2. What is superfast business?
• Superfast Business is a European Funded programme of fully
funded business support for SMEs
• Delivered by Peninsula Enterprise, working with the Local
Authorities & Connecting Devon & Somerset broadband rollout
project
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3. Superfast Business Support
• Business advice and specialist support to help growth businesses maximise
the opportunities of Superfast Broadband and associated technologies.
• Benefits for businesses can include:
Competitive advantage through take-up and exploitation of SFBB
Increased productivity
Improve access to new markets and business opportunities
Increase competitive advantage for businesses in rural locations
More flexible and environmentally friendly working practices
Increased opportunity for innovation
Efficiency and timesaving
• Eligibility criteria apply to businesses accessing the service
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6. Next Steps
1.
Register on our website (which incorporates the Knowledge
Hub). www.superfastbusiness.co.uk to unlock access to a range of
resources and materials
2.
Check your eligibility
3.
Let us know what areas of ICT and technology you might be interested
in
Developing an ICT strategy
Developing your ICT network/ infrastructure
Engaging new and existing customers
Collaboration
Client Relationship Management Systems
Flexible working
Moving your business to the Cloud
Business Continuity
4.
Talk to our Client Relationship Co-ordinator to check your eligibility and
arrange an appointment with one of our dedicated Business Advisers
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13. Business with no change?
2012
Physical CDs - ½ million
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Downloads –183m
14. Businesses that have adapted
33% of UK Sales
£2 billion – digital
6% of UK Sales
£2.6 billion
Financial Times
subscriptions :
316k digital vs 286k print
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17% - book
revenues online
22. What is the connected business?
Collates and interprets collated
business data for customer
intelligence and insights
A business that connects discreet
parts of the business that may not
have connected before
A business that makes the
most of technology to
realise full business
potential
23. Business benefits of becoming a connected business?
• Saves time – staff time, management time
• Saves resources – avoids duplication/triplication of data
• Provides a consistent customer journey experience
• Increases staff motivation
• Creates data for intelligence
• Improves communication internally
• Allows true mobilisation of the office and workforce
• Provides resilience against business continuity and disruption
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24. Our 7 tips to becoming a connected business
1. Connect with your
customers where they are 5. Create a self-serving team
2. Know your customers
6. Mobilise your
better
communications
3. Create your website hub
7. Benchmark against the
4. Stop, collaborate and
project manage
best
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26. Connect with your customers where
they are
1. Mobile marketing
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27. • Connect – where your customers are
• Most of the business and consumer population in the UK now
use smartphones,
• 80% of population using the internet (UK)
• 34m using Facebook
• 10m using Twitter – 90% on mobile devices
Social media , Search, Advertising, Reputation, New media
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29. Check-in
Encourage Vouchers..
• Facebook
– Check-in to your business
– Appears in friend’s feeds
• And advertise alongside checkin
– Discounts and deals
• Foursquare
– Check-in
– Vouchers and deals
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32. Connect where your customers are - with video content
…..With video content
• Video – for sales and marketing
• Product descriptions, visualisations
• Expert analysis, talks
• Case studies, testimonials
Becoming significant in Search Results
Pre sales – research
Post sales - support
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33. Creating video content
for customer retention:
Sony Xperia have created a
YouTube channel of all their
support and advice guides.
34. Be more consistent with your
customers
2. Customer Relationship Management
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36. Why use a CRM?
• A CRM can connect every area of business that touches the customer –
– Marketing
– Sales
– After sales support
• And areas which the customer may not see
– Finance
– Accounting integration
CRM moves the company from a product centric focus to a
customer driven focus.
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37. What can a CRM system do?
Collate customer information
• Enquiries received
• Telephone calls made/received
• Meeting notes
• Business cards received
• Leads Generated
• Letters/Emails sent & Received
• Attendees to Seminars
• Website hits
• Project plans
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44. Business benefits of a connected website
• Your website, your castle - Your website communicates volumes
about your brand, your values and the way you do business
• Save time and resources
Integrating with back office functions
– Create self serving clients
–
Your website is the place
•
Control your content
•
Control your reputation and show off your expertise
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45. Brilliant website?
Style and tone
Integration
Engaging, engrossing, reflects
customer
transactional, self serving website
that integrates with key back office
functions
Creates environment for ‘desire to
buy’
Is content driven
Integrates with finance, CRM, enews,
Functionality
Mixed payment methods debit,
credit, PayPal
Self serving for customers anytime
support, automated
Website centralised customer experience platform
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46. Get the basics right - Organic is still the number 1 driver of traffic
to websites in 2012
And Google mobile searches are up 400% in last 12 months
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47. Responsive design
• Does your website
work across platforms?
Is it mobile responsive?
Is it tablet responsive?
23% of web traffic to JL and 25% to LA
sites23% visits to JL website are now
mobile
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49. Stop, collaborate and project
manage
4. Project management & Collaboration systems
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50. Business benefits of project management tools
• Significantly improve communication between staff
• Reduce time – avoids double handing of data
• Provides reporting – project time vs allocated time
• Increase customer and staff interaction and consistency
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54. • Self service systems HR/E-learning
– Utilises technology to manage
Personnel files
Leave requests
Automates time recording
Self service with manager routing
Includes performance management
Utilises online learning, encourages personal development
online
• Uses online recruitment
• Has reporting modules
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•
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•
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57. Business benefits to cloud
• Improved agility – scalable, flexible, future proof
• Better resilience – managed backup, firewalls, Real time
monitoring
• Operational efficiencies – Capex Opex, pay for what
you use, reduce investment in hardware
• Sustainability – reduce energy consumption, over
provisioning
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58. What is cloud?
• Access applications and data on
the internet rather than on your
‘owned’ equipment
• Natural evolution of technologies
& approaches
– virtualisation, automation,
integration, and utility computing
• The revolution is around how IT
resources are managed and
delivered
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59. Staff are already using cloud
Consumers
• 56% of internet users use webmail services
• 34% store personal photos online
• 29% use online applications (Google Docs, Photoshop express)
• 7% Store personal videos online
• 5% pay to store computer files online
• 5% back up hard drive to online site
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60. • You can replace…
–
–
–
–
Software
File storage
Email servers and exchange
Platforms
….With cloud technologies
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61. • Cloud systems
– Provide staff with anytime anywhere access to
•
•
•
•
Files
Software
Emails
Platforms (Cloud)
– Secure backups
– Business continuity management plan
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62.
63. Pick and mix approach…..
podio
http://www.xero.com/uk/add-ons/
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65. 5 things to consider - Cloud
1.
Disregard any supplier that offers 100% uptime – read the
contract, what does uptime cover
2.
Select a supplier that can deliver high service levels –
dedicated support team, round the clock monitoring,
3.
Don’t under estimate the importance of network
infrastructure security – public or private IP Network?
4.
Be clear on how flexible and scalable your solution is –what is
their partner network like?
5.
Check out their data security credentials – is the service
compliant with UK data protection law
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71. Predictive Analytics
• Want to predict who your customers will be?
Predictive analytics can help do that
• Tesco– can predict the exact day customers will
return and the amount they will send within £10 for
around 20% of their customers
• issues100m personalised coupons at checkout. PA
has increased redemption rates x 4 times.
• Mobile phone company – have successfully
predicted mobile subscribers that are 10x more likely
than average to cancel
• HP – PA models generate ‘flight risk’ score for all
employees. Estimates $300m savings
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72. • LA Police
• Review 13 million past crimes to predict current behaviour
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73. A connected business measures success and predicts future
trends
Descriptive (what happened)
Diagnostic (why did it happen)
Predictive (What will happen)
Prescriptive (How can I make it happen)
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74. Features of a connected business
External systems
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Customer
relationship
management
Internal systems
1.
2.
Digital reputation 3.
E-marketing
Project
management
HR systems
Staff productivity
4.
Website ecommerce
Internal
communication
5.
Finance
Knowledge base 6.
Customer
intelligence
Sector specific
processes
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Business eco-system
1.
Collaboration
2.
Benchmarking
3.
Innovation
4.
Competition
5.
Peer support
6.
Recruitment
7.
Sector leadership
76. Next Steps
1.
Register on our website (which incorporates the Knowledge
Hub). www.superfastbusiness.co.uk to unlock access to a range of
resources and materials
2.
Check your eligibility
3.
Let us know what areas of ICT and technology you might be interested
in
Developing an ICT strategy
Developing your ICT network/ infrastructure
Engaging new and existing customers
Collaboration
Client Relationship Management Systems
Flexible working
Moving your business to the Cloud
Business Continuity
4.
Talk to our Client Relationship Co-ordinator to check your eligibility and
arrange an appointment with one of our dedicated Business Advisers
Serco Internal
Superfast businessEuropean funded to give support to businessesThroughout the roll out
How can we ensure business is making the most of super fast.What value can it bringHow can rural businesses keep upThis is what Superfast Business can offerContact Maddi or Chloe for more info
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RegisterCheck AvailabilityThese are some of the things in the programme – if there is anything else you want put it on feedback form
Source Boston Consulting report Oct 2012 UK number one – trade online V GDP is the bestInternet Economy Accounts 12.4% of GDPReasonsRural nature of customerssouth west is the capital of trading on ebayused to mailorder catalogue buying – distance buyingSource Boston Consulting report Oct 2012 https://publicaffairs.linx.net/news/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/bcg_4trillion_opportunity.pdfSource Boston Consulting report Oct 2012 https://publicaffairs.linx.net/news/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/bcg_4trillion_opportunity.pdf
By 2016 IT WILL DOUBLE B-CBy 2016 the G20 internet retail will reach $4.2 trillion in the G-20 economies
Who is using internet well and who isntLooking at the last 3 years of growthPeople who have adopted it well have grown In the UK it’s 12% for high web and 4% for low webSource Boston Consulting The $4.2 Trillion Opportunity March 2012The Internet Economy in the G-20Take this for technology too https://publicaffairs.linx.net/news/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/bcg_4trillion_opportunity.pdfFigures for ‘high-web’ and ‘low-web’ show very clearly the correlation between good use of digital talent and business successIn the UK it’s 12% for high web and 4% for low webSource Boston Consulting The $4.2 Trillion Opportunity March 2012The Internet Economy in the G-20Take this for technology too https://publicaffairs.linx.net/news/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/bcg_4trillion_opportunity.pdfFigures for ‘high-web’ and ‘low-web’ show very clearly the correlation between good use of digital talent and business successIn the UK it’s 12% for high web and 4% for low webSource Boston Consulting The $4.2 Trillion Opportunity March 2012The Internet Economy in the G-20Take this for technology too https://publicaffairs.linx.net/news/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/bcg_4trillion_opportunity.pdfFigures for ‘high-web’ and ‘low-web’ show very clearly the correlation between good use of digital talent and business success
Tesco – 6% of UK Sales (£2.8 bn)Pearson – 33% - £2 bn digital (Penguin books – 17% - book revenues online and Financial Times – subscriptions : 316k digital versus 286k print)
Old daysYou were in control easier to measureCutting out newspaper stories etc
Now called ‘splinternet’Bonus is that its Measureable FragmentedrapidAnd it is Two way
Customers have changedThey have higher expectationsSo are demanding
The children from the digital age and baby boom are not decision makers
A recent survey showed that above payStaff now want to be engaged.
Uses data that is collectsMakes the most of available technologyConnects all parts of the business
This is all about your customers, new, existing, engaged not engaged.
We can connect with our csutomers in lots of ways – but the current most important way is through mobile technology…..
Its now more important then ever to connect with your customers John LewisMobile now accounts for over 40% per cent of traffic to johnlewis.com and traffic is up over 115% year on year78% of fashion sales are on mobile
Aurasma is a radical piece of technology that represents the future of how we use our mobile devices by bringing the physical and virtual worlds together for the first time. Available on smart devices, Aurasma was created out of technology that is capable of recognizing images, symbols and objects in the real world and understanding them. It can then deliver digital content in real time, including videos, animations, audio or webpages
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ld7x1gz4Hzk
Salesforce
Inputs
Inputs
Outputs
Sugar – around £35 a month Capsule £8 per month per user or free for 2 users
Create customer journeyThis is what they allow you to do
It’s time to start thinking about website as more than a brochure, it is where we can connect with many of our services
Superfast business website is linked with sales force
John LewisMobile now accounts for over 40% per cent of traffic to johnlewis.com and Mobile traffic is up over 115% year on year78% of fashion sales are on mobile
2nd part
Allows you to share plans with customers
Podio
Breathe HR
Its flexiblehttp://www.claranet.co.uk/sites/claranet.co.uk/files/Claranet_WP_Business%20case%20for%20cloud%20computing.pdf
What is the cloudSoftware as a Service (SaaS): Salesforce, CRMsPlatform as a Service (PaaS): Arguabley Google or microsoftInfrastructure as a Service (IaaS): Data storage/Servers
This is a case study of a client near Launceston that have created their own cloud cluster – software as a service
Plan P (professional) < 25 users £4.00 pm per user(Exchange, Sharepoint, Lync and web apps)Plan E (Enterprise)> 25 users £6.50 and £15.75(Enhanced collaboration, messaging tools, voicemail and archiving and Office Pro 2010)Plan K (Kiosk) – > 25 users - (web interface only) £2.60*note plan E includes Active Directory Sync to sync/manage user groups, Plan P does not.http://office.microsoft.com/en-GB/products/?WT.mc_id=PS_Google_O365Shared-brand_office%20365_text&WT.srch=1
Think about get out clouseExit plan
Who uses Google analytics
See how effective social media isWhat is their journey