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Siebel Enterprise Contact Center Analytics – Script


Slide 1
Hi, my name is Esmond Chia and I am a product manager on the Siebel Business Analytics product team. This
session introduces you to the features and capabilities of Siebel Enterprise Contact Center Analytics. We are
going to introduce the Siebel Business Analytics product line and illustrate the business value it brings when
properly applied to enterprise contact center business challenges
. We will examine the Siebel Enterprise Contact
Center Analytics solution and discuss how it will help deliver better business value. Lastly, we will view a brief
product demonstration.


Slide 2
Before we discuss Siebel Enterprise Contact Center Analytics today, I want to take a minute to introduce Siebel
Business Analytics, a comprehensive suite of advanced business intelligence solutions. Every organization is
made up of interdependent functional areas. Depending on the type of organization, they procure, produce,
market, sell, distribute, and service products and services for their customers. Traditional business intelligence
solutions are typically confined to just one functional area—for example, financial reporting, and as a result they
don’t provide the holistic view across the enterprise value chain. By contrast, Siebel Business Analytics
applications enable organizations to take a holistic view of their business across all functions and deliver timely
insight throughout the enterprise
that enables executives, managers and front-line employees to sense and
respond to business events. All are available as packaged, analytic applications that are harmonized to work
together.


Slide 3
Traditional business intelligence systems are designed for use by a few highly trained “power users” who struggle
to keep up with the information demands of the organization. Siebel Business Analytics applications are designed
to provide rich and timely information to the broadest number of people across the organization. Whether they are
executives, managers, or front-line employees, we enable them to access that information in any way they
choose
— be it through easy-to-use, browser-based dashboards or mobile devices, such as PDAs or cell phones
they get the insight they need, when they need it. Siebel provides a complete analytics solution that delivers
the actionable insight and intelligent interaction that today’s organizations require. The Siebel Business Analytics
offering encompasses a comprehensive set of pre-built analytic applications, as well as a highly scalable
enterprise analytics platform. Siebel Analytics transforms data from across the enterprise into actionable
intelligence for every user
, from executives to managers, front line employees, and partners.


Slide 4
So what are the key drivers for the contact center? Unlike years past where cost cutting from efficiency was the
primary driver, today’s contact centers are being asked to do more with the same budget and the same amount of
people
. Even though budgets are staying flat, call centers are being asked to control overall service costs while
not allowing their service or satisfaction levels to drop. To manage these costs, these call centers are driving
more towards a first call resolution model, or trying new call avoidance techniques where they are providing more
access points in the IVR or Web. Meanwhile, call center managers also have to ensure agent retention via
training and incentives in order to keep turnover down. In the US, on average, it costs $40K to train each agent.
Keeping these agents is an imperative to managing overall service costs. Finally, call centers are being asked to
up-sell more products and increase the number of products presented while they are acting in a service
transaction. Presenting the right offers at the right time in the transaction is imperative to a positive customer
service experience
. The agent must complete the service transaction, but in a way that is positive for the
customer, so the customer is more likely to listen to, and perhaps buy products being presented to him. Very few
call centers have been successful at transforming service agents to sales agents
.


Slide 5
Let me introduce you to the Siebel Enterprise Contact Center Analytics family that addresses these challenges
head-on to provide insight into all elements of the service lifecycle for both service-oriented, sales-oriented, or
mixed contact centers. Each application addresses specific analytical needs of an enterprise contact center.
For example, Siebel Enterprise Contact Center Customer Service includes telephony data mixed with the call
disposition data
and allows a manager to view the operational heartbeat of the contact center from the switch or
routing layer, as well as the business interaction layer, all from within a single cockpit. Siebel Enterprise Contact
Center and Agent Performance provides balanced scorecards for the agents and contact centers that allow
measurement of achievement against targets. It includes access to employee targets, compensation, objectives,
and KPI's. Siebel Enterprise Contact Center Service and Delivery Costs is designed for service organizations that
provide and provision onsite service and service debriefing, including standard activity based costing and
infrastructure cost for providing service (e.g. labor, parts, expenses, telephony, etc).
Lastly Siebel Enterprise Contact Center Sales is designed for sales-oriented or mixed service- and sales- call
centers, to tie inbound call data to the dollars generated in those minutes the agents are on the phone. Marketing
impact on the inbound or outbound call center can be understood through the minutes/dollars/calls generated
from a marketing campaign.


Slide 6
Siebel Enterprise Contact Center Analytics provides an effective way to share the business drivers and progress
against those drivers
all the way to the agent level. Typically, management and executives view analytics as data
mining
or deep analysis. When, in fact, the value of the solution is to provide data intelligence and insight into the
operation on an hourly, daily, or weekly basis. The importance of understanding how one system of data affects
others cannot be over emphasized. If Marketing is releasing campaigns that will increase call volumes and
handle times, call center managers and executives should have insight into the schedules and better understand
the anticipated impact to better plan their business.


Slide 7
In summary, Siebel Enterprise Contact Center Analytics is part of the Siebel Business Analytics family, a suite of
applications that provide complete insight on business activities spanning all enterprise functions and data
sources. The applications provide actionable information to literally tens of thousands of users—spanning
multiple roles and business functions—across your organization. They are also engineered for rapid deployment
and to provide better business value.


Slide 8
Siebel Business Analytics delivers the RIGHT insight, to the RIGHT person, at the RIGHT time. The right insight
means providing the most comprehensive insight that is current, complete, and detailed. The right person means
that whether the user is an executive, manager, or front-line employee such as a Customer Service
Representative, this information provided is pertinent to their role. There is no extraneous information that causes
information overload
. Only what they need to perform their jobs. And finally, right time and place means the most
timely
and up-to-date information is provided to each employee, no matter what their role, to help them make the
best decisions in the context of their job
. For CSRs, when they’re on the phone with a customer, they have the
most up-to-date information on that customer and it’s provided within their customer interaction screen so they
don’t have to switch between applications and waste valuable time.


Slide 9
Siebel Business Analytics is deployed at some of the world’s largest companies, helping them to realize better
business results through intelligent insight. For example, 15 of the Top 25 Largest U.S. Corporations have
Selected Siebel Analytics. Now let’s take a look at a brief demonstration of Siebel Enterprise Contact Center
Analytics.


Slide 10
Thank you for your time today. For more information on Siebel Enterprise Contact Center Analytics, please refer
to the information provided here. Please reference the Siebel Enterprise Contact Center Analytics product
demonstration during your inquiry.

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Siebel Enterprise Sales Analytics Demo – Script


SLIDE 1
Hello, my name is Paul Staelin, and I am the product line manager for the Siebel Enterprise Sales Analytics product line. Thank you for taking the time to view this presentation on one of the most exciting and fastest-growing product families in the Siebel Applications Suite. In this presentation, we will first highlight some of the challenges facing sales organizations today and describe how Siebel Enterprise Sales Analytics provides a complete solution for sales organizations in today’s tough marketplace. We will then demonstrate some key features of the product family and highlight some of its capabilities.


SLIDE 2
Sales organizations today are facing
greater execution challenges and resource constraints than at any other time in recent history and, as a result, several trends have emerged in the marketplace.

  • First, companies are very focused on improving the overall effectiveness of their sales organizations because most sales forces have fewer resources than a few years ago, but the revenue expectations have not been reduced in proportion to headcount.
  • Second, companies are focusing on growing their core businesses by deepening their relationships with existing customers.
  • And third, companies are very focused on setting and meeting appropriate revenue expectations because companies cannot afford revenue “surprises” in today’s market.


In order to accomplish these three goals, companies need to provide their sales organizations with the information and insight required to achieve the business objective. In most companies, this does not mean insight into only the information contained within the CRM system, since CRM is only part of the customer relationship. Instead, it means all the information relevant to
managing customers and revenue results – including information from the ERP, financial, or supply chain applications.

  • First, in order to improve sales effectiveness, companies need to provide role-relevant information to everyone in their sales force so they can improve decision-making at every level of the organization.
  • Second, companies need to provide rich, actionable and holistic insight into customer relationships if they want their sales force to effectively deepen them.
  • Third, companies need to provide insight into both the revenue generation and fulfillment processes if they want their sales force to forecast accurately and effectively.


SLIDE 3


Siebel Enterprise Sales Analytics provides four out-of-the-box analytic applications that can help sales organizations meet these new challenges by providing rich, actionable, industry specific, role-based analytical applications that help sales professionals at every level of the organization achieve their objectives. By enabling each member of the sales organization to make the right decision at the right time to drive the right results, the Siebel Enterprise Sales Analytics application family improves sales effectiveness, empowers sales representatives to deepen customer relationships, and enables accurate forecasting.

  • First, Siebel CRM Sales Analytics provides role-based insight into Siebel’s opportunity, forecast, order, and customer data that helps sales professionals manage performance, customers, and revenue results.
  • Second, Siebel Enterprise Sales Revenue Analytics provides insight into orders and invoices, as well as general ledger Revenue, so the sales force can manage revenue results more tightly based on a rich view of revenue in the order management, invoice, and accounting systems.
  • Third, Siebel Enterprise Sales Revenue & Fulfillment Analytics empowers the sales organization with visibility into the complete order fulfillment process including orders, backlog, invoices, and inventory, as well as the collection process including accounts receivable so customer expectations can be managed more effectively and revenue results can be more tightly managed.
  • Fourth, Siebel Enterprise Sales Revenue & Pipeline Analytics provides a holistic view of the sales process all the way from lead to cash that is based on an integrated view of Siebel’s opportunity and customer data with the back office’s fulfillment, inventory, and collection data. This comprehensive view of the sales process enables sales organizations to optimize their revenue generation and realization processes so results are better and more predictable.


SLIDE 4
Each of Siebel’s Enterprise Sales Analytics applications provides rich, actionable, industry specific, role-based analytical solutions that help sales professionals at every level of theorganization achieve their objectives. By enabling each member of the sales organization to make the right decision at the right time to drive the right results, Sales Analytics improves sales effectiveness, empowers sales representatives to deepen customer relationships, and enables accurate forecasting.


SLIDE 5
Siebel Enterprise Sales Analytics helps front-line sales representatives be more effective in their management of their customer base by providing holistic insight into the company’s relationship with the customer – including insight into the fulfillment of that customer’s orders and their accounts receivable balance. Our product also helps sales representatives cross-sell more effectively by providing insight into the common purchase patterns of the company’s customer base so the reps can more effectively anticipate a customer’s needs and cross-sell more effectively. In short, Siebel Enterprise Sales Analytics helps the front-line sales representatives determine how to manage customer relationships better and how to determine what to sell to which customers.


SLIDE 6
Sales managers also benefit from Sales Analytics as they can quickly get the big picture of their entire sales pipeline or drill in to individual opportunities to see how their team is performing. They can also better identify and focus on the deals that have the best chance of winning or identify obstacles that may threaten a particular deal. In addition, by providing fact based
insight into the performance of their sales representatives, managers can more effectively coach and mentor their subordinates to achieve better results.


SLIDE 7
Siebel Enterprise Sales Analytics provides sales executives access to a high-level view of the performance and effectiveness of the entire sales organization that helps them quickly assess the overall health of their pipeline, customer segments and sales organization. By providing this information in a highly interactive way, Sales Analytics enables these executives drill into the data when needed so they can identify the root causes of issues and then take action to address them – empowering them to improve results.


SLIDE 8
Each of Siebel’s Enterprise Sales Analytics applications provides the actionable insight and intelligent interaction that today’s sales organizations require as part of a complete solution. Each application does this by encompassing a comprehensive set of pre-built analytic applications built on a highly scalable Enterprise Analytics Platform and a robust and scalable Enterprise Data Warehouse. With its comprehensive out-of-the-box solution, Siebel Analytics transforms data from across the enterprise into actionable intelligence for every user, from executives to front line employees, at lower cost and with lower risk than traditional “custom build” approaches.


SLIDE 9
Custom build approaches to meeting the sales organization’s analytical needs typically involve developing a custom data warehouse, a custom analytical model and a custom user interface. As a result, the creation of a successful solution requires the incorporation of several technologies and a deep understanding of complex business requirements. This technological
and business complexity makes the development cycle for a custom built analytical application typically very long – on the order of 2 years – and makes the cost extraordinarily high – typically from $5 million to over $20 million. This complexity also increases the overall risk of the project – as evidenced by the fact that roughly 70% of all data warehouses fail outright or
fail to meet expectations – and mandates that the scope of the project be limited, which limits the value of the project if it is ever successfully concluded.

Finally, this complexity makes future enhancements to the system problematic since the cost of enhancements is so high that change is resisted.

As a result, if you were to map investment and business value over time for a “custom build” analytical solution, you would see a curve like the one depicted.


SLIDE 10
Let’s now contrast the custom build approach with Siebel Enterprise Sales Analytics. First, Siebel Enterprise Sales Analytics are pre-built solutions, so you get to bypass most of the development phase—skipping all the time consumed gathering requirements and developing systems. As a result, Siebel’s Analytic Applications are implemented rapidly—our customers
typically have 90-120 day implementations, so our business users start getting value quicker.


In addition, Siebel Enterprise Sales Analytics delivers better results because we provide richer content from across the organization’s value chain (including financial, HR, supply chain and CRM data) instead of some insight into a few, narrowly defined areas.

Finally, since the Siebel Analytics platform is highly scalable and can support thousands of users, more people can benefit from better business insight—and the business value of the solution is tremendously enhanced.


SLIDE 11
The advantages of Siebel’s out-of-the-box approach to providing analytical applications compared to traditional “custom build approaches” are clear:

  • faster time to value,
  • lower cost,
  • lower risk and
  • better business results

 – resulting in higher ROI.


SLIDE 12
While the faster time to value, lower risk, and lower cost of Siebel’s Enterprise Sales Analytics solutions are critical drivers for success, the majority of the business value and ROI are driven by the primary sources of business benefit:

  • Increased sales effectiveness,
  • deeper customerrelationships and
  • improved forecast accuracy.


Siebel Enterprise Sales Analytics improves sales effectiveness by providing the sales organization the information it needs to make the best decisions possible – regardless of where that information resides, be it in the CRM, ERP, financial or supply chain system.

This improved visibility helps the sales force focus on the right deals, the right customers, and
generating the right results.


Siebel Enterprise Sales Analytics helps sales representatives deepen their relationships with their customers by providing holistic insight into the company’s relationships with its customers regardless of where the information is stored – be it in the CRM, ERP, GL or accounts receivable systems.

This insight helps the sales force more effectively manage the customer relationship and enables the sales representatives to cross-sell more effectively.


In addition, Siebel Enterprise Sales Analytics provides companies insight into both the revenue generation and fulfillment processes so their sales organizations can forecast more accurately based on historical performance benchmarks in both the front- and back-office processes.


SLIDE 13
Because of the compelling value provided by Siebel Enterprise Sales Analytics and other Siebel Business Analytics Applications, leading companies across virtually every industry have chosen Siebel Analytics to meet their business insight needs. Some of the most sophisticated users of analytics technologies in some of the most data-intensive industries have
standardized on Siebel as their analytics platform.
I would now like to show you a brief product demonstration of Siebel Enterprise Sales Analytics.


SLIDE 14
Thank you for your time today. For more information on Siebel Enterprise Sales Analytics, please refer to the information provided here. Please reference the Siebel Enterprise Sales Analytics product demonstration during your inquiry.

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Product Catalog
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Asset Management
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Activity Management
Workflow
Enterprise Integration
Desktop and Mobile
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FEATURES

 
Campaigns
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Email Marketing
Auto Response Email
Advanced Call Scripting
Search Marketing
Leads and Contacts
Lead Management
Contact Management
Workflow Automation
Analytics
Marketing Analytics
Data Quality Management
Dashboards
Product Knowledge
Asset Management
Sales & Marketing Collateral
Document Management

 

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Agent Case Management
.: Case Assignment, Queuing, Routing, & Escalations
.: Agent Console
.: Suggested Solutions
.: Email Management
.: Advanced Call Scripting
.: Service Activity Tracking
.: Knowledge Base
.: Asset Management
Self-Service Case Management
.: Self Service Portal
.: Web-to-Case
.: Automated Email Management
.: Knowledge Base
Escalations & Workflow
.: Case Escalations
Real Time Analytics
.: Performance Dashboard
.: Service Quality Analysis
.: Agent Performance Metrics
.: Customer Issue Analysis
Customization and Integration
.: CTI Integration
AppExchange Directory Extensions
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  3. Stuck in the Middle Without an SOA
  4. Can Self-Service Deliver Better Service?
  5. The 2005 CRM Elite
  6. CRM Without Tradeoffs
  7. Topic Centers. (  Sales automation, Marketing automation, Customer Service/Call Centers, Analytics, Channel Management, Integration, SMB/Mid-market , Enterprise CRM, Industry News, Vertical CRM Solutions )
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  10. Turning Sales Prospects - Through Process - Into Profits. Selling and technology are not mutually exclusive. The implementation of appropriate technology can and will make sales more profitable. By looking to improve sales processes and automating best practice your business will see increased sales revenue. The most effective approach to implementing best practice sales processes begins with understanding what sales processes, sales force automation and automated workflows are, how they work and how they can be successfully implemented.
  11. Team Level Analysis of Sales Force Automation: The Missing Link?This paper presents a literature review of the SFA research to date, and suggests that the organizational and individual levels of analysis be complemented by a team level of analysis, which is currently absent from this body of research. To this end, the author presents a methodology and diagnostic SFA Team Adoption Assessment Survey to establish a benchmark for current SFA usage in sales team environments. Managerial implications, future research and study limitations are discussed.
  12. SFA Case Study: Lead Assignment Automation and Marketing Campaign Tracking.   An electronics manufacturer has 200 sales representatives on four continents supporting distributors, architects, designers, engineers, and retail outlets. These representatives receive leads from magazine reader service cards, trade shows, fulfillment houses, and service bureaus.
  13. User Adoption of CRM Software: A Deft Touch and the Six Principles for Success. The Sales Force defies the evolution of the modern company. While the work process of every other department in the company has been engineered and re-engineered, the work of the sales force often remains invisible and unknown. From Order Entry to Accounts Payable to the Warehouse there is a known, visible and measurable flow of work – a business process. And < these engineered processes have made significant cost reductions and quality improvements for businesses of all sizes and in all market verticals.
  14. How to Find the Right On-Demand Customer Relationship Management (CRM) / Sales Force Automation (SFA) Provider – For the Best Price. On-Demand Customer Relationship Management (CRM) / Sales Force Automation (SFA) services have been around for quite some time now. Originally purported as being a cost-effective solution allowing Small-Medium sized Businesses (SMBs) access to traditionally Enterprise class software, it has grown by leaps and bounds. Yet the price point of entry is still inaccessible to the vast majority of Small-Medium sized Businesses.
  15. Creating Customer Value by Combining the "Right" Data with the "Right" Action. So what is wrong with today's CRM solutions? They’re comprehensive, robust, accept legacy data, and promise a 360-degree view of the customer. But to what end? And at what cost?
  16. Back In Black: Understanding The Financial Impact of CRM . A great deal of discussion is taking place regarding customer relationship management (CRM) system initiatives and their financial viability or ROI. There seems to be widespread confusion about the financial impact of these projects on revenue and operating costs.
  17. Understanding Your Customers. Everyday, more sophisticated modeling techniques continue to enter the world of database marketing analytics. Whether it is decision trees, regression, neural networks, genetic algorithms, link analysis or memory based reasoning, companies are lured by the idea that these tools might give them a competitive edge. So they are spending anywhere from $20,000 to $200,000 for a suite of tools to do just that. Unfortunately, many of these companies have skipped the basic and simple step of really getting to know their customer.
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