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Tools for Selling Outcomes – not Products

Bruce Rasmussen

[email protected]

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• IT in current climate• What are IT

Managers looking for?

• Tools to sell outcomes

• Bringing people into the outcomes

• An outcomes model to drive sales performance

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IT IN THE CURRENT ECONOMIC CLIMATE

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Key questions

“What are you doing to support the business – apart from keeping the lights on?”

“And by the way – can you keep the lights on for a lot less money?”

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Scrutiny

Genuine business support

CIO PRESSURES

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WHAT IT MANAGERS ARE LOOKING FOR

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IDC

1.Know more about product (10%)

2.Better deal (10%)

3.Put aside generic pitch (40%)

Salespeople Doing Better

Audio – dial 1800 202 713 passcode 1325503

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Article

• What do IT buyers want from sellers – partner, not product

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TOOLS TO ASSIST

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www.microsoft.com/virtualization

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Calculate Your Savings: Microsoft Virtualisation ROI Tool

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Discover Candidates for Consolidation: Microsoft Virtualisation Solution Accelerator

Microsoft.com/MAP

Report GenerationFor Different Migration

Scenarios

MAP Customer Network

Assess customer’s environment andrecommend the right technologies

MAP Tool User(IT Pro/Partner)

Server Consolidation?Application Virtualization?

Windows migration?

“Before physical-to-virtual (P2V) conversions began, Costco IT staff used the Microsoft

Assessment and Planning (MAP) Toolkit to evaluate server loads. Using the toolkit, staff

members discovered that, in many cases, servers were running at only 5 percent

utilization, making them good candidates for consolidation.”

Costco Wholesale Corp Case Study

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Green IT Savings

Server setup Average Watts kWh/year Cost KG of CO2

Standalone IIS x10 5,001 43,839 $4,007 34,084

One Hyper-V server with 10 IIS7 virtual machines

512 4,490 $410 3,491

Savings 4,489 39,349 $3,597 30,593

Projected Savings

Number of Servers Rack Space Power

Physical 477 systems ~$5k each 30 racks 525 amps

Virtual 20 systems ~$20k each 2 racks 8 amps

Savings ~ $2,000,000 28 racks 517 amps

MS Actual Dev/Test Savings

Hyper-Green Tool

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http://www.partnersalesresources.com

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PEOPLE – AND THE VALUE OF THE MICROSOFT PLATFORM

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Use Flip Chart or WhiteboardElements of a platform

People

People’s Experience(PCs —> SmartPhones)

Core Infrastructure

· Integrated Comm

· Collaboration

· Enterprise Content Mgt

· Enterprise Search

Ap

p D

ev

Mgt Service

s

ProcessServices

People Servic

es

Oth

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syste

ms

Oth

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yste

ms

Inte

gra

tion

& in

tero

pera

bility

· SOA

· Business Process

· Enterprise Project Mgt

· Business Intelligence

· Data Management· Data Protection and Recovery· Identity and Access Management· Desktop, Device, and Server Management· Security and Networking

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Fabrikam Demo: Explore and Expand (3) Final As Is

NEEDS / ISSUES

● Inaccurate production status to customers — poor customer sat.

● Produce to custom specs

● Infrequent, outdated reporting

● Uneven, time-consuming patching, desktop mgt.

● Poor Win Server reliability

Cisco Networking

Cisco Firewalls and VPN Security

Messaging & Collaboration

Windows 2000

ManufacturingSystem

Mgt

Process

IBM MainframeBase Services

CICS

ERP (JD Edwards)

Mgt

Process

People

DB/2

Intranet

Mgt Process

People

Linux

MySQL

Infrastructure

App

Dev

People

Windows 2000

File & Print

Lotus Notes

Data Warehouse

Sun SparcSun Solaris

Mgt ProcessPeople

Oracle DW

Oracle

Mgt

People

Shared Base Services

Process

AD

App

Dev

App

Dev

PHP

App

Dev

App

Dev

App

Dev

App

Dev

App

Dev

App

Dev

App

Dev

App

Dev

Sun Solaris CADWorkstations

DesktopsWindows 98

Notebooks Windows 2000 Desktops NT4

Technology Services

AS/400 (to IBM iSeries ?)

Plant Floor

Sales and Marketing

Admin SuppliersCustomers Accounting / Finance

People’s Experience

IT

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Fabrikam Demo: Explore and Expand (3) Final "As Is" (Expanded)

NEEDS / ISSUES

● Inaccurate production status to customers — poor customer sat.

● Produce to custom specs

● Infrequent, outdated reporting

● Uneven, time-consuming patching, desktop mgt.

● Poor Win Server reliability

Cisco Networking

Cisco Firewalls and VPN Security

Messaging & Collaboration

Windows 2000

ManufacturingSystem

Mgt

Process

IBM MainframeBase Services

CICS

ERP (JD Edwards)

Mgt

Process

People

DB/2

Intranet

Mgt Process

People

Linux

MySQL

Infrastructure

App

Dev

People

Windows 2000

File & Print

Lotus Notes

Data Warehouse

Sun SparcSun Solaris

Mgt ProcessPeople

Oracle DW

Oracle

Mgt

People

Shared Base Services

Process

AD

App

Dev

App

Dev

PHP

App

Dev

App

Dev

App

Dev

App

Dev

App

Dev

App

Dev

App

Dev

App

Dev

Sun Solaris CADWorkstations

DesktopsWindows 98

Notebooks Windows 2000 Desktops NT4

People’s Experience

Technology Services

AS/400 (to IBM iSeries ?)

Plant Floor

Sales and Marketing

Admin SuppliersCustomers Accounting / Finance

IT

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GOALS/BENEFITS

● Better, more accurate info to customers (incr. customer sat.)

● Collaboration w/ customers, engineering, planning, and plant floors — across geographies

● Real-time dashboards and BI to all levels

● Facilitated comm. among geographies

● Managed design production from custom specs through delivery — minimize paper processes

● Streamlined patching, desktop mgt.

Storage EMC

Storage Local Disk

Cisco Networking

Cisco Firewalls and ISA Server

Shared Core Services

Integrated Platform

Ap

p D

ev

Windows Server System (with Active Directory)

• BI & DW• Business

process mgt

• Comm. and collaboration

Process

Mgt

People

Sun Solaris

Oracle

Ap

p D

ev

Ap

p D

ev

i2 Logistics

Integration and interoperability• File & Print

• Operations mgt.

• Systems mgt.

Office, CADWindows Vista Workstations

Office Windows Vista

Desktops

OfficeWindows Vista

Notebooks

OfficeWindows Mobile

• MS Dynamics — Axapta Business Solutions

• SQL BI/DW

• SMS

• MOM

• BizTalk Server

• Exchange Server

• SharePoint Portal Server

• Office LICS

• Windows Server

• Visual Studio

Mgt

PeopleProcess

People’s Experience

Plant Floor

Sales and Marketing

Admin SuppliersCustomers Accounting / Finance

IT

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Towards an Integrated Platform

Point Solutions

Microsoft Integrated Platform:A Foundation for Seamless Computing

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Guidance

Developer Tools

SystemsManagementActive Directory

Federation Services (ADFS)

Identity

Management

Services

Information

Protection

Encrypting File System (EFS)

BitLocker™

Client and Server OS

Server Applicatio

ns

Edge

Network Access Protection (NAP)

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Silicon Vendors

DeviceManufacturers

ISVs and IHVsMobile Operators

SolutionProviders

Microsoft mobility assets

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Copyright © Bruce Ian Rasmussen, 2007

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FINDING OUTCOMES THAT LEAD TO PURCHASES

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Last things lastVolvo Trucks Case in Point

Feature-Oriented Interaction

Differentiator Messaging Workshop

Teaching-Oriented Interaction

“Our 2,092 square inch, one-piece windshield will improve driver visibility,

saving you money by reducing the likelihood of an accident.”

Volvo

• Leads with value of product features• Focuses conversation on known

customer needs

“Customers underestimate how much unsatisfied, unengaged drivers cost

them.”

BeforeLeading with Unique Strengths

Volvo Truck Differentiators1. First Choice of

Professional Drivers

Impact of Driver Shortages

Annual Driver Turnover: 130%

Recruitment & Training Cost Per Driver:

$7,000

Total Annual Spend for Fleet Carrier with 200 Drivers

$1.8 mil

“I’d like to talk to you about the costs

associated with driver turnover…”

• Leads with issues costing customers money• Tells customer something they don’t know

about themselves• Concludes with Volvo solution

AfterLeading to Unique Strengths

Features/Selling RepTeaching Rep

Source: Corporate Executive BoardReplicating the New High Performer

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“Outcome selling” do’s & don’ts

DON’T DO

Open with the breadth of your product portfolio and capabilities

Open with a focus on the customer and their issues

Discuss how long your company has been in the marketplace

Reframe customer's understanding of their world

Focus on features and benefits Make the sale personal and provide value to that individual

Lead with your unique strengths Lead to your unique strengths

Source: Corporate Executive BoardReplicating the New High Performer

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Reducing variabilityWhy Tailoring to Individuals Seems Impossible to Effectively Implement

Personality

Role

Region

Interests? Resonant Message

Using Context and Outcomes to Generate Hypotheses

CustomerInfo

Context

Outcomes

Hypothesis of the message

Context: What is going on in an individual's world – the situation they find themselves in.

Outcomes: What an individual is trying to achieve – how they would define success in their job.

Source: Corporate Executive BoardReplicating the New High Performer

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Customer outcomesConcept definition

Customer Outcomes

What an individual customer is trying to achieve – how they would

define success in their job.

Activity or responsibility in need of improvement

Metric used to measure success

Direction and magnitude of change necessary

BenefitsPREDICTABLE STABLE FINITE SCALABLE

Source: Corporate Executive BoardReplicating the New High Performer

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Bruce Rasmussen

[email protected]

+61 414 878 714

www.pdcaustralia.com