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    Business to

    Business CaseSubmission

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    Electrical Equipment Supplies (EES) products distrib

    Value to suppliers : generating demand for theirproducts.

    Value to Customers : Oered one stop solution, inemanagement " cost reduction.

    #anufacturers $ Strong ties %ith &' suppliers.

    *ntroduction

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    C+SO#E-S

    Electrical Contractors

    id " /uote usiness Shortlisted

    0istributors Oers %ith lo%est

    oerall price

    *ndustrial Customers

    Ongoing need for EES1roducts

    #aintenance,Operations " -epairs

    (#-O) actiities Seeral industr!

    segments (+tilit!,ransport etc.)

    C*2 Custo

    he smaller business

    Commercialcustomers :

    motels *nstitutional

    customers: h" uniersitie

    Small, stablepotential custo 3ESCO

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    ?5 C

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    S5

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    CAUSES OF FAILURE FOR

    NA PROGRAM

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    TOO much burden on NAM

    o In case of any service requirement/defects problem/replacement of

    local plant manager contacts the local branch manager, who in turn

    the National Accounts Manager(NAM.

    o NAM tries to resolve the problem with his NI! counter part at the loc

    o "very NAM has #$%#& current customers to handle along with #&%'$

    prospective clients. Also every customer has on an average &%'$ pl

    locations across ).

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    TOO much burden on NAM

    o If we ta*e on an average of #' current customer with each having #$ plants(av

    ), then each NAM is handling (#' + #$ #'$ plants at a time.

    o Apart from handling these #'$ plants every NAM is responsible for other #&%'$

    clients with whom he may be at any stage of active selling, intensive implemen

    etc.

    o If you consider a particular NAM-s total time, he is totally burdened with sheer

    plants locations and the investment of time for the prospective clients. At any g

    time, he may be handling some current accounts as well as some process of n

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    NO coordination between customers

    !" and #oca# $#ants

    o In case of some customers, the local procurement officers are procu

    materials from the local distributors irrespective of being the NA cust

    ")0.

    o

    !he reason for plant-s team still favouring the local distributors is thathave good relationship with them and thus don-t want to change thei

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    NO coordination between customers

    !" and #oca# $#ants

    o If the customer-s corporate 12 has done a 3ate ontract with ")

    the local plant managers are not ready to procure the materials from

    o 4ocal procurement is still doing the procurement of "") items in the

    individual capacity despite their plant being included in the 3ate on

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    Menta#it% o& sa#es re$resentati'es

    o Mentality of sales person needs to be changed. If they are catering to

    customer then they have 5farmer6 mind%set and when they are search

    electrical contractors then they have 5hunter6 mind%set.

    o Also, one of the sales rep say that he doesn-t want to serve a NA plan

    giving 7&$,$$$ revenue per year.

    o If we see the overall scenario, then that customer is of 7&.8 million rev

    across all plants.

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    o onsidering the fact that it is a NA customer and assuming that this customer is havi

    across ), it is highly inappropriate for this sales rep not to serve that plant.

    o 9ust because a location is generating little revenue doesn-t mean that he will not serve

    location. !his phenomena is totally against the arrangement of the nation wide 3ate

    ")0.

    o !he customer is hugely profitable to ")0, and however it is unprofitable in a certa

    is a source of huge revenue in other : locations.

    o !hat sales rep is viewing the scenario in isolation and not as a whole system.

    Menta#it% o& sa#es re$resentati'es

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    Possib#e so#utions to correct

    NA PROGRAM

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    o Increase the number of NAMs in the long term so as to lessen their

    this way they can devote their time effectively to each current custom

    as prospective customer.

    o 1ave a dedicated sales team for the ma;or *ey accounts and assign

    each NA so as to have better monitoring and coordination with every

    location.

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    o

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    o ")0 must as* its local sales rep to improve and strengthen the relationship with l

    procurement team. In this way they will generate orders from them which were previo

    given to the local distributors.

    o ?erhaps ")0 can include the clause of local buying through its branch offices in

    ontract made with the customers. In this way plants will buy through ")0 only.

    o orporate 1ead 2uarter of customer must channeli@e the information to its local plan

    team though circulars etc. !his will *eep both the parties at the same pace. Also they

    notify the local procurement officials of the items which they can procure locally and w

    should procure nationally if they are NA customers.

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    5nal!sis based on 1rice and Cost *n

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    Proft base on Price and Cost Inde%

    o he aboe chart depicts the prot that might be earned frocustomer segments. he assumption that the operating maon a base aerage selling price of B & is used to calculategures %ith the price and cost inde; (E;hibit ').

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    Duture road map for *ndustrial ?5customers

    5s the gro%th potential is high and there is a scope of lonrelationship %ith ?5 customers , 3esco should be proactiacquiring them.

    3esco being the third maHor distributor occupies the Is%eof the customer list and has the potential to forge long ter

    relationship %ith the industrial ?5 customers %ho are %illbe!ond transactional relationships.

    1itch for Value added serices to these customers and connonAe;clusie to e;clusie ?5 contracts.

    Conert reliable focus ?5 customers into @e! ?5 custome

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    ContdK

    o cater to the ne% trends of *ntegrated solutions 3ESCO shtier s!stem rather than an alliance because $

    5lliances inole inestment in learning about each otherbusinesses.

    Scope of each customer coming up %ith a dierent set ofsuppliers and distributors.

    Compete %ith competitors of alliance partners. eing proactie %ill enable 3ESCO to be in the rst tier a

    hence earn prots b! marLing up the prices proided b! stier.

    Dor e;ample ,in *ndia lue Star 5ir Conditioning serices pDacilit! #anagement Serices through outsourcing.

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