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The Power of Alliance

May 22, 2015

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Presentation given at Canon dealers association meeting accentuating the power of alliance with client and vendor in building higher value for the client while relating to key needs.
Some of these charts are used in training sales reps across the United States after this meeting in developing good alliance contracts.
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Mr. Phil Larson Assistant Vice President / Director, Enterprise Operations

American Fidelity Assurance Group

“Beyond the Purchase”

Continuous Service Improvement and Alliances

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Beyond the Purchase –CSI + Alliances

Phil Larson, Director of Enterprise Operations oversees 24/7 computer services, production change support, and production print services, on demand print services, and office support services. AF-Press is an entrepreneurial company performing commercial graphics communication and printing. AFA is a Fortune 100 Best Place to work.

18 months ago, AFA engaged a new approach to office support to enhance business productivity using a local dealership, BMI, and Canon equipment. Continuous service improvement factored strong in the contract and has produced good benefit to departments. Total cost of operations includes ability to get work done effectively and efficiently not just for the lowest cost.

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Expanding The Pie

Makin’ CopiesData acquire

and usage

Business Presentation Multi Function

Connected

Print

Enabling Business

Green

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Mining Diamonds

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Get into the business of office support

Many organizations make this an equipment and software issue instead of a business support issue.

Think like the business client of the services.

View from their perspective of getting their work done using the equipment and software provided.

Findings: Clientele were struggling with some simple work productivity based on years of assumptions of what equipment could and could not do. A refresh of equipment gave opportunity to increase productivity on standard features no matter the final vendor selected.

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Move at the speed of your organization.

Expand your criteria

Assess the impact of change

Survey using a decision based needs analysis

Learn the frequency of WII-FM for the clients

Findings: Right usage at the right place surfaced as a key issue. Making sure we found cost effective solutions for management that put the output closest to the customer results in containment of hallway flow in the campus.

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Develop relative, repeatable, and addressable metrics.

Stats

Office consultation needed along the path

Cost per person supported

Cost per produced impression

Cost of support services - scan to file, email, fax, color

Findings: Outage per piece of equipment Most vendors like averages. One unit out for two weeks can result in a 98% uptime stat overall. For that department, it is a 0% uptime stat and needs tended as such.

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Sourcing is a craft.

Train

There is a craft to this business. Craft is a combination of science, art, and skill. Get your team adept at all three. Sourcing management studied ahead of the contract.

Use Professional Consultants

To ensure our new agreement had provisions for revision and update along the path and had the right “teeth” in it, we used an external consulting group. Now we have a model that is repeatable.

Findings: Grid of criteria.. It is not all about costs

What are your priorities? How much weight do they hold?

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Criteria Grid – Total Productivity

Criteria

The Company Weight

Years in Business 3

Stability 5

Local Decisions / Responsiveness 4

National support 4

Organizational professionalism 5

Expanded support of our business acumen and knowledge. 4

Business relationships with key partners 4

Future orientation consistent with our strategies (deskside, mfd,

central, commercial, digital ondemand) 4

Strategic changes in the last 18 months 3

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Criteria Grid – Total Productivity

Criteria

The Program Weight

Flexibility 5

Negotiation Willingness 4

Revision methods and future improvements 4

Contract Terms 4

Innovation 5

Expense 5

Interoperability 5

Accessibility 5

Future Cost reduction model 4

Carbon footprint 4

Ease of use 3

Support of business processes 5

Security 5

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Criteria Grid – Total Productivity

Criteria

Service Weight

Response Time 4

MTTR 5

MTBF 5

Self managing 5

Self Escallation Plan 4

Reliability of Resolutions 5

Flexibility of contract 4

Nationwide for branches 5

Defined CPI and ITIL I/P/C/C 4

Lean methodology or Six Sigma 4

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Criteria Grid – Total Productivity

Criteria

Other Weight

Shared risk and accountability 4

Cost per person of solution 4

Projected On-going Costs 4

Ratio of equipment to office colleagues 4

Open architecture 5

Support of corporate output device policy. 4

Support of billing process 5

Environmental 4

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Criteria Grid – Total Productivity

Criteria

Other Weight

Pharos Software Compatibility 5

Deployment / Installation 5

Training / Retraining 5

Volume Management 4

Consumables Management 4

Reporting Capability 4

Equipment Replacements/Relocations 4

Managed Services 5

Quality Control 4

Totals 213

Perfect Weighted Score 1065

Percent of Perfect Score

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RACI - The Productive Arrangement

Roles and Responsibilities

Clearly lined out for us and BMI and others involved.

RACI

Responsible, Accountable, Consulted,Informed – Make sure all the players and stakeholders are considered.

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Post Results –Value Add

Movement into office productivity

Key executive area engaged in document conversions.

Scanning offered in all, enabled where productivity resulted.

Fax integrated in productivity and reduced carbon footprint scenarios

Integrated into company imaging solution

Base costs remained flat

Print available in new areas

Branches networked to new level to get “home office” style access to services.

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Post Results –Value Add

Operational Productivity

Billing customized to flow rapidly for payment and rectification.

Custom reporting of capture of usage and allocation back to departments saves days a month.

Enabled movement of thousands of impressions a month direct to departmental space from central area. Print at point of need with best cost.

Online ordering existed for movement to central already making that efficient.

Identified and allocate costs to administrate

Green support - evidence of matched alliance

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$7mm Story

Applying this in our

on demand and

production and office

areas has resulted in

$$mm for our clients

over a five year

period in added

profits and the birth of

a profitable business.

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Thank You, Vurry Much

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405-523-5085

CSI

RACI

Expand

Alliance

Mine

The CREAM

is the best

part. Go for

it.