive and rich customer experience Enhanced customer loyalty Timely, contextual and relevant information and offers Helpful, informative interactions with the organization and with peers Repeat business through unmatched customer service Improve profits through: Efficient and targeted interaction Personal touch without the personnel costs
Investment is Shifting to the Interactive Channels Source: Forrester Interactive Marketing Forecast Online Survey, March 2009 The Web today is the most efficient business channel and is receiving a growing share of the marketing budget Timely analytics provides organizations with a tangible ROI
Technology Trends Driving the Next Generation of Interactive Web Presence  Explosion of rich media “ A picture is worth a thousand words” “ Video will be 90+% of all web traffic”
Technology Trends… Explosion of rich media Mobile devices  “ Multiple form factors” “ Always connected” “ Disconnected computing”
Technology Trends…  Explosion of rich media Mobile devices  Social networks and communities “ Influencers” “ friends”
Technology Trends…  Explosion of rich media Mobile devices  Social networks and communities Mashups and syndication “ REST”
Technology Trends…  Explosion of rich media Mobile devices  Social networks and communities Mashups and syndication Intelligent recommendations “ People who liked this also liked…” “ A box of chocolates with the flowers?” “ Your friends are reading…”
Technology Trends…  Explosion of rich media Mobile devices  Social networks and communities Mashups and syndication Intelligent recommendations Real-time interaction “ How can bp plug a hole in the earth?” “ What did you feel when you took Alli?” “ may I help u?”
Web Experience Management – A Change in Perspective WEM Web Experience Management (WEM) is the process of managing and delivering an engaging online experience to website visitors. WEM extends WCM to include segmentation and targeting, analytics, community/UGC, collaboration, and mobility solutions, thereby enabling organizations to intelligently and effectively communicate with prospects, customers, and other stakeholders . Web Content Management (WCM) is the process of managing and delivering content for display on an organization’s website. A WCM system facilitates content creation, content control, editing, and website maintenance functions. WCM
The Web Experience Management Process
Explosion of rich media User-generated content Content is multi-source Applications as content Site authoring becomes collaborative Mobile channel and mobile device type proliferation Multi-channel requirement Location-based services Social capabilities are critical Management of social capabilities to enterprise requirements End-user (site visitor) personalization and customization Leveraging existing social networks and social graphs Content Channels  Interaction  Targeting and personalization is required across an environment of exponentially increasing complexity Analytics, testing, optimization across a complex environment Relevance analysis, sentiment analysis, intent, context Relevance  & Optimization  Market Requirements Are Expanding Along Multiple Dimensions
Next Generation Interactive Presence Challenges… Entertain, but “enable the transaction”  and  inform Provide timely, relevant and contextual information and offers Enable business agility Offer personalized interactions –  my  way “ It’s all about me” !! Specific to me When I want it Where I want it How I want it At home, at work, on the move… Very high expectations…
FatWire Facts Founded in 1996 Headquartered in Mineola, NY with a strong global presence Operating profitably since 2005 International operations: > 70% of overall revenues 550+ enterprise customers 10,000+ websites under management 200+ employees in 11 countries Dubai Office Opened 2010 Focused on delivering the leading software platform for  Web Experience Management
Web Requirements are Rapidly Becoming More Sophisticated Mashups You Video/ Audio Articles Images User-Generated Content Syndication Vertical Applications
The WEM Solution Mashups Video/ Audio Syndication Vertical Applications Articles Images User-Generated Content
FatWire Enables a Comprehensive Web Platform with FatWire WEM and Customer/Partner Applications WEM Framework FatWire Module Partner Module FatWire Module Customer Module FatWire Module App/Gadget Mashups Video/ Audio Syndication Vertical Applications Articles Images User-Generated Content
Essential Ingredients for Success… Consistent management of brand and content globally Delivery across all channels Consistent interaction and experience across all channels Extremely strong personalisation and targeting capabilities Simplicity (demands least effort by user) Engagement throughout the process (creating a positive sentiment) Relevance providing context-aware, intelligent targeting: Location Interests Customer data Friends / social networks awareness … ALL tightly integrated with your business applications !
The FatWire Advantage: Comprehensive, Enterprise-Class Comprehensive, Scalable Content Mgmt Robust product information management  Digital asset management Enterprise content integration User-generated content Gadgets Multi-channel Scalable, dynamic web delivery Mobile delivery / channel aware content management Print channel integration via DAM Social and Interactive User-generated content, enterprise moderation End-user personalization Targeted, relevant and personalized Implicit and explicit targeting Dynamic delivery for targeted and multilingual content End-user personalization Optimized Built-in granular analytics for optimization Integration with third-party analytics packages
The Analysts Agree on FatWire’s Leadership Ranks FatWire  the #1  strategic WCM provider on the market “ FatWire is well equipped as a strategic web provider.” “ The Autonomy-Interwoven and Open Text-Vignette acquisitions leave FatWire as the largest independent WCM vendor” “ FatWire is a  leader  …and remains on the forefront of the persuasive content experience, offering strong functionality in the areas of content targeting, multisite management, rich media capabilities, and social computing.” “ Rates FatWire Content Server  the Best  Web Experience Optimization (WEO) solution on the market: “FatWire provides best coverage of our list of requirements. This highlights its maturity and reliability…” Ranks FatWire as a  Leader  in WCM: “FatWire was one of the first vendors in the WCM market to transcend a purist emphasis on technology and instead focus on  optimizing the user experience . It has succeeded in selling to prospects in sales and marketing and as a result  sustains higher growth than the overall WCM market ..” Forrester Wave Report 2009
Equity investment Technology sharing and joint innovation Strong Joint Go-to-Market  FatWire & EMC a Force in the Middle East… Largest independent WEM vendor Rated as a Leader by Analysts Globally Worldwide offices and support centers Worldwide Sales Centers (12) Supports Centers (6) Engineering (3)
FatWire Delivers for Customers Across Industry Verticals Manufacturing Government EFSA Metropolitan Police (UK) Health Protection Agency (UK) Communidad de Madrid Junta de Castilla y Leon Retail Media/Publishing News Corporation Financial Services Consumer Brands High Tech Travel & Entertainment Healthcare & Pharma.
The FatWire Strategy Continue to be successful by  making you successful! Please find out more on STAND 16
  Leveraging Web Experience Management   Mark Bridger, President International Operations Abu Dhabi 21 st  September 2010

Mark bridger fatwire

  • 1.
    LeveragingWeb Experience Management Mark Bridger, President International Operations Abu Dhabi 21 st September 2010
  • 2.
    The Interactive PresenceStory… Business and technology trends driving the evolution of the Web Challenges in excelling in tomorrow’s interactive world An evolution from “Web Content Management” towards “Web Experience Management” Essential ingredients for success Who is FatWire and What is FatWire doing to help ?
  • 3.
    Business Trends DrivingThe Next Generation of Interactive Web Presence Businesses need to drive revenue growth through: Positive and rich customer experience Enhanced customer loyalty Timely, contextual and relevant information and offers Helpful, informative interactions with the organization and with peers Repeat business through unmatched customer service Improve profits through: Efficient and targeted interaction Personal touch without the personnel costs
  • 4.
    Investment is Shiftingto the Interactive Channels Source: Forrester Interactive Marketing Forecast Online Survey, March 2009 The Web today is the most efficient business channel and is receiving a growing share of the marketing budget Timely analytics provides organizations with a tangible ROI
  • 5.
    Technology Trends Drivingthe Next Generation of Interactive Web Presence Explosion of rich media “ A picture is worth a thousand words” “ Video will be 90+% of all web traffic”
  • 6.
    Technology Trends… Explosionof rich media Mobile devices “ Multiple form factors” “ Always connected” “ Disconnected computing”
  • 7.
    Technology Trends… Explosion of rich media Mobile devices Social networks and communities “ Influencers” “ friends”
  • 8.
    Technology Trends… Explosion of rich media Mobile devices Social networks and communities Mashups and syndication “ REST”
  • 9.
    Technology Trends… Explosion of rich media Mobile devices Social networks and communities Mashups and syndication Intelligent recommendations “ People who liked this also liked…” “ A box of chocolates with the flowers?” “ Your friends are reading…”
  • 10.
    Technology Trends… Explosion of rich media Mobile devices Social networks and communities Mashups and syndication Intelligent recommendations Real-time interaction “ How can bp plug a hole in the earth?” “ What did you feel when you took Alli?” “ may I help u?”
  • 11.
    Web Experience Management– A Change in Perspective WEM Web Experience Management (WEM) is the process of managing and delivering an engaging online experience to website visitors. WEM extends WCM to include segmentation and targeting, analytics, community/UGC, collaboration, and mobility solutions, thereby enabling organizations to intelligently and effectively communicate with prospects, customers, and other stakeholders . Web Content Management (WCM) is the process of managing and delivering content for display on an organization’s website. A WCM system facilitates content creation, content control, editing, and website maintenance functions. WCM
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    The Web ExperienceManagement Process
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    Explosion of richmedia User-generated content Content is multi-source Applications as content Site authoring becomes collaborative Mobile channel and mobile device type proliferation Multi-channel requirement Location-based services Social capabilities are critical Management of social capabilities to enterprise requirements End-user (site visitor) personalization and customization Leveraging existing social networks and social graphs Content Channels Interaction Targeting and personalization is required across an environment of exponentially increasing complexity Analytics, testing, optimization across a complex environment Relevance analysis, sentiment analysis, intent, context Relevance & Optimization Market Requirements Are Expanding Along Multiple Dimensions
  • 14.
    Next Generation InteractivePresence Challenges… Entertain, but “enable the transaction” and inform Provide timely, relevant and contextual information and offers Enable business agility Offer personalized interactions – my way “ It’s all about me” !! Specific to me When I want it Where I want it How I want it At home, at work, on the move… Very high expectations…
  • 15.
    FatWire Facts Foundedin 1996 Headquartered in Mineola, NY with a strong global presence Operating profitably since 2005 International operations: > 70% of overall revenues 550+ enterprise customers 10,000+ websites under management 200+ employees in 11 countries Dubai Office Opened 2010 Focused on delivering the leading software platform for Web Experience Management
  • 16.
    Web Requirements areRapidly Becoming More Sophisticated Mashups You Video/ Audio Articles Images User-Generated Content Syndication Vertical Applications
  • 17.
    The WEM SolutionMashups Video/ Audio Syndication Vertical Applications Articles Images User-Generated Content
  • 18.
    FatWire Enables aComprehensive Web Platform with FatWire WEM and Customer/Partner Applications WEM Framework FatWire Module Partner Module FatWire Module Customer Module FatWire Module App/Gadget Mashups Video/ Audio Syndication Vertical Applications Articles Images User-Generated Content
  • 19.
    Essential Ingredients forSuccess… Consistent management of brand and content globally Delivery across all channels Consistent interaction and experience across all channels Extremely strong personalisation and targeting capabilities Simplicity (demands least effort by user) Engagement throughout the process (creating a positive sentiment) Relevance providing context-aware, intelligent targeting: Location Interests Customer data Friends / social networks awareness … ALL tightly integrated with your business applications !
  • 20.
    The FatWire Advantage:Comprehensive, Enterprise-Class Comprehensive, Scalable Content Mgmt Robust product information management Digital asset management Enterprise content integration User-generated content Gadgets Multi-channel Scalable, dynamic web delivery Mobile delivery / channel aware content management Print channel integration via DAM Social and Interactive User-generated content, enterprise moderation End-user personalization Targeted, relevant and personalized Implicit and explicit targeting Dynamic delivery for targeted and multilingual content End-user personalization Optimized Built-in granular analytics for optimization Integration with third-party analytics packages
  • 21.
    The Analysts Agreeon FatWire’s Leadership Ranks FatWire the #1 strategic WCM provider on the market “ FatWire is well equipped as a strategic web provider.” “ The Autonomy-Interwoven and Open Text-Vignette acquisitions leave FatWire as the largest independent WCM vendor” “ FatWire is a leader …and remains on the forefront of the persuasive content experience, offering strong functionality in the areas of content targeting, multisite management, rich media capabilities, and social computing.” “ Rates FatWire Content Server the Best Web Experience Optimization (WEO) solution on the market: “FatWire provides best coverage of our list of requirements. This highlights its maturity and reliability…” Ranks FatWire as a Leader in WCM: “FatWire was one of the first vendors in the WCM market to transcend a purist emphasis on technology and instead focus on optimizing the user experience . It has succeeded in selling to prospects in sales and marketing and as a result sustains higher growth than the overall WCM market ..” Forrester Wave Report 2009
  • 22.
    Equity investment Technologysharing and joint innovation Strong Joint Go-to-Market FatWire & EMC a Force in the Middle East… Largest independent WEM vendor Rated as a Leader by Analysts Globally Worldwide offices and support centers Worldwide Sales Centers (12) Supports Centers (6) Engineering (3)
  • 23.
    FatWire Delivers forCustomers Across Industry Verticals Manufacturing Government EFSA Metropolitan Police (UK) Health Protection Agency (UK) Communidad de Madrid Junta de Castilla y Leon Retail Media/Publishing News Corporation Financial Services Consumer Brands High Tech Travel & Entertainment Healthcare & Pharma.
  • 24.
    The FatWire StrategyContinue to be successful by making you successful! Please find out more on STAND 16
  • 25.
    LeveragingWeb Experience Management Mark Bridger, President International Operations Abu Dhabi 21 st September 2010

Editor's Notes

  • #23 Title Month Year Marketing strategy is a process that can allow an organization to concentrate its limited resources on the greatest opportunities to increase sales and achieve a sustainable competitive advantage. Incorporate waterfall items into this slide. Examples: Drive $250 million in revenue through partner-driven sales and obtain #1 platform marketshare in Global SI’s information-enabled engagements Aggressively drive field enablement for partners, customers, and CMA sales, system engineers & services: