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Sterling Order Management Overview
Q1, 2013
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Agenda
Overview of IBM Smarter Commerce
Integration with WebSphere Commerce
Sterling Order Management Overview
What’s coming next
Questions and Answers
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The reality: Empowered customers are connected to each other
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of consumers online trust recommendations, 70% trust unknown users
90%
billion minutes on social sites last year, 1 in 4.5 minutes online
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BBVA did! Positive feedback increased by 1%
Negative feedback decreased by 1.5% in Spain
You could use consumer insights to increase
sales?
You could gain actionable insight from
customer sentiment on social networks?
Increased coupon redemptions by 200%
Increased unique visitor by 41%
Petco did!
What if…
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The reality: Empowered customers have access to information
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are more price-conscious today
grocery items in the United States were sold on promotion Schwans did!
15.6% higher revenue
Increased revenue and a 11.5% higher margin for Kroger
You were proactive on supply chain exceptions
before they had an impact on costs?
You could use analytics for a better promotion
plan with your retail partner?
True Value did! Alerts when lead times are missed
Reduced out of stocks and enabled inventory optimization
What if…
58%
43%
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You need to put the customer at the center of your business
Anticipate and deliver in a social and mobile environment
To improve performance and accelerate your transformation
Apply deep insights to take action in real time
Integrate and extend core processes and systems to synchronize your value chain
Optimize sourcing and procurement based on customer demand
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Buy Sourcing,
controlling and procurement of goods and
services
Market Targeted and personalized
marketing across all customer
interactions
Service Servicing customer
needs across all interaction
channels
Sell Enables selling and fulfillment of products and services across
all channels
At IBM, we call the path forward Smarter Commerce placing the customer at the center of your business
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IBM with Smarter Commerce is integrating and
synchronizing the value chain
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Targeted and
personalized marketing
across all channels
Chief Marketing Officer (CMO)
Seamless cross-channel
customer experience
VP of Commerce, Stores and
Operations
Adaptive
procurement and
optimized supply
chain
Chief Sourcing and
Procurement Officer; Chief
Supply Chain Officer
Provides services and
delivers them
flawlessly
VP of Customer Loyalty
Market Buy
Service Sell
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Buy Market Sell Service
CORE BUSINESS SOLUTIONS
CUSTOMER VALUE STRATEGY
WebSphere Commerce
• Cross-Channel Selling • Customer-centric
Shopping Experience • B2C/B2B Storefronts • Precision Marketing
Coremetrics • Analytics & Reporting • Segmentation • Search Optimization
Sterling Commerce • Order Management • Configuration, Pricing, Quoting • Multi-vendor catalog • Warehouse Management • Transportation Management • Supply Chain Visibility • B2B Integration
Unica • Resource Mgmt • Campaign Mgmt • Marketing
execution • Performance • Analysis
ILOG Supply Chain • Network Optimization • Transportation
Optimization
Sterling Commerce • Transportation Management • Supply Chain Visibility • B2B Integration • Supplier Portal Vendor Compliance
ILOG Supply Chain • Product Optimization • Inventory Optimization
Toshiba • Retail POS Solutions • Self-Service Portal/Kiosk • POS Applications
Sterling Commerce • Delivery & service
Scheduling • Reverse Logistics
IBM Case Manager • Case Design, Run-time,
Analytics • Collaboration • Rules & Events
Unica • Service messaging • Notifications
CUSTOMER INSIGHT SOLUTIONS
Smarter Commerce investments expand supply chain capabilities
Emptoris • Spend Analysis • Sourcing • Contract Management • Supplier Lifecycle Management • Category Compliance Management
Telecom Expense Management Services Procurement
DemandTec • Price, Promotion,
Merchandising • Marketing Analytics
Emptoris • Contract Management
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Customers and partners buy
what they want, when and where
SMARTER ANLYTICS IBM SmartCloud and Workload Optimized Systems
CORE BUSINESS SOLUTIONS
VALUE CHAIN STRATEGY AND SERVICES
MARKET
SELL Anticipates
behavior and delivers flawless customer service
SERVICE
BUY
Intelligent and optimized supply chains based on
demand
Personalized and relevant offers
with unified multi-channel
marketing
Smarter Commerce: A modular yet integrated portfolio
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Faster ROI on Projects
Pre-built integrations across the portfolio means faster deployment
times
API integration to virtually any ERP or CRM system means fewer
system changes and disruption
Lower Total Cost of Operation
Embedded Optimization deliver efficient operations
Integration with and across buy market sell service pillars means more
effective use of IT staff
Greater Business Agility
Embedded Analytics deliver greater insight
Integrated but modular means start anywhere and expand as your
business changes
Mix of Cloud and On-premises solutions delivers flexibility to respond
Key Benefits of an Integrated Portfolio
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Selling and fulfillment of products and services across all channels
Sell Customer
Insight Strategy
Engagement
Servicing
customer needs across all
interaction channels
Service
Smarter Commerce: Delivering Integrated Solutions
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Smarter Commerce helps deliver “one brand experience” across both direct and extended channels
Partners and Affiliates
Content Aggregators
Social Networks
Extended Channels
Shopping experience, Marketing campaigns and
promotions
POS
Kiosk
Call Center
Mobile
Web
B2B / Dealers
Distributors
Field Sales
Direct channels Widgets for products and promotions
IBM Multi-Channel Commerce
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…while order management extends the story through the entire Selling & Fulfillment lifecycle
Mobile
Procurement Orgs
VAR
Large
Enterprise
SMB
Customers Marketplaces
Retailers
Distributors
Resellers / Dealers
B2B / Partners
Order & Fulfillment Orchestration
Order Management
Transportation Management
Warehouse Management
Supply chain Visibility
Cross-channel Customer Experience
1. Let customers buy the way they want
2. Provide value added services
3. Be smart how to interact with them
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ORDERS
Orchestrating Cross-channel Orders…
Special Order
Stores
Kiosk
Order: •Decomposition •Disposition •Re-composition
DCs
Any, Any, Any, Any
• Combined with
WebSphere Commerce,
captures orders through
any channel
• Efficiently manages order
orchestration across
internal and external
sources of supply with
configurable processes
• Pro-active monitoring and
exception management
Multiple:
Manufacturers – Domestic – International
Brokers Distributors
Retailer
TV
Catalog/ Call Center
Web
Status
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Multiple:
Warehouses Stores Manufacturers Suppliers /
Distributors Logistics providers
•3PL/Carrier •Freight Forwarder •Customs
Store To Customer
•Sequence •Date/Time •Dependency Adjustments
Service Partner-to-home Drop-ship/Delivery/Installation
Fulfillment flexibility
• Offer advanced fulfillment through any channel, including:
• Ship from DC
• Store Pick-up
• Ship to Store
• Ship from Store
• Drop ship
DC/Store/Consumer
…and order fulfillment
Delivery of Product
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Distribution Centers 3PL’s Drop Shippers Store Network
Enterprise
Applications
External
Services
Call Center eCommerce Store Mobile Kiosk
Customer Interaction Channels
Customer Expectations
When will my order arrive?
What Steps are Required to Fulfill each Specific Order Line?
How do we Coordinate these Steps Across Applications?
What are the Fulfillment Rules for a Specific Order Line?
How do we Best Leverage the Fulfillment Network?
How do we Remain Flexible to Enable New Business
Initiatives?
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Fulfillment Network.
Distribution Centers 3PL’s Drop Shippers Store Network
Enterprise
Applications
External
Services
Call Center eCommerce Store Mobile Kiosk
Customer Interaction Channels
Smarter Commerce Order Management
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Promising
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Order
Orchestration Visibility
Cross Channel Inventory and Order Hub
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WebSphere Commerce integrations with Sterling Order Management and Call Center
Key Integration Capabilities Enabled Over Time Orders captured in WC are passed to Sterling OM; order history and status returned (4Q10)
Cross-channel order promising and common order process support, OM the master for inventory / promising; availability snapshot fed and cached to WC, and WC can call OM real-time when availability is low or for reservations (2Q11)
Improved promising integration, single order repository and pricing / promotion integration allows for consistent cross-channel support (2Q12)
Using WC V7 FEP5 and Sterling 9.2 pricing / promotions integration, Call Center can now be used with WC for both order capture and post-order customer support (2Q12)
WC and Sterling OM can be deployed in a seamless side-by-side combination that greatly
reduces customer time to value; select Call Center scenarios are also supported
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Delivered 2010-2012
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What makes IBM® Sterling Order Management different?
Collaboration is our core business – Cross-channel and multi-tiered flows
• Web, Field Sales, Call Center, Store, Mobile • B2B, B2C, B2B2B, B2B2C
– Customer and trading partner collaboration • 30,000+ trading partner community, on-boarding and support services
IBM Sterling Order Management was built for multi-enterprise business processes
– Master data management, including complex catalog, pricing and configuration – Aggregated inventory visibility – Distributed order orchestration across the supply chain – Configurable processes and rules are configurable to help quickly respond to market demands
IBM Sterling’s intelligent applications drive supply chain excellence – Sourcing across internal and external boundaries – Proactive exception monitoring and alerting – Embedded business intelligence driving processes
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IBM® Sterling Order Management solution footprint
Selling and Fulfillment Foundation
Global Inventory Visibility
Delivery and Service
Scheduling
Distributed Order
Management
Reverse Logistics
Business Intelligence
Call Center Store Field Sales
Supply Collaboration
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Global Inventory Visibility Optimizes inventory usage and promise dates
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Capabilities • Consolidates inventory information across
multiple systems, enterprises, and participants
• Intelligent sourcing engine optimizes inventory use across the extended enterprise to provide best Available-to-promise (ATP ) dates
Benefits • Complete view of all supply and demand • Fewer stock outs and better inventory
utilization • Increase customer satisfaction with real-
time ATP capabilities
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Distributed Order Management Orchestrates Complex Fulfillment
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Capabilities • Coordinates complex fulfillment across the
extended enterprise • Provides a single order repository to modify,
cancel, track, and monitor the order lifecycle in real-time
• End-to-end payment processing • PA-DSS Certified • Configurable, adaptive processes
Benefits • Increase revenue through enhanced ability
to meet customer demands • Reduce manual processing and order cycle
time • Increase customer satisfaction
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Reverse Logistics Efficiently Manage Returns and Exchanges
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Capabilities – Enables cross-channel returns and
exchanges – Automate returns dispositioning,
such as return to stock, return to supplier, or destroy
– Links return requests to original sales orders, to enable lifecycle tracking
Benefits – Increase customer satisfaction – Reduce the cost of returns
processing – Efficient inventory utilization
through a consistent returns process
Customers
Customer Service Returns
Catalog Sales
Records
Web Sales
Records Destroy
Sales Floor
Shipping
Returns Staging
Store
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Sterling Supply Collaboration
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Capabilities • Automatically create POs to send out to
suppliers for drop shipment or replenishment
• Manage PO lifecycle, and track exceptions • Order status is automatically updated from
POs tied to Orders (e.g. for drop ship)
Benefits • Enable expanded assortment without
breaking the bank • Increase customer satisfaction through
enhanced status visibility • Reduce manual processing
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Delivery And Service Scheduling Drives Revenue And Customer Satisfaction
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Capabilities • Ability to schedule delivery, installation,
and other add-on services at time of order transaction
• Rules-based promising, provider selection and crew allocation
• Integrated control of inventory, delivery and services execution
Benefits • Ability to schedule one-time or on-going
services • Increase crew productivity while
decreasing costs through proactive management of exceptions
• Increase customer satisfaction via more accurate service scheduling
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Distributed Order Management Configurable, Adaptive Processes
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Flexible pipelines provided via process modeling helps manage entire order process and integrates event management, there by reducing the need for programming/ customization efforts
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Selling and Fulfillment Suite Foundation: Business Administration
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Capabilities • Web-based application that enables
business owners to administer key data and configuration
• Product and pricing data • Task-based workflows designed to support
how business users work • Web 2.0 interactivity gives business users a
thick client experience using a web browser
Benefits • Introduce new products more quickly
and respond to changing market demands by putting control in the hands of business users
• Improve operational efficiency by adapting application to business user needs
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Selling and Fulfillment Suite Foundation: Business Intelligence
Capabilities • Data marts to track order metrics
across important dimensions like customer, segment, geography, industry
• Easy to use dashboards and reports to make key business metrics available to business owners to track their performance
• Comprehensive ETL and reporting capability for easy authoring of ETL scripts and reports from a single data definition
Benefits • Creating levers for strategic control
throughout an organization • Provide actionable insight to business
users decisions by making key business metrics available to facilitate decision making
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Channel Products support the ways you sell
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Supports all of the ways your customers interact with their customers and partners - web, mobile, field sales, store, and call center
Store
Call Center
Field Sales
Sterling Call Center lets you manage the various order capture
and fulfillment processes in your call center.
Sterling Store lets you manage the various order capture and
fulfillment processes in a multi-store environment.
Sterling Field Sales allows field sales and service representatives
to manage all aspects of order capture, quoting and service
fulfillment processes using a thin client browser-based user
interface. Mobile Applications that leverage the presence and convenience of mobile devices and extend the reach of the enterprise operations, bringing value to consumer interactions and operational processes in the store, field sales and support systems
Mobile
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Sterling Call Center
Capabilities • Multi-channel call center solution gives
CSRs visibility into selling and ordering and returns processes across channels and fulfillment methods
• Wizard-driven processes designed for how the Call Center agent works
• Enables the call center agent to track sales opportunities, provide quotes and convert quotes to orders
• Proactive exception management
Benefits • Decreased call time, reduced training costs
and more accurate orders • Increase customer satisfaction by handling
customer requests and exception events more efficiently
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Sterling Store
Capabilities • Enable the “endless aisle” by allowing
store associates to place special orders for direct shipment and/or pick-up in store
• Visibility to inventory in other stores and DCs in real-time and order placement for alternative store-pick-up or ship
• Enable stores to participate in multi-channel order management process
• Enables Store based fulfillment • Enhances existing POS and merchandising
systems
Benefits • Improved store inventory utilization • Improved fulfillment and availability
choices • Increase customer satisfaction by providing
more in-store options
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Mobile Commerce Applications from Sterling
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Commerce
Focused
Mobile
Apps
Optimize the customer buying experience by providing more choice
in when, where, and how product, inventory, and order information
is accessed and used enhancing customer convenience and
improving revenue potential.
Store Associate Mobile Mobile Store Channel
Operations
Focused
Mobile
Apps
Optimize business responsiveness by enabling access to system
and process information anywhere to handle critical operational
requests, track and report status, and resolve issues, thus
improving business efficiency and productivity.
Integrator Mobile Control Center Mobile
Order Mgt. Admin. Mobile TMS Carrier Mobile
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Sterling Store Associate Mobile
Capabilities
– Allows Store Associates to use a mobile device to check inventory across the store and fulfillment network, and place orders to save-the-sale
– Allows visibility into the full product catalog to help the customer get more product information and order endless aisle items
– Allows Store Associates to use a mobile device to stage items for customer in-store pick-up
Benefits
– Keep Store Associates on the floor helping customers
– Increase revenue by enabling Store Associates to meet customer needs
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Sterling Field Sales Mobile
Capabilities – Allows Field Sales representatives to use an iPhone mobile
device to check inventory across the fulfillment network, place orders, and check order status.
– Allows Field Sales managers to approve quotes on the iPhone – Allows Field Sales representatives to create quotes on the
iPhone
Benefits – Increase productivity - keep sales representatives in the field
helping customers – Increase revenue by enabling sales representatives to access
the information needed (e.g. availability) to meet customer needs ASAP
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18 Month Roadmap
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Key Order Management Initiatives for 2013
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Cross-channel POS
Advanced Store
Fulfillment
Ultra Scaleability
• Cross-channel POS: Enable convergence of Cross-channel and POS to extend seamless cross-channel experience to Stores at lower TCO and provides significant functional enhancements for pricing, promotions and returns
• Advanced Store Fulfillment: Continue to expand standard store fulfillment scenarios of increasing complexity enable omni-channel fulfillment
• Next-gen Call Center / WC Synergy: Continue to deliver on WC/OM synergy, including deliverof of an end-to-end, omni-channel Call Center that leverages web technology to reduce complexity of deployment complexity and mgt
Next Gen Call Center / WC
Synergy
• Ultra Scaleability: Continue technical leadership with innovative ways to scale to extreme levels with promising server and sharding
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