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DRAFTAgenda
Sales - Journey, Changes
Sales - Pre and Post (Growth, Positioning)
Sales - Changing Personas, Customer Experience
Sales - Impact on Innovation, MSA
Sales - Growth Risk
Sales - Services & Growth Interlock
Sales - Relationship Matter (Pre/Post)
Sales - How to Commercial Insight, Competitive Advantage
Sales - Approach & Taking Control
Sales - More to Come
Summary
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Growth Risk
Large
HardAbilityToExecuteEasy
Quick
Wins
Dumb Idea or
Mandatory
Small Size of Opportunity
Cash
Cow
Playing
with
Fire
Pre World
• In order to grow with sustainability large deals with less complexity
must be identified.
• Simultaneously quick wins needs to be identified to ensure revenue is
tickling in and morale of sales an delivery teams is upbeat.
• Sales Catalog Mapping must identify Quick Wins and Bigger deals
which will mature in 12-18 mths and act as a cash cow.
Post World
• ?
Source: Gartner, Sales Academy, BCG, EY, Mckinsey
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Customer Experience
19%
Company and
Brand Impact
53%
% of Contribution to Customer Loyalty
19%
Product and
Service Delivery
9%
Value to
Price
Purchase
Experience
Purchase Experience
• Offers Unique and valuable perspective on the market
• Navigate alternatives, Avoid potential Land Mines
• Educates me on new issues and outcomes
• Supplier is easy to buy from
• Supplier has widespread support across my organisation
Source: HBR, The Challenger Sales Model
In a Digitally Connected World where
Information is readily available on all aspects
of a sales cycle (proposed solution or an
initiative), it is the Purchase Experience of
Stakeholders that drives the successful outcome.
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Relationships Matter - ?
Selling is not about relationships – It's not because
relationships no longer matter rather, what the data suggests
is what matters is the nature of the relationships.
• Challengers win by pushing customers to think
differently, using insight to create constructive tension
in the sale. Relationship Builders, on the other hand,
focus on relieving tension by giving in to the customer's
every demand. Where Challengers push customers
outside their comfort zone, Relationship Builders are
focused on being accepted into it. They focus on
building strong personal relationships across the
customer organization, being likable and generous with
their time. The Relationship Builder adopts a service
mentality. While the Challenger is focused on customer
value, the Relationship Builder is more concerned with
convenience.
• At the end of the day, a conversation with a
Relationship Builder is probably professional, even
enjoyable, but it isn't as effective because it doesn't
ultimately help customers make progress against their
goals.
• This finding — that Challengers win and Relationship
Builders lose — is one that sales leaders often find
deeply troubling
Source: HBR, The Challenger Sales Model
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DRAFTImpact on MSA
Sales
• Pre and Post World - Under IT aaS
• 30% of existing categories are not required
• 60% is greatly simplified
• only 10% is retained
MSA
4. Assets &
3rd Party
Contracts
2. Services
1. Guiding
Principles
A. Reln.
Integration
8. Rep. &
Warranties
7. Record
Keeping &
Audit
6. Fees &
Payment
Terms
C. Indep.
Advisor.
B. Strategic
Obj.
5. Retained
Authority
D. Comm.
Plan
F. Demand
Mgmt.
12.
Propr.
Rights
11. Limit.
of
Liabilities
10.
Disentangl
ement
H. Key
Personnel
G. Human
CapMgmt.
9. Term
&
Terminat.
I. Contract
Mgmt.
K. Exit
Plan
16.
Insurance
15.
Indemnific
ation
14. Legal
Compl.
M.
Measure.
Chart
L. Innov.
Plan
13.
Security &
Confed.
N. Sow,
SLA, Price,
OLA
P. Equip.19.Misc.
18. Use of
Sub
Contractor
17. Dispute
Resolution
ATT.
E. Trans. &
Transf.
J. Process
Ownership
O. Risk
Framewk.
22.
Accept.
21.
Licensing
20.
Definitions
3.
Personnel
RetainedLegend Not in aaS Contract
Greatly Simplified
Dictated
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DRAFTThank you
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