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A

S E A T at the

T A B L E

Marc Miller, CEOSogistics Corporation r

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Discussion

How to earn a “seat at the table” – reserved for those few salespeople who make a strategic

impact

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Why is it critical you gain a “seat?”

1. Change in Buying

2. New Sheriff in town

3. Create Demand w/ Executives

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DCustomer Voice

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Self-Rating?

9.9

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Sustainability

CEO & Corporate Turnover

New Realities: Transparency,

Standardization, Globalization,

and Shortened Lifecycles

Good to Great

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Your Customers

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Eliminate Hidden Costs

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Productivity

Kakuzen Solutions

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Bank Case Study

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Express Courier Service: $14mm

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Know-How

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“Thank you. That $4 million you helped us save allowed us to build 3 new bank branches last year.”

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The Other Half…..

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Crowded Competitive Field

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Differentiate

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Two Wallets

Today

Future

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Today Wallet

Standardization

Predatory Competitors

Transparency

Traditional Discussion

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Today Wallet

Mid-Level

Budget-constrained

Un-winnable Game

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Today

Future Wallet

Different Discussion

Future Goals & Strategies

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Today

Future Wallet

Connect to Strategy

Senior Level –

Risk/Reward Decisions

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How?

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The two questions…

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Mickey, Genentech

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“I help hospitals build centers of excellence …”

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Conversation?

Workflow ProcessesAnalysis

Best Practices Sharing

Feedback Loops

Peer-to-PeerData Extraction

Brainstorming

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“The less I talk about products, the more products I sell.”

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“…part of our team.”

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“She gets it, she gets us”

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What business are you in?

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Strategy dictates spend.

To change spend, change strategy

Rules on Connecting to Strategy

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Red Ocean Strategy

Mature Products

Competitive Markets

Slow Growth

Deteriorating Margins

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Blue Ocean Strategy

Unique Products

New Innovations

New Markets

Premium Margins

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Resource Spend

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Strategy: Customer Money-Making

Non-Mission

Critical

Mission

Critical

Red OceanBlue Ocean

IV

IIIII

I

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Strategy: Customer Money-Making

Outsource

Non-Mission

Critical

OptimizationDeployment

Mission

Critical

Red OceanBlue Ocean

IV

IIIII

IInnovation

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MoneyMaking Strategy

OutsourceNon-Mission

Critical

OptimizationDeployment

Mission

Critical

Red OceanBlue Ocean

IV

IIIII

I

Innovation

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MoneyMaking Strategy

Non-Mission

Critical

Mission

Critical

Red OceanBlue Ocean

IV

IIIII

IInnovation

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MoneyMaking Strategy

Non-Mission

Critical

Deployment

Mission

Critical

Red OceanBlue Ocean

IV

IIIII

IInnovation

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MoneyMaking Strategy

Non-Mission

Critical

OptimizationDeployment

Mission

Critical

Red OceanBlue Ocean

IV

IIIII

IInnovation

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MoneyMaking Strategy

Outsource

Non-Mission

Critical

OptimizationDeployment

Mission

Critical

Red OceanBlue Ocean

IV

IIIII

IInnovation

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Which Quadrants Do You Add Value to?

Outsource

Non-Mission

Critical

OptimizationDeployment

Mission

Critical

Red OceanBlue Ocean

IV

IIIII

IInnovation

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Wednesday, September 23, 2009

Key

To create demand, you must connect to bothred and blue ocean customer strategies.

Why?

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Your Top Customers: Sustainability Strategy?

Outsource

Non-Mission

Critical

OptimizationDeployment

Mission

Critical

Red OceanBlue Ocean

IV

IIIII

IInnovation

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Question

How Learn Customer Strategy?

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Wednesday, September 23, 2009

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F.O.C.A.S.: Execution Discipline

Fact Questions

Objective Questions

Concern Questions

Anchor Questions

Solution Questions

See “A Seat at the Table” book

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Your Customers

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Hidden, Bloated Costs

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Productivity

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Crowded Competitive Field

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Differentiate

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Your Value: Vision & Perspective

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Businesspeople Who Sell

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Remember

All the customer cares about is value!

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