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Automate sales processes, increase productivity, and enhance customer service so that your salespeople have the info they need at hand. Find ways to make your customer relationship management systems mobile. Hear how your sales professionals can use mobile sales apps as tools to help increase revenue and accelerate buying decisions on the go. Watch the replay here: www.sapvirtualevents.com/sapphirenow/sessiondetails.aspx?sid=3837&source=SAPMobileSocialMedia
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Create Sales Heroes with Mobile Apps Venkat Iyer, Senior Director, Mobile Apps Product Management, SAP
Markus Jakobi, Vice President, Head Corporate IT, Institut Straumann AG
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Did you know?
Over 40% of salespeople fail to hit quota
30% turnover of salespeople each year
It takes on average, seven months to ramp-up a
salesperson
65% of a salesperson’s time is spent not selling
30 hours are spent by salespeople searching for
or creating their own sales materials
? Source: Forrester and IDC
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Insight
Insights that help sales
teams find and craft
compelling story about
products and services to
solve customer’s most
important business
challenges
Most profitable customers,
most profitable deal in
pipeline, industry trends that
affect the customers, and
so on
“21st-century sales heroes” need
Collaborate
In 21st century, there’s too
much information and too
little time for solo sales
“warrior.” Sales
representatives need to work
together and collaborate
An effectively collaboration
solution should assist in
knowledge creation, storing,
finding, and sharing from
inside and outside the
company
Agile
In 21st century, business
hours and office locations
are driven by customer
Sales warriors should be
able to work from any place ,
any time with up-to-date
information to compete and
deliver on time
Impact
Deliver user experience to
WOW customers – by
understanding customer’s
past, current, and future
needs
Tools that foster insight,
collaboration, and agility to
maximize the customer
experience and win
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SAP CRM Sales mobile app 2.0 Background
SAP CRM Sales mobile app 2.0 is an elegant and intuitive mobile app that enables SAP CRM sales users with
insight to execute entire lead-to-order sales business process by increasing sales productivity and
accelerating sales cycle from anywhere even when user is offline.
Available in 8 languages to support global sales team
Available for: iOS, BlackBerry, Android, and Microsoft Windows (Win-32) devices
Account contact
lead opportunity Calendar Activity
Downloaded
sales KM
Meet
customer
Create
quote / order Quote / order ERP process
SAP CRM Sales mobile app SAP ERP
Mapping Survey Auto-logging Recommended
products Discounts
Near me
(map)
Marketing
attributes
Single click
follow-up
Motivation
Sales force CRM entries immediate, complete visit notes including
Straumann sales process (activities) and Straumann customer acquisition process
Motivation to use and acceptance of SAP CRM
by our sales force
Independence of network connection and performance
CRM application easy to use
Offline availability of customer data (any time & anywhere)
Project organization
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Steering Committee Project Lead
IT Security Ext. Project Management
System Engineer
Technical
Infrastructure Application
Mobile Device
Management IT ServiceDesk IT Legal App Development
System Engineer
Identity Mgmt
System Engineer
SAP Basis Engineer
System Architect
CRM Middleware Expert
CRM Middleware Expert
CRM Modul Expert
CRM Modul Expert
APAC
NALA
EMEA
Client Engineer
Collaboration System
Engineer Legal Counsel
App Developer
Solution Architect
System Engineer
HTTP
(128 bit AES)
HTTP HTTP
System architecture
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CRM 7.01
SP7
ABAP
Unix AIX 6.1
Add-on
MOB_CRMS
200 SP0
NWmobile 7.1
SP13
ABAP
Unix AIX 6.1
DOE Gateway to SAP
mobile 1.1 SP7
Sybase Unwired
Platform 2.1
Windows 2008 R2
DOE
Connector
2.1
RSOE
Sybase Relay
Server
Windows 2008 R2
IIS Webserver
RFC
App
Store
MDM Mobile Iron
VSP 4.5.4 Build 97
(Branch r4.5.4)
API
create sales force activity for the
contact
maintain attributes for Straumann
prospecting process
search for the organization
(customer / prospect)
navigate to the respective contact
person
enter Straumann sales process
enter Straumann customer
acquisition process
Initial project scope
9
organization contact sales force
activity
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Project team requirements
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you need a project team that is
patient
persistent
visionary
willing to go an «uncomfortable» way
Customer feedback
11
positive feedback
“CRM App is absolutely beneficial
for the daily work of a sales
representative”
“entering the daily customer activities
is becoming more efficient and
quick with the CRM App and lead to
a daily creation/update of sales force
activities”
“the daily work with CRM is fun!”
negative feedback
complex process of initial set-up
(enter log-on information, settings)
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Sales force devices & connectivity
CRM Email, Calender, CoDiagnostix,
Starget, Cubeware BI, Product Catalogue,
Marketing Material
Straumann applications and
Straumann network (VPN)
Standard Laptop / Printer…
w w w
at home
on the road
on the road
Email, Calender, Contacts
&
CRM
3G wireless hotspot
CRM App on
iPhone
CRM Web UI
CRM App on
iPad
Presentation App Interactive
Toolbox More…
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