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How to deliver digital-age customer experiences that set you apart from the competition? Learn how to realize your organization's CRM potential, to acquire more customers and build customer loyalty.

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© CGI Group Inc.

CRM for the Digital Age Seminar

CGI Belgium

27th February 2014

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Agenda

Key note - Hans Vets, Senior Vice President , CGI Belgium

Market survey results

Buyer’s Journey, Benny van Calster from Minds & More

Buyer’s Journey with Dynamics CRM & ClickDimensions

CGI’s CRM Value Proposition

Q-Park customer testimonial, Sacha Oerlemans

Closing note - Hans Vets, Senior Vice President , CGI Belgium

Networking

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CGI is a global end-to-end IT and business

process services leader

* Before Logica

World’s 5th largest independent IT and BPS firm

10,000 clients across

the globe

69,000 professionals,

85% shareholders*

High-end business

and IT consulting

100+ mission-critical

IP-based solutions

$10B annualized

revenue

400 offices,

40 countries around

the world

System integration, IT

and business process

outsourcing

Client satisfaction:

9.1/10

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MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA

ASIA PACIFIC

VENEZUELA

COLOMBIA

PERU

CHILE

BRAZIL

ARGENTINA

EUROPE

FINLAND

SWEDEN

NORWAY

ESTONIA

UNITED KINGDOM

IRELAND

PORTUGAL

SPAIN

FRANCE

ITALY

LUXEMBOURG

BELGIUM

NETHERLANDS

GERMANY

SWITZERLAND

POLAND

CZECH REPUBLIC

SLOVAKIA

DENMARK

HUNGARY

INDIA

AUSTRALIA

PHILIPPINES

EGYPT

MOROCCO

UNITED

ARAB

EMIRATES SAUDI

ARABIA

SOUTH AMERICA

SINGAPORE

MALAYSIA

NORTH AMERICA

USA

CANADA

A strong local presence around the world

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A few of our clients in Belgium

Financial

Services Public Sector Health

Energy,

Utilities &

Telco

Manufacturing

Retail &

Distribution

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9.1/10 satisfaction score from signed assessments from every client

95% on-time,

on-budget delivery

What differentiates CGI?

1. We deliver on our promise of quality work

and outcomes.

2. Our local client directors are directly

responsible and accountable for client

satisfaction.

3. Our members are committed to helping our

clients succeed.

9.4/10 clients would recommend us for further work

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CRM in Collaboration with…

CGI is the No 1 partner in Europe

CGI has Microsoft practices in over

18 countries with over 6, 000

resources

Has realised numerous CRM

implementations around the globe

across all sectors

CGI has a partnership with

Minds&More, leveraging their wealth of

business experience in Sales &

Marketing

CGI has a new, local partnership with

ClickDimensions

Leveraging email marketing and

Marketing automation for Dynamics

CRM

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“CGI is a key partner for Microsoft. It’s

sound business expertise, experience and

it’s relationship with major European

companies”

Barbara Gordon, VP for Enterprise Partners,

Microsoft

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Evolution of customer relationship model

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S&P 500 index

-1.3%

Customer Experience Laggards

-46.3%

Customer Experience Leaders

22.5%

5-year stock performance of

Customer Experience (CxP)

leaders vs. laggards vs. S&P 500

(2007-2011)

Showing cumulative total return.

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Market Survey Results

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How and why

CGI Belgium conducted a survey from December 2013 – February 2014, to understand if there has been a change in how leading Belgian organisations are growing market share in the digital age.

The way people interact and buy has fundamentally changed. As a business, you face new challenges in how to engage with your customers across multiple channels.

Managing the customer relationship is a key concern for companies looking to foster customer loyalty. A company’s success depends on its ability to create and nurture mutually profitable relationships with its customers. Organizations face many challenges in the way they engage with customers. We see greater demand for insight that is then applied across a business. The fact that this will be in real time from digital channels present great challenges, yet great opportunities to increase customer value as well as drive operational efficiencies.

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The results are in!

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The results – further explained

• 47% of respondents felt their organisation’s holistic approach to

customer relationships is unaware / unconsidered with a further 47%

exploring these activities. However, fundamental aspects of what

makes the approach holistic were also rated as unaware /

unconsidered.

• We see that 67% of organisations are still struggling to undertake

customer segmentation activities to identify the profile of their ideal

customer. This is also confirmed by the customers we have worked

with recently.

• When you break down the results by sector, a fascinating divergence

emerges. There are some sectors where ‘CRM is a top priority’; for

MRD it was considered a top priority by 41% and FS by 20%. This is in

stark contrast to Public Services 20% and EUT 7%.

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The results – further explained

• The results show that organisations see the urgency and understand

that investments in CRM strategies still needs to be made, however it

is not being approached in a holistic, customer centric way.

• 74% of those prioritising CRM haven’t yet established their customer

touch points.

• Surprisingly, 53% of those prioritising CRM are still exploring how to

make efficient use of customer data, a pain that is common theme

across all sectors. Unsurprisingly, 55% of the top pains felt within

current CRM implementations have been cited as data quality and

correctness issues.

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People are proud to be loyal

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Why are people proud to be loyal?

• What we can deduce from the survey results is that organisations are

still experiencing the traditional pains we’ve seen over the last 5-10

years.

• 90% of respondents chose a romantic weekend away should they win

a prize for responding.

• What CGI is witnessing with clients is a continued increase in peoples

responsibility in their BAU work, while resources available are

shrinking within organisations.

• The increase in pressure for people to do more with less without the

appropriate tools and means has been the status quo for years.

Unfortunately most organisations aren’t harnessing the power of

technology to enable their employees to efficiently and effectively do

more with less.

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Why are people proud to be loyal?

• In the 2 dimensional world that we used to operate in, our customers weren’t educated buyers. They came directly to you for your expertise and knowledge. You were always ahead of the buyer when they came to you. Now, in most cases the buyer knows more about your products and services than you do. Based on our research and statistics, we continue to see that the buyer is already ahead of your sales person by the time they have a conversation.

• The growing use of new technology and channels that provide customers with a wealth of information on company products and services has rapidly changed today’s buyer-seller relationship. We have a new generation of educated buyers….

• The power lies within integrating customer data across sales, marketing, and service to retain your educated and loyal customers because people are proud to be loyal.

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Each touch point matters!

Educated Buyer

4.5 billion people are empowered to

share their opinions, wants & needs like

never before

44% of consumers complain via social

media. 20% expect a response within 1

hour via social media

400 million tweets per day about products,

services, and brands

150 average number of times a person

checks their phone each day

Telephone

E-mail

Forms

Review

sites

Forums/

Blogs

Social

Networks

Automatic

Chat

Public

Answers

people

used

to talk

TO you

people

talk

ABOUT

you

you

have to

talk TO

people

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6.8 billion on mobiles

90% of data is created via social media

90% of today’s buyer’s are 2/3 to 90% of

the way through the buying process before

they speak to you

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Social media explained

<< I need to pee >>

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<< I peed >>

<< This is where I pee >>

<< Why am I peeing? >>

<< Look at this pee! >>

<< I’m good at peeing >>

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Buyer’s Journey, Benny Van Calster

Partner, Minds&More

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BUYER’S JOURNEY

Benny Van Calster- Partner

[email protected]

Feb. 27, 2014

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We help clients to grow their business by building capabilities in marketing, sales & transformation

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MARKETING

SALES

TRANSFORMATION

Define, develop, communicate and deliver offerings that have value for your customers

Boosting commercial performance enabling you to find, win and retain customers

Building organizational focus, capabilities and the necessary change to win more in the market

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REALISING BUSINESS GROWTH IN TODAY’S ENVIRONMENT

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How to align your resources to maximise your growth trajectory?

• People • Processes • Systems

How to match the customer needs in today’s digital age?

• Information search upfront • When does the Selection & buying process

start … • Online & offline integration requirements

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RISKS TO AVOID

Often there is a disconnect between Sales & Marketing business processes and the ‘true’ Customer’s buying journey.

Sales pushing for a close when customers have not even recognized that they have a gap

Untroubled &

Unaware

Gap Acknowledged

Need agreed

Evaluate Suppliers & Solutions

Select Best

Implement Assess Value

The Customer’s ‘Buying Journey’

List of Prospects

Qualify Propose Close Deliver Up-Sell & Cross-Sell

Typical Selling Process

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BUYERS’S JOURNEY

Gaps

versus

needs!

Decision made

Preference formed

Offers understood

Need agreed

Gap acknowledged

Interest established

Positioned in category

Untroubled and unaware

Before benefits are enjoyed, we need....

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STRATEGIES TO FILL, PROGRESS AND ‘RECYCLE’ BUYERS

Interest established

Gap acknowledged

Need agreed

Offer understood

Preference formed

Decision made

Positioned in category

Untroubled and unaware

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LEAD TO REVENUE MANAGEMENT PROCESS

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HOW ABOUT YOUR ORGANISATION?

• Aligned business objectives?

• Defined steps/stages of the buyer’s journey?

• A standardised sales process?

• Enabled in your CRM & customer touch point systems?

• ‘trust’ in your Customer data quality?

• Business reporting into your CRM?

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Key components to realise your business growth !

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Buyer’s Journey Use Case with Dynamics CRM & ClickDimensions

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Use Case: Company SafetyFirst

We represent a company that sells Personal Protection Products. We

deliver a wide range of products (e.g. Head, Body, Foot protection) that

can be used in different professions to prevent injuries and physical

harm.

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SafetyFirst

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Integrated Lead Generation between Marketing & Sales

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Integrated Lead Generation between Marketing & Sales

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CGI’s Value Proposition

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Multiple customer purchase paths

Digital Customer

Channel RESEARCH SHOP BUY PICKUP SERVICE

In-Store

Catalogue

Web

Phone

E-mail

Mob App

Social

1 2 3 4 5

Browse

Search

Compare

Ask

Visit

Info

Reviews

Ref

Order

Check

Confirm

Share

Local POS

Install

Trouble

shooting

Help

Return

The lighter the colour, the less

companies master these

channels

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Complexity can disturb a great customer

experience

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Aligning to the customer experience

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The need to develop customer relationships….

• In a digital world has never been greater

• As can been seen in the previous slide, there are multiple

communication channels for interaction which we can help you with

• Beginning with a CRM database, WCM, Web Analytics, Campaign

Management, Marketing Automation, Social Media Marketing, Nurture

Marketing, Lead Management, Cross sell/up sell campaigns, and

mobile marketing.

• We will help you articulate your roadmap, implement Dynamics CRM

as the foundation, and in support of this we can provide application

and infrastructure management, and Business Process Optimisation

services.

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Final thoughts on the buyer’s journey

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18%

The number of respondents consider ‘adapting the business due to changing customer buying behavior’ as a top priority. (KPMG SiCW Business Leaders Survey)

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Value Proposition: driven by business goals

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• CGI has a solution to collect critical customer insights across

marketing, sales and service. These insights can be used across

today’s multichannel buyers journey to increase your market share.

• These insights can be used across today’s multichannel buyer’s

journey to increase your market share in different

• For detailed information on CGI Belgium’s CRM Value Proposition

please contact us at [email protected]

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A few Dynamics CRM and Mobile references

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Final thoughts

CGI has a privileged partnership with Microsoft, supported by the

executive management of the 2 companies.

We continue to invest efforts and ensure our members have up to date

certifications in CRM to enable us to share our knowledge and expertise

across the Belgium market.

Our clients have come to rely on CGI’s highly accountable operating

structure and commitment to quality work. As a result, we have a

strong track record of turning one-time projects into long-term

relationships.

We believe we are uniquely placed on the Belgium market to support you

in this challenge of the changed buyer’s journey.

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Customer Testimonial

Q-Park

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Closing – Hans Vets

Senior Vice President, CGI Belgium

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CGI’s Digital Customer Experience

• We hope you better understand the need to act now.

• If you would like to speak to our CRM expert please contact

[email protected]

• If you would like more information on the Buyer’s Journey please

contact [email protected]

• If you would like a presentation on the Belgium Market Survey

Results please contact [email protected]

• If you would like further information on CGI Belgium’s Business

Process and IT Services please contact [email protected]

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Our commitment to you We approach every engagement with one

objective in mind: to help clients succeed