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Title: Expert Panel on Data Management Track: Large Enterprise


1
Expert Panel on Data Management
Track Large Enterprise Deployments
  • Scott Johnson, salesforce.com, Moderator
  • Ilene LaBarbera, ADP Inc
  • Sandra Brogie, Cognos Inc

2
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Agenda
  • Introduction and the Importance of Data
  • Customer Case Study - ADP
  • Customer Case Study - Cognos
  • Moderator Questions to the Panel
  • Questions and Answers

4
Moderated By
Scott Johnson
Principal Consultant
salesforce.com
Ilene LaBarbera
Director of Sales Automation
Sandra Brogie
VP, Global Sales Operations
5
Importance of Data
  • Bad information takes time from all parts of your
    organization
  • Everyone gets frustrated, you lose valuable by-in
    and adoption
  • Understanding your customer is impossible
  • Analysts rate bad data as one of the top 3
    reasons for CRM failure
  • Lets see how to make it work.

6
Ilene LaBarbera
Director, Sales Automation
7
Company Introduction
  • ADP employer services provides your business with
    leading payroll, benefits, HR and tax solutions.
  • New Expansion into on-Demand market

INDUSTRY Business Software and Services
EMPLOYEES 40,000
GEOGRAPHY Global
USERS 6500
PRODUCT(S) USED SFA, Marketing, Service
Support, AppExchange
8
ADP DATA LANDSCAPE
9
CHALLENGES FROM BIG TO SMALL.
  • National Accounts
  • Volumes Low
  • Corporate Families Important
  • Large Contact Account Ratio
  • Small Business Services
  • Volumes HIGH (9M)
  • Duplicates
  • Get Stale Data Out
  • Get Fresh Data In

10
SOLUTIONSFROM SMALL TO D B
  • National Accounts
  • Quarterly D B Updates
  • One Source AI integration
  • Small Business Services
  • Quarterly Merge, Match
  • Ongoing Purges of Stale Data
  • Weekly Imports of New Businesses
  • SMALL DB external data warehouse

11
Sandra Brogie
VP, Global Sales Operations
12
Company Introduction
  • Leading provider of Business Intelligence
    (Reporting Analysis) Solutions
  • Sales, Pre-sales, selling-side of services,
    business development, FA and marketing users
  • Multi-tier, matrix sales organization
  • October 1, 2005 go-live date
  • Rolled out in 4 waves over 4 months from Onyx
  • Use authentication and DB replication services
  • User Adoption is our key metric of success
  • Phase I Scope
  • Opportunity Management
  • Account and Contact Management
  • Closed-Loop Lead Management

INDUSTRY Software
EMPLOYEES 3,000
GEOGRAPHY Global
USERS 1300
PRODUCT(S) USED SFA MA
13
Accounts
  • Data Population
  • 3rd Party Data Provider DB
  • Oracle Worldbase linkage record
  • DB credit ratings, Kanji names, etc.
  • Target Market Universe Definition
  • HQ and Single Locations whose annual revenues
    gt100M
  • Plus all active customer partner sites
  • Salesforce AppExchange Data Loader tool
  • Account ownership reviewed by sales management
    (Geo, Area, Region)
  • Salesforce sales user can create a new account
  • Triggers alert as a newly created account which
    needs data population by their Data Steward
  • Transparency with global read sharing rule
  • Data Maintenance
  • Quarterly refresh from DB
  • Creation of central Data Steward team
  • Validation of account ownership
  • Create -gt Approved Cycle
  • Single-point for Salesforce data issues
  • Accountability for data quality
  • Automated Data Console tool to handle on-going
    data transformations
  • Parent hierarchy, Regional G3500 flags, Account
    Types and Customer s
  • Use of AppExchange CRM Fusions DemandTools
  • Identification of missing parent accounts dupes
    based on Duns to fuzzy search on address

14
Over 350K accounts in Salesforce
15
Opportunities
  • Data Migration
  • Onyx CRM conversion
  • 100 migration of active opportunities
  • Salesforce AppExchange Data Loader
  • Consistent, global sales methodology
  • Sales cycle stage, probability of close
    forecast category
  • Opportunity Naming Convention
  • Acct Name_Project_Product
  • Go-live Training included
  • 2 hours of opportunity validation completion of
    missing opportunities
  • Sox compliance signoff form by every opportunity
    owner
  • Data Maintenance
  • Compliance Reports
  • List of opps with a past close date
  • List of opps where opp owner not equal to account
    owner
  • Application Support Manager handles attrition of
    account and opportunity owners
  • Accts opps move to Regional Sales Managers for
    re-assignment
  • Merge accounts handle related lists
  • Data Steward reviews Opp Names
  • Closed Opportunity Detail Reviews
  • Regional sales administrators verify amount and
    close date in Salesforce with FA. Phase II
    plans to feed Oracle Financials data into
    Salesforce.

16
Contacts
  • Data Migration Population
  • Migration
  • Any contact of a customer/partner
  • Any prospect contact who had activity with us in
    the last 24 mos
  • Required Direct Phone or Email
  • Used DB match services to tie contact to account
  • Salesforce AppExchange Data Loader
  • Population
  • Provided Excel import templates for mass uploads
    by Data Stewards after verification of account
    details with DB
  • MS-Outlook Integration for contact
    synchronization
  • Data Maintenance
  • MS-Outlook Integration introduces dupes
  • Use of AppExchange CRM Fusions DemandTools
  • On-going data maintenance, cleansing
    verification
  • Postal code address verification for US Canada
    contacts
  • Mass update of Contact ownership as fiscal year
    turns over
  • For attrition, contact ownership follows account
    ownership

17
Extending the Value of Salesforce for
  • NEXUS Customer Data Warehouse Solution
  • Cognos DecisionStream ETL Tool
  • Salesforces DB Replication Services
  • Oracle Database
  • Cognos EBI Reporting Analysis Solution
  • Shared security model with Salesforce
  • Expands information usage beyond Salesforce users
  • Allows for more complex reporting analysis with
    other transactional data sources (Oracle
    Financials, PSFT HRIS, and Legacy systems).

18
Resources Beyond the Customer Case Studies
  • http//success.salesforce.com/
  • Search data quality
  • www.appexchange.com
  • Sales ? Data Cleansing
  • The Partner Pavilion and review some
    extraordinary solutions and methodologies

19
QUESTION ANSWER SESSION
Ilene LaBarbera
Director of Sales Automation
Sandra Brogie
VP, Global Sales Operations
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