presented by date “one” - business transformation @ elsevier fabian kersten 25 september 2015
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Presented By
Date
“ONE” - Business Transformation @ Elsevier
Fabian Kersten
25 September 2015
• Where are we today?
• Where do we need to be tomorrow?
• The steps to take.
• Questions?
How does Elsevier present itself to Nicole today?
Who leads the conversation?
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The Elephant and the Six Blind Menby John Godfrey Saxe (1816-1887).
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Customer objectives
1.Move towards customer focus
a.Develop a cross touch point consistent and integrated customer experience
b.Increase retention, and maximize customer value and engagement by following the path of an integrated contact strategy
c.Offer relevant & personalized content, product & services based on insights coming from static and/or behavioral data
2.Leverage technology and data to strengthen customer relationships, support inflow of quality content, reduce service costs and, increase commercial opportunities
3.Structure our activities and organization in the most effective way to share investment and to deliver and capture value from our customers
B2C / B2B
Product catalogue
Customer Insights
B2C / B2BB2C / B2B
Customer Engagement
eCommerce and eService
B2C / B2B B2C / B2B
Sales enablement
ONE Marketing profile
Capri/ Deep/ CMDB2016-2018
CRM Siebel &
Salesforce
ONE product catalogue
Semarchy 2015
ONE Elsevier eCommerce Magento 2015-
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ONE MAPAdobe Campaign
2014-2017
End to end reporting and Web AnalyticsOBIEE Adobe Analytics
Vision of “ONE”: Elsevier Customer in 2017
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1 2 3 4 5ONE User.ONE Campaign
ONE Campaign.Many Languages
ONE Touch.Inline with Preferences
ONE Message.ALL platforms
ONE Guardian.of the Send
* Source: Sirius Decisions – Motorola
The rule of ONE* to guide us in the change process
ONE MAP
Data & Analytics
Marketing Programs
MarketingOrganization
All elements within the ‘puzzle’ should enable our organization to optimize customer experience and engage, sell to and serve customers across all touch points.
ONE MAP | Just a piece of the puzzle
ONE MAP
Data & Analytics
Marketing Programs
MarketingOrganization
ONE MAP
• Focus on operational excellence• Execute ONE MAP strategy further• Implement enterprise business rules • Create the right interfaces (CMS, Site
catalyst, CMDM, CRM, RAP)
ONE MAP | Where do we need to be tomorrow?
ONE MAP
Data & Analytics
Marketing Programs
MarketingOrganization
Data and Analytics
• One marketing Data warehouse. • Improve segmentation (Customer Lifetime
Value and propensity to buy, churn risk, usage).
• Continuous analysis of our customer base. • Improve measurement of the marketing
effectiveness and efficiency.
Customer analytics | Where do we need to be tomorrow?
ONE MAP
Data & Analytics
Marketing Programs
MarketingOrganization
Marketing Programs• Focus on optimization of the interactions
across the lifecycle with the aim to manage the profitability of each individual customer over the entire life of the relationship
• Contribution to the pipeline formalized• Triggered programs and campaigns
Marketing Programs| Where do we need to be tomorrow?
ONE MAP
Data & Analytics
Marketing
Programs
MarketingOrganization
Marketing Organization• Customer Governance needs ‘anchoring’ in the
organization.• Core functions needed with the empowerment to
implement solutions to the customer’s benefit• Campaign manager with full digital mix and
content responsibility• More simple, consistent and ‘tech savvy’
organization.
Marketing Organization| Where do we need to be tomorrow?
ONE MAP| A summary
Dream big, start small. Adapt the organization.
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2015 onwardsOrganizational shift: towards customer value management
How to get started | first crawl, then walk, then run
Traditional marketing• Enable business users to create content, manage campaigns within
strict branding guidelines and basic contact rules.• Automate e-mail communication.
Demand generation• Basic Customer segmentation• Enterprise business rules around contact pressure and campaign
priority.
Integrated Pipeline• Marketing programs structured around the customer lifecycle.• Strategic and Tactical segmentation (on CLV and propensity to buy,
churn risk, usage)• Marketing’s contribution to pipeline formalized
Revenue performance management• Improve business results through continuous analysis and
optimization of sales and marketing resources.Cross touch point integration• Customer behaviour and data, feed and trigger activities and
programs and campaigns in all channels
ONE MAP
ONE Marketing Database
ONE MAP build.
Governance set-
up between central
team and BU’s.
Switch of agreed tasks to central
responsibility
New central - decentral structure created to drive change
Focus on efficiency improvement.
Improvements Data and Analytics
CMS ->
ONE Elephant and the Six Seeing Men
APPENDIX
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What ‘s Happening Now?
• 67% of the buyer’s journey is now online ; Buyers are seeking and finding more information on their own—they’re in control; this is creating a mandate for optimized online experience and information.
• Power of Inbound: Today 58% of all leads come from the web increasing to 71% by 2015..
• Marketing is taking the first sales call; B-to-B buyers are engaging with sellers later in the buying process forcing marketing and sellers to adjust their roles.
• Timely and Relevant information is key; There is an information abundance and we have to be heard through the noise
• Across all channels and devices customers need to be engaged, sell to and served.
• Mobile is no longer an option but a must have, for customers and sales agents
• Deep customer insight, break the silos: Increasing pressure to “understand customers’ deep needs, viewing interactions from the customer’s perspective, and socializing customer insights”.
• Change is coming faster and faster and we must be able to adopt faster and faster. Agility is a must