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![Save Time. Boost Collaboration. Build Community.
“Regular users at LG estimate that it saves them approximately three hours a week
by getting answers faster, developing solutions more quickly and more effectively
connecting with colleagues.”
– Laurence Smith, Vice President of Global Learning and Development, LG Electronics
“[Yammer] is helping us accelerate collaboration and internal communications across
our 20,000 employees in 300 offices in 30 countries. We’re seeing all kinds of
serendipitous connections across projects, cultures, and time zones.”
– Brian Robbins, Chief Marketing Officer, Sungard
“Yammer has enabled us to harness the wisdom of our people who are spread
across multiple teams, geographies, and brands to help achieve our purpose of
delivering business solutions for competitive advantage.
– Jeff Smith, Chief Intelligence Officer, Suncorp
“Yammer has gone beyond all of our expectations and has become embedded in the
way that we’re doing things. It’s helped drive innovation and build community at
Deloitte, and we’re finding new value in the tool every day.”
– Peter Williams, Chief Executive Officer, Deloitte Digital Australia](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/yammeroverview201012031-13050583640327-phpapp01-110510151450-phpapp01-130207141404-phpapp02/75/Yammer-Pitch-Deck-15-2048.jpg)
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Yammer Pitch Deck
The document discusses how Yammer can revolutionize the way employees work by improving communication and collaboration. It notes that knowledge workers currently spend significant time searching for information and recreating content, wasting over 6 hours per week on average. Yammer aims to address these issues through its enterprise social network platform, which allows users to easily share information, find expertise within the company, and engage in real-time discussion through messaging and groups. Case studies show companies saving thousands per employee by increasing productivity through the use of Yammer.
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Yammer Pitch Deck
- 1. Revolutionize the WayYou Work
- 2. Does this lookfamiliar? Sound Familiar?
- 3. Topics • Biggest Drainson Employee Time • Time is Money • The Ways We Communicate are Changing • Introducing Yammer • About Yammer • Product Overview
- 4. Does this lookfamiliar? Biggest Drains on Employee Time Note: Few workers perform all tasks. The number of hours per week should not add up to 40. Cost per worker per year is based on an annual salary of $75,000, including benefits. Source: IDC’s Information Worker Productivity Survey, October & December 2008 and Linkedin Survey, 2009 A knowledge worker spends most of the week gathering and communicating information:
- 5. Does this lookfamiliar? Time is Money Every week, knowledge workers waste nearly 3.7 hours searching but not finding information and 2.5 hours recreating content that can’t be found. 6.2 hours lost per week equates to $10,011 per worker per year – which amounts to nearly $10 million total for every 1,000 employees. Note: Cost per worker per year is based on an annual salary of $75,000, including benefits. Source: IDC’s Information Worker Productivity Survey, October & December 2008 and Linkedin Survey, 2009 The IDC reports that the return on investment for improved access to information ranges from 38% to 600%.
- 6. The Ways WeCommunicate are Changing Social networking now exceeds email usage
- 7. The Consumerization ofEnterprise Software • Cloud computing • Software-as-a-Service • Designed for, and adopted by, the end user • No training • Open and flexible workflow • Spreads virally: value proven first, pay later • Organic, serendipitous discovery of relevant content • Leverages intra- and inter-company network effects • Accessible everywhere: browser, desktop, mobile, tablet
- 8. Better Communications =Higher Total Returns “Companies that are highly effective communicators had 47 percent higher total returns to shareholders over the last five years compared with firms that are the least effective communicators.” Communication and Financial Performance If you invested $100 in 2004 in companies with varying levels of communication efficacy program, the value of your investment today would be Towers Watson 2009-2010 Communication ROI Study Report, of 328 companies with a combined total of 5 million employees “Highly effective communicators are using social media tools 2-3 times more than the low- effectiveness group of companies to reach employees.”
- 9. Yammer: The EnterpriseSocial Network • Messaging and Feeds • Direct Messaging • User Profiles • Company Directory • Groups (Internal) • Communities (External) • File Sharing • Applications • Integrations • Desktop, Mobile, Tablet • Translations • Network Consultation and Support Easy. Shared. Searchable. Real-time. Where your company’s knowledge lives.
- 10. About Yammer • LaunchedSeptember 2008 • Won TechCrunch50 • Leader in Enterprise Social Networking • Based in San Francisco, CA • $40 MM funding from Tier 1 VC’s • Founded by David Sacks, former COO of PayPal • We use Yammer every day, all day for our own operations and releases
- 11. Customer Success =Proven Value 100,000+ companies, including 82% of the Fortune 500 – and growing.
- 12. Accolades • TechCrunch50 Winner(2008) • One of Lead411’s “Hottest Companies in San Francisco” (2010) • Extensive press coverage and recognition
- 13. Yammer’s Business Valuein Practice Finding Ideas and Expertise AAA uses Yammer to surface ideas and find pockets of knowledge within the organization. Usage took off after the CIO mentioned Yammer in a town hall meeting. Global Cooperation After attempting to develop a solution internally, Intuit chose Yammer to break down organizational barriers, connect offices globally, and encourage more collaboration. Learning and Development Pitney Bowes calls Yammer a “learning goldmine” and uses it to facilitate informal learning. The company also discovered it was a great place to recruit evangelists for its external social media initiatives. Crisis Communication The U.S. Department of the Interior and U.S. Department of Fish & Wildlife Services chose Yammer as its platform to communicate with the various entities involved in the Deepwater Horizon oil spill clean-up efforts. Flattened Hierarchy Nationwide chose Yammer as its primary communication channel for its push toward flattened hierarchy and better management. The results: a more transparent culture, greater innovation, and better knowledge sharing. Increases productivity, reduces ramp, and improves employee engagement.
- 14. Active Users Enjoy7.5% Increased Productivity PER EMPLOYEE COMPANY-WIDE Hours saved per week Cost savings per year Hours saved per year2 Cost savings per year LG Electronics 3.0 $7,500 150,000 $7,500,000 1 Average per Knowledge Worker salary is fully burdened with benefits. 2 Hours per year based on 50 week work-year. Total No. of Knowledge Workers 1,000 Average Salary Per Knowledge Worker1 $100,000 Hours Per Week 40 Total Annual Compensation $100,000,000 Time Savings and Financial Impact Three more hours per week equates to a 7.5% productivity increase on the typical work-week, or approximately $7,500 saved per employee per year. “Regular users at LG estimate that it saves them approximately three hours a week by getting answers faster, developing solutions more quickly and more effectively connecting with colleagues.” – Laurence Smith, Vice President of Global Learning and Development, LG Electronics
- 15. Save Time. BoostCollaboration. Build Community. “Regular users at LG estimate that it saves them approximately three hours a week by getting answers faster, developing solutions more quickly and more effectively connecting with colleagues.” – Laurence Smith, Vice President of Global Learning and Development, LG Electronics “[Yammer] is helping us accelerate collaboration and internal communications across our 20,000 employees in 300 offices in 30 countries. We’re seeing all kinds of serendipitous connections across projects, cultures, and time zones.” – Brian Robbins, Chief Marketing Officer, Sungard “Yammer has enabled us to harness the wisdom of our people who are spread across multiple teams, geographies, and brands to help achieve our purpose of delivering business solutions for competitive advantage. – Jeff Smith, Chief Intelligence Officer, Suncorp “Yammer has gone beyond all of our expectations and has become embedded in the way that we’re doing things. It’s helped drive innovation and build community at Deloitte, and we’re finding new value in the tool every day.” – Peter Williams, Chief Executive Officer, Deloitte Digital Australia
- 16. Accessible Anywhere Web DesktopApp SharePoint Twitter iPhone Blackberry Android SMS iPad
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- 18. Feeds Post messages, followthreads, ask questions. Contribute to the conversation.
- 19. Direct Messaging Hold privateconversations with one colleague or many. Loop others in later on.
- 20. Profile Create a profile,share your background and expertise. Get to know colleagues.
- 21. Search Find archived knowledge,questions, and answers by searching your network.
- 22. Groups Create and joinpublic and private groups. Collaborate within your network.
- 23. Communities Collaborate with partnersoutside your network. Align internal communications.
- 24. The Yammer AppsPlatform Document Mark Up and Review Collaboratively edit and comment on files attached to Yammer messages. Customer Support Attach a ZenDesk ticket to a Yammer message so key stakeholders can collaborate and resolve issues quickly. Enterprise Content Management Share and store files using Box.net's cloud content management software. Online Expense Report Management Send notifications when an expense report requires action and track its progress along the way. Social Customer Relationship Management Enable employees to share and discuss feedback from customer conversations that take place in Lithium. Video Chatting and Conference Calls Hold video-based group conference calls and chats with co-workers around the globe. Questions Ask questions, get answers, and find them in a searchable knowledge base. Polls Create a quick poll and ask coworkers to indicate the best option. Events Create events, invite co-workers, collect RSVPs. Add events to calendars. Ideas Solicit, find, and categorize the best ideas in your company. Links Turn standard URLs into news stories that pre-view the linked information. Tasks Assign action items and track completion without leaving the conversation. A host of business application tools to expedite work and increase productivity.
- 25. Questions Ask questions, getanswers, tag topics, and revisit for ongoing learning.
- 26. Polls Quickly poll yourco-workers and colleagues for opinions and feedback.
- 27. Events Create events forteams or the company. Get RSVPs and add to calendars.
- 28. Ideas Find, collect, categorize,and rank the best ideas in your company.
- 29. Links Turn standard URLsinto news stories that preview the linked information.
- 30. SharePoint Integration Add EnterpriseSocial Networking that is Real-time and Mobile for less than 5% of your SharePoint costs. Setup takes under 20 minutes. Because Yammer is SaaS, infrastructure and maintenance are our responsibility, not yours. • Post directly within SharePoint • Search and Document Integration • Admin Control • Available for 2007 and 2010 (shown)
- 31. Translations Yammer is nowin 135 countries and will soon be in the languages to match. Yammer will soon be available in over 100 languages. Messages are written by users in their native language, as set for the network by each company.
Editor's Notes
- #2 What this is: A high-level overview deck, intended as the “first pitch” to a mix of constituency groups and audiences. Customization: It is not intended to be edited or customized to a company. However, you may find slides in other decks that would be good additions or replacements. If you should send this to a prospect as a leave-behind, IT MUST be in PDF format. Please do NOT send the original .ppt file. Other notes: A separate Product Overview Deck will be created soon, void of sales arguments, with and without call outs.
- #3 Before we get into the presentation, have you ever thought about your company’s knowledge? Where is it held? Is it searchable? This is to set up the pain point – lost knowledge and redundancies take place every day at the office. Questions to get prospects to consider: How many questions are asked every day? How many were asked before? Where do the answers and ideas go? How often is work interrupted by calling around or weeding through emails to find information? How much work is recreated?
- #4 “Today we’ll begin by talking about a common problem at companies everywhere, and how the ways we communicate and do business are changing. We’ll then introduce Yammer – our product, a little about our company, and then provide a high level overview of Yammer’s core features and functionality.” Content: Make sure to edit this if you change content. Nag, nag. You may not need a bullet point for every topic header – it’s just a loose summary of what will be discussed.
- #5 “Have you thought about how much time is wasted at work? And what this costs? Recent Information Data Center studies reflect how employees spend a typical work week: 13 hours reading and answering email 8.8 hours searching and gathering information 6.4 hours communicating internally 5.2 hours communicating externally 3.7 hours publishing information “So in other words, according to the IDC, if you add the two largest drains, nearly 22 hours in a typical work week are spent reading and answering email, and searching and gathering information. This amounts to roughly $35,000 per worker per employee.” Note: Information work aka “white-collar”/desk-job work. This is not a 40 hour work week, IDC uses different scale
- #6 “Now draw that company-wide. Time wasted adds up.” Note: This sets up the value conversation – the cost of Yammer is insignificant to the value it brings to a company especially given how much time is spent on these activities, when time = money.
- #7 “Social media usage now exceeds email as a method of communication. It is now a relied upon way of doing business within the enterprise.”
- #8 “Not only has social media supplanted email as a dominant form of communication, but enterprise Software is finally catching up to consumer web. End-users have become accustomed to new ways of communicating and getting things done outside of work. Why not bring the same ease, flexibility, and intuitive product design to the enterprise space?” http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cloud_computing Cloud computing is Internet-based computing, whereby shared resources, software, and information are provided to computers and other devices on demand, like the electricity grid. Cloud computing is a natural evolution of the widespread adoption of virtualization, Service-oriented architecture and utility computing. Details are abstracted from consumers, who no longer have need for expertise in, or control over, the technology infrastructure "in the cloud" that supports them.[ Software as a Service: not the traditional software model, with consultation, build, install, implementation, training, hassles of updates – costly delays Designed for, and adopted by, the end user: intuitive and easy to use, no risk of adoption No training: immediate time to value Spreads virally: invite your co-workers to engage meaningfully at work – this means that the value is proven first, with customers paying later: try before you buy – none of this “if we build it, they will come” (after we train, and force it upon them) Organic, serendipitous discovery of relevant content: the value of what’s “overheard” and caught/corrected/utilized/exploited in other areas of business Leverages intra- and inter-company network effects: value through use – the more you use it, the more people use it, the more total value achieved Accessible everywhere: browser, desktop, mobile, tablet – ubiquitous, real-time, shared, searchable – keeps you informed on the go
- #9 “The enhanced communication opportunities available through better enterprise software tools yield significant qualitative benefits while contributing to stronger financial performance.” Based on the Towers Watson report found here: http://www.towerswatson.com/commroi/index.html
- #10 “Introducing Yammer: combining the new ways we communicate, with the consumerization of enterprise software to achieve faster communications, better collaboration, and more productivity.” Overview of the key features but emphasize this is a Knowledge Base: Search for answers and topics, identify collaborators and experts, Messaging and Feeds: Ask questions, start discussions. Share news, links, opinions, and ideas. Streamline communication, understand context in threaded conversations. My Feed, Company Feed, RSS Feeds: follow what and who are of most interest to you, stay on top of company news, add RSS to stay informed. Direct Messaging: Send private direct messages to co-workers, reduce email volume, add others who can catch up by reading thread histories. User Profiles: Each user creates a profile with their photo, title, and background. Easily connect with co-workers and expertise Company Directory: Upgrade to enterprise for additional security and admin features, including company directory integration. Help new employees quickly get up to speed. Groups and Communities: build engagement by creating internal Groups around projects and topics, and external Communities with partners and customers. Applications: Share files, enhance productivity, and increase collaboration through Yammer’s suite of core apps and a la carte Third Party Apps for document sharing, tracking, helpdesk ticketing, and more. Integrations: SharePoint 2007 and 2010, Outlook, Salesforce, soon: Box Access and Mobility: Access Yammer anywhere, through the web, Desktop client, IM, SMS, Microsoft Sharepoint, and mobile applications (iPhone, Blackberry, Android, Windows Mobile). Translations: soon available in 100 languages Network Consultation and Support: included with enterprise upgrade OTHER stuff to talk about if you like: @People and #Topics: Quickly loop co-workers into conversations and tag topics for further information discovery and sharing. Connectivity and Crisis Communications: connect your dispersed workforce, crowdsource ideas, and broadcast company-wide in times of critical need.
- #11 “What started as a microblogging tool to boost internal productivity and communications is now a full-fledged Enterprise Social Network with dynamic apps, tools, communities, groups, and a new platform for specially approved suite of third party partner applications (only the best in enterprise). A private, cash flow positive rapid growth startup, Yammer is funded by top tier venture capital firms: Founders Fund (Facebook, Quantcast, GoWalla, bit.ly, Causes), Charles River Ventures (Twitter, Scribd, CloudShare, Zendesk, Blippy), Emergence Capital (Lithium, Bill.com, YouSendIt), US Venture Partners (Redwood Systems, Calithera Biosciences, ”
- #12 “We know our product inside and out from our work with over 100K+ company networks. From product iterations to customer use cases, to deployment and engagement services, we have a depth of expertise that has made us the market leader.”
- #13 “Yammer is often profiled by top business and trade publications as well as the mass media.”
- #14 Here are just a few examples of how customers derive value on Yammer.” Note: There are others specific to particular industries in the “ROI and Value of Yammer” deck (we’ll be working on functional use cases as well).
- #15 “What if you had three more hours per week per worker? Do you know how much savings that equates to?” “The final number in red is only the savings, keep in mind the economic benefits of increased productivity.” Content: This is to set up the value conversation by attaching significant money to time saved. This should equate to thousands if not millions of dollars – making the investment in Yammer relatively minimal compared to the vast savings possible through optimizing a company’s network. Note: This is meant to be general, not editable for your prospect – you may adjust these numbers for your prospect when you are further along in discussions and need the “Yammer at Prospect.pptx” deck.
- #16 “Here are just a few quotes from satisfied customers excited to share how Yammer helps companies harness internal communications and insights, and improved the way their employees work.”
- #17 “Yammer is now available everywhere – desktop, mobile (iPhone, BlackBerry, Android, and Windows Mobile), browser, SMS, twitter and soon to come: iPad.”
- #18 What this is: A high level product overview deck intended for all audiences. Customization: None Other notes: A separate deck with callouts will be created as well.
- #19 “Feeds let you stay informed, ask questions, get answers, and collaborate faster. Post a message to get responses, “Like” messages, respond to Polls, Events, Ideas, and attach and share files through your Feed. My Feed contains your activity, the activity of all the people you follow, Groups you’re a part of, and Communities you’ve joined. The Company or Community Feed contains the activity of the entire Company or Community.”
- #20 “Converse privately with your colleagues in real time with Direct Messages. You can send Direct Messages to multiple people at the same time, creating a private thread between a group of people. When you start a private thread, you can add more people to the conversation by typing their names into the “Participants” box. Attach files and images to collaborate within a DM thread. Underneath the participants, you can see the images and documents that have been shared in the thread.”
- #21 “Every user creates a profile with their picture, contact information, title, background and any other relevant information useful in the workplace. ADSync Directory lets you provision new users, de-provision former employees so your network is always sync’d with your corporate directory.”
- #22 “Search your company’s knowledge base to find archived information. Search turns up relevant Messages, Members, Groups, Topics and more. Can’t find it? Ask around faster by yamming to your company, a specific Group or a Community.”
- #23 “Groups enable collaboration within work groups and teams inside your company. From departments and divisions, project teams and sales teams to softball teams and bowling leagues – essentially any work group at a company can establish a public or private Group to communicate and collaborate within your company network.”
- #24 “Communities enable collaboration with external partners. Communities facilitate business to business communication with agencies, buyers, suppliers, vendors, investors. They help you ensure all your company touch points know what’s going on with external parties.”
- #25 “Yammer continues to develop apps that an entire company can use and is building a platform of approved third party applications that will provide additional productivity and collaboration capabilities. A company can decide which file system to install (Yammer files; Sharepoint; Google Docs; Box.net etc.). We’ll let third parties do the whole alphabet soup of enterprise software; if it has a 3-letter acronym, we’re not doing it. If it has a one-word name that people can understand, we’ll probably do it.”
- #26 “Ask questions, get answers, and find them in a searchable knowledge base. Questions let you start and store ongoing dialogs with and among your employees to revisit later.”
- #27 “Easily set up a poll with your choices of options to gain rapid feedback on a decision you need to make. Polls can help you figure out meeting times, employee preferences, and surface additional recommendations. Polls can help you get broadbrush consensus early on, before you dive deeper.”
- #28 “Events let you organize meetings quickly and directly within your MyFeed, the Group Feed, or a Company Feed. People can see who else is attending, and add meeting invites to their own calendars.”
- #29 “Ideas let companies amass brilliance within their organizations.” Note: We need a better screen shot of this - coming
- #30 “Links offer a better way to share. When you post links, they’re previewed to give others a glimpse of the content. Links also offer the ability to respond to a topic– with other links, applications, and functionality.”
- #31 Use Yammer within SharePoint: Post messages, links, and files to Yammer Access profile information for members Company Feed of everyone in the company My Feed of who a user chooses to follow Group Feed of the public or private groups joined Community Feed of external communities of interest Search and Document Integration Yams appear next to SharePoint search results Post files to Yammer directly from SharePoint doc lists Admin Control Control where feeds appear using SharePoint built-in Web Part controls and templates Configure a Yammer feed as read-only
- #32 “Yammer understands that companies and organizations need to communicate and collaborate on the global stage. As a result, we’re translating our networks to keep up with the ways our customers and users do business internationally.” To use translations: Scroll to the left hand bottom of your browser page (using a production environment, e.g. not staging) Click on your currently selected language (English is currently the default language) Each user must select his/her own language (for now there are no network settings) A lightbox should now prompt you to choose a language. Once you select a language from this lightbox, your browser page should reload in the language selected. DO NOT discuss crowd-sourcing of translations. This may sound less professional to enterprise corporations.