Ensuring that every customer receives a consistent, high-quality experience is no easy task. You've got global teams, multiple client divisions as well as new products, services, and solutions launching all the time. How do you keep it all together for a single, positive customer experience?
In this presentation James Cater, Vice President Worldwide Global Accounts Development, and Lauren Klein, Communities and Collaboration Consultant, share how Hitachi Data Systems champions customer satisfaction challenges.
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3. Today’s Speakers
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Lauren Klein
Social Business Strategist
Hitachi Data Systems
@thelaurenklein
James Cater
Vice President of Global Account Program Development
Hitachi Data Systems
@jcater01
Jarrett O’Brien
Sr. Product Marketing Manager
Jive Software
@jarrettobrien
4.
5. James Cater, Vice President,
Global Accounts Program
@jcater01
HITACHI DATA SYSTEMS
GLOBAL ACCOUNTS COMMUNITY
9. OUR VISION
We solve our customers’ immediate
problems AND build a path for
the future
We help our customers realize NEW
value from their data by transforming
data into information
NEW INFORMATION =
NEW OPPORTUNITIES
10. SOCIAL INNOVATION
INSIGHTS THAT DELIVER ON
THE PROMISE OF BIG DATA
MACHINE
DATA
HUMAN
DATA
BUSINESS
DATA
MEDICAL TRAFFIC SECURITY
RAILWAY PUBLIC DISTRIBUTION
FINANCIAL ENERGY
12. TODAY’S ENTERPRISE LANDSCAPE
TOP 5 CIO I.T. PRIORITIES FOR 2013 *
Increase enterprise growth
Deliver operational results
Reduce enterprise costs
Attract and retain new
customers
Improve applications and
infrastructure
* Gartner: “Hunting and Harvesting in a Digital World: The 2013 CIO Agenda,” Jan. 1, 2013
13. Streamline communications and
provide unparalleled service
‒ Seamless global solutions, services,
and operations
‒ Consistency across regions
Foster adaptability
Keep focus on innovation
OUR MISSION
GLOBAL ACCOUNTS PROGRAM
16. Customers
and Partners
DEEPER LEVEL OF INTERACTION
FOR CUSTOMERS AND PARTNERS
Hitachi Data Systems
Community
Self-Help
Consultative Support
Current Process
Product Insights
and Collaborative
Design
Used by permission of
LeaderNetworks
19. COMMUNITY LAUNCH
June 2013: Full release
Targeted to all 14,000+
HDS customers, 1,200+
HDS partners,
prospects, and ISVs
First communities
‒ Products and Solutions
Forum (peer-to-peer
community)
‒ Developer Network for
Hitachi Content Platform
‒ Global Accounts pilot
‒ Existing SSP Community
20. ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE MANAGEMENT
We establish a sense of urgency
We establish a cross-functional global board
We develop the program and change vision
We engage HDS executives
We engage internal audiences and “work out loud”
We consistently communicate wins
We are steadfast and persistent
We draw connections with the Hitachi Spirit
21. 103 YEARS – 1 SPIRIT
HARMONY
TRUST AND RESPECT FOR CUSTOMERS, PARTNERS, AND THE ENVIRONMENT
SINCERITY
FAIRNESS, HONESTY, AND INTEGRITY – EVERY MOMENT, EVERY DAY
PIONEERING SPIRIT
ACCEPTING THE CHALLENGE OF CONSTANT INNOVATION
24. Virtual office
hours
Core culture is
extended into
the ecosystem
Employee
engagement
SHINING MOMENT
25. SALES ENABLEMENT
TOP REASONS WHY SALES SHOULD USE SOCIAL MEDIA AND
COMMUNITIES TO ENGAGE WITH CUSTOMERS
Become more relevant by improving
your understanding of your customer’s
business
Open customer engagements in new
areas of the customers’ business
Increase the global reach and depth of
your customer relationships
Increase your productivity and
shorten the sales cycle
Enhance and transform your
customer’s experience
Influence purchase decisions being
made real-time by prospects
Move from a 1-to-1 relationship map to
many-to-many between the customer
and HDS
Gather competitive intelligence,
including real-time competitive
responses
Increase levels of collaboration and
trust with the customer
Develop relationships with
advocates/customer peers who
influence purchase decisions
34. Value: Managing Accts and Deal Rooms
Deal Sizes: 5%
• Quarterback the best experts to solution / cross sell
• Enhanced business case justification / negotiation
Win Rates: 12%
• Higher quality presentations and proposals
• JIT competitive sharing and differentiation
Deals / Year: 8%
• Immediate access to knowledge and experts
• Less duplication of effort across deals
Support Costs: 14%
• Visibility across deals, regions, risk, need.
• Governed self service model for requests
RFP Response Time: 25%
• Streamlined RFP coordination and process
• Less bottlenecks greater and agility to respond
$5.5-$10.5 Million
33% in Wins Rate
30% Sales Cycle
29% in Support Cost
Source: Jive customer survey performed by Top 3 Global Consulting Firm
36. Today’s Speakers
Lauren Klein
@thelaurenklein
James Cater
@jcater01
Jarrett O’Brien
@jarrettobrien
Hear More of Hitachi’s Story at Jive World:
http://jiveworld.jivesoftware.com/session/sales-hitachi-data-systems/
Connect with Hitachi and others in the Jive Community:
https://community.jivesoftware.com/community/socbiz/sales
Notes de l'éditeur
Spent the last 10+ years in direct sales roles, managing the solution consulting team at SAVO, and recently for the past few years doing a start up helping clients evaluate Sales & Marketing software. In my entire time I haven’t seen a more compelling solution, but more importantly one that sales people will actually adopt.
Spent the last 10+ years in direct sales roles, managing the solution consulting team at SAVO, and recently for the past few years doing a start up helping clients evaluate Sales & Marketing software. In my entire time I haven’t seen a more compelling solution, but more importantly one that sales people will actually adopt.
And I also wanted to mention that James and Lauren will be going further in depth about Hitachi Data System’s success with social business collaboration software at this year’s JiveWorld conference in Las Vegas! Come meet then in-person and spend 3 full days getting know some of the best and brightest leading the way for social. You can get more info on the website and see live updates on the @jiveworld Twitter feed.
Hello and thank you Jarrett and to everyone at Jive Software for allowing Lauren and I the opportunity to share some information with you today around the Global Accounts Program and it’s Customer Community which are allowing us at Hitachi Data Systems to ensure that every customer receives a consistent, high-quality experience..
Our product development relies on innovations from 37 global R&D facilities in the US (California, Massachusetts, Washington), United Kingdom and Japan. We are also positioned to respond rapidly to any customer need from our worldwide factories and distribution centers.
Our goal at Hitachi Data Systems is to empower our customers to Innovate With Information. To solve today’s problems, while building a sustainable path to future success. To help you extract greater value from your data and transform it into information your business can use to stay competitive and create new opportunities – not just for your business, but for society as a whole.
At Hitachi, we refer to innovation that benefits our society as “Social Innovation.” And the broad portfolio and expertise of Hitachi means we are positioned to deliver social innovation in areas like medicine, security, transportation, energy, public infrastructure and more. As these sectors generate more and more data, it takes a robust strategy for information management across all data types to turn that data into the insights that deliver on the promise of Big Data. And that is what partnering with Hitachi Data Systems can lead you to…
Hitachi Data Systems Global Accounts Program provides unparalleled service to our key customers and global business relationships by providing globally seamless solutions, services and operations. Not only do we provide the highest levels of service and support but we also ensure that this is globally consistent wherever your business requires. We partner with our Global Accounts Program members to help their organizations adapt to rapidly changing economic conditions as well as exponential growth in the volume of data. We understand that innovation is the key to progress.
Single global point of contactGlobally coordinated resourcesGlobally coherent pricing practicesGlobally commercial and contractual termsGlobally standardized products and servicesGlobally consistent service quality and performanceService in any country in which our customers operateExcellence in execution throughout the corporationGlobal consistency in operation and supportIdentifiable and accessibly local expertiseExpert assistanceAddressing all requirements of global sales teamsRemoval of any internal barriers to success
Internationalization / multi-lingual:Jive supports multiple languages (Chinese, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese and Spanish). The language default for users will be in EnglishUsers can choose what language they provide comments and engage in the communityAll content added to the community will be in EnglishBrian Householder, Michael Cremen, Mike Walkey and Nick Howe confirmed Phase I funding approval status for Project Nova (that became HDS Community)ITBC Approved project
ReachThe Global Accounts Program enablesour global reach of service, support andthe provision of consistent solutionsand partnerships. It expands the levelof service we provide to you, our moststrategic and important customers.RelevanceWe connect you and your partners withHitachi industry-based knowledge andtechnical solutions to align, support andbe directly relevant to your businessand strategic objectives.ImpactWe make a difference in your businessby delivering differentiated value throughour unique set of solutions offerings.Over the past 10 years the total costof storage has been increasing byabout 7% per year while the growthof storage capacity has been growingat about 30 to 40%. The increase hasbeen mainly due to operational costs(opex), while the cost of hardware (capex)has been relatively flat.Hitachi Data Systems solutions in serverand storage virtualization are having amajor impact on operational costs andare reversing the trend of increasingopex. Storage virtualization technologiesfrom Hitachi Data Systems havebeen shown to reduce total cost ofownership (TCO) by 40% or more, withpayback in less than a year
Internationalization / multi-lingual:Jive supports multiple languages (Chinese, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese and Spanish). The language default for users will be in EnglishUsers can choose what language they provide comments and engage in the communityAll content added to the community will be in EnglishBrian Householder, Michael Cremen, Mike Walkey and Nick Howe confirmed Phase I funding approval status for Project Nova (that became HDS Community)ITBC Approved project
http://www.kotterinternational.com/our-principles/changesteps/changestepsWe leveraged the John Kotter Model for our approachesWe leveraged Jive Partnerships with 7Summits Agency along with LeaderNetworks to partner with us to create a program that was vetted in best practice in B2B space, that was customer vetted through a rigorous validation process and involved key business partnerships such as BunchballWe send monthly updates on progress to key stakeholders, governance board and blogged internally about the program to encourage widespread engagement and open questions and discoveryThroughout the program – we were able to articulate the connections between the new behaviors and organizational success. We spent time with our Bunchball missions to align with the company culture. We also made sure to allow our stakeholders and leaders to create the key messages for employees to show them how this effort ties into the company vision, mission and roadmap.We engaged senior leaders to tie into existing leadership development and succession programs.
The environment is a key focus for a company built on guiding principles that have endured over its 100 year history. The Hitachi spirit is based on 3 key principles:Wa, or harmony, with our customers, partners and the environmentMakoto, or sincerity, which is demonstrated through a sense of fairness, honesty and integrity in all our interactionsKaitakusha-seishin, or pioneering spirit, which drives a culture of innovation and engineering excellence
The biggest benefit that I see in HDS online community is the possibility to give customers a voice and a forum to interact with several levels of HDSers
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