18. Japan forum Brand: what people experience… … must be supported and managed in order to build a distinctive and positive reputation Brand personality & communications Brand positioning Strategy, Vision & values Brand propositions Reward & motivation Bringing the brand alive Actions & behaviours Stakeholder experience
21. OUR BRAND ECOSYSTEM PRINCIPLES Internet Social media Mobile Other elements of the brand ecosystem (and media) Brand
22. DIGITAL RELATIONSHIPS virtual relationships low intensity relationships medium intensity relationships high intensity relationships Increase the depth of relationship with priority audiences through supportive communications and clear journeys
26. HP.COM HP Today Product-focused mindset Integrated solution-based approach Narrow focus on HP.com only Move to digital ecosystem (mobile/social/TV) Deeper relationship with the customer Unrewarding experience Siloed view of opportunity More holistic view , driven by the customer Modest incremental improvements ‘ L eapfrog ’ approach (design & technology) HP Today Future Leverage best practices from world-class examples to leapfrog the competition
27. Search Promotion through search Search results with product image visual cues are dynamically displayed as the user types. HP will have the ability to promote key products fast, and make those key products even easier to find.
31. MOBILE STRATEGY: THREE FOCUS AREAS Open existing HP ecosystems so that current mobile customers have an inbound path and are included in the conversation with outbound activities Enhance HP customers experiences and activate the brand via mobile Create content and services to support a mobile use cases (i.e. retail shopping experience) CREATE A MOBILE PRESENCE CREATE MOBILE-SPECIFIC CONTENT AND SERVICES CREATE BRANDED UTILITY FOR HP
32. HP.COM MOBILE FEATURE INTEGRATION Content syndication, promotion, acquisition MOBILE .COM INTEGRATION Retail platform OOH MOBILE SPECIFIC (.MOBI) MOBILE REACH DEVICE DETECTION Mobile commerce Social mobile extensions (i.e. ratings and reviews) Mobile SEO Store/partner locator Mobile messaging gateway Send info to phone Geo location Mobile couponing Mobile configurator
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35. MDM MINISITE HOME PAGE Broad HP offer (all BUs and CM) Call to action and brand survey HOME PAGE PRINTERS
36. MDM MINISITE CALL TO ACTION AND FRIEND REFERRAL BRAND SURVEY DESKTOPS
44. BUILDING AMBASSADORS Enable ways for HP, and emerging ambassadors to easily communicate, engage and inform others HP ambassadors (customers, retirees, employees) create the foundation Result: social media fuels acceleration to expand the base of HP ambassadors. 2 3 1
45. MATURITY MODEL Setting the Context Understanding the Landscape Create the Relationship Find the Sweet Spot ENGAGE What’s the best method & platform for engagement? LISTEN What’s already being said, where and by who? PLAN What do I want to achieve for HP? HP MARKETING PLAN Measurement ANALYSE What are the insights to leverage?
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We refer to this internally as “Clean Sheet,” implying a completely new way of delivering and maintaining HP.com. It was announced on July 1 last year. Clean Sheet is a partnership among the HP.com team, the IT team and all of the business stakeholders across our company. Clean Sheet has three components – the most visible is the user experience layer … obviously the look of HP.com will change as a result of the Clean Sheet program. These changes are in alignment with HP’s future brand direction and in support of customer needs. Beyond that, the underlying technology components are also changing and we’ll describe that in an upcoming slide. It’s also important to note that the operational model is also changing. The HP.com organization itself has reorganized to operate more efficiently and the new HP.com site will be maintained as a partnership between HP.com team and the web section owners throughout the company. The visuals you’ll see throughout this deck are works in progress, but are intended to provide an idea of the design direction. We’ll cover the user experience strategy and the usability testing that is being conducted throughout the process to validate the designs.
As I mentioned, Clean Sheet is made up of three main components – each equally important. There is the design, the underlying technology and the operating model to maintain and evolve the site as we move forward.
Our approach to HP.com purposefully stretches the envelope – which you saw in the video just now.
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[Last updated: 17 Nov 2009 – added ‘site search’ to the first bullet for FAST on the Tech Stack puzzle slide to make it obvious that FAST is being used for intra-site search.] This presentation is designed to be used in the first session with business owners and stakeholders who are scheduled to start a sprint within the next 30-45 days. At the end of this presentation, participants should understand the overall Clean Sheet program, as well as what they need to do to prepare for the next meeting. Presentation contacts: Todd Gerber and Deb Ermiger