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HOW MUCH DO YOU REALLY KNOW ABOUT CREATING AN EFFECTIVE KCRM ORGANIZATION? CHAPTER: 4

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How much do you really know about creating an effective KCRM Organization?

Chapter: 4 Doing the right things before doing things right2Analyzing the customer mixIdentifying key customers is not difficult in some businesses because the customers are self-evident.In order to determine how best to use sales and customer support resources to implement customer management strategy, there are seven steps in the process3Step 1: Prepare a Pareto analysisThe Pareto analysis is complied by listing all customers in decreasing order of sales and plotting the cumulative sales related to the number of customers.4Pareto

If all the customers were in same size then the straight line would occur The steeper the ascent of the actual line, the greater will be the concentration of sales

5Step2: Project future sales for top customersTake top customers and try to make an individual projection of yearly sales for each customers for the next three years

Then calculate the percentage of total company sales contributed by each individual customer, both currently and end of the year 3 forecast.6Step 3:Project future sales for development customersList any additional customers or potential customers that have been identified as target development customers, both currently and at the end of year 3 projection.Make an individual projection of yearly sales for each customer over the next three years and calculate the percentage of total sales contributed by development customers7Step4:Project future sales for development customersGeneral business customers should be divided in to two categories:Customers who have existing or potential business which can justify direct sales callsCustomers where there is not enough business to justify individual sales calls but where collectively there is enough business to warrant other forms of sales coverage. 8Step 5:Estimate resource requirementResource requirement will be quantified in terms of: Minimum number of sales calls needed to achieve forecast level of business.Minimum number of technical support calls needed for projected levels of businessMinimum number of deliveries needed for projected levels of business

9The Standard CallIn assessing sales call workloads, it may be useful to think in terms of a Standard Call of average time duration.Depending on type of Business, this workload analysis may be extended to technical support calls.The workload analysis should be extended on the basis of the sensitivity of distributions (size, distance, no. of unit, no. of delivery etc.)10Step 6: Calculate total sales workload resource available and check against requirements:Equation:Total Sales Workload = No. Of Working Days X No. Of Sales People X No. Of Standard Call/ DayHaving calculated the sales call resource workload required in step 5 we now have four figures to juggles with the following:Key customer workload resource needs (KCR).Development customer extra workload resource need (DCR).General business resource needs (GBR).Available resource workload (AR).

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12Step 7: allocating the recoursesIn evaluating the appropriateness of the Organization,Four factors should be considered13PLANNING FOR INTERNAL RESOURCSFIXEDActivities that require fixed amount of time irrespective of the number of customers, order or salespeople.Example: Reports , Departmental meetings. VARIABLEworkload is directly related to the size of customers, order, or salespeople.14INTERNAL RESOURCE CALCULATION CHECKLIST15Cautions about telecommunicationsCustomers perception of a supplier is based on their experience with telecommunications. For this reason: Don't be afraid to over-staff your reception facility.No incoming call should exceed four rings before being answered.16How can improve sales forecast Repeat end-users Sales to distributors Contract or capital goods sales17Repeat end-users Tabulate past figures of customer total usage Tabulate past sales figures Calculate share of the customers business Estimate changes in the customers future business Estimate changes share of the customers total business Translate estimates into numerical forecast Consult with and check out forecasts and mutual expectation18Sales to distributors Final user market Final user share19Contract or capital good sales Divide the year into four quarters. Estimate the likely sales value. Estimate the probability of getting the contract. Estimate the probability of securing the contract. Calculate the forecast value per quarter20A method for forecasting contract salesEstimatedValue tk (000) ContactProbabilityTiming Probability

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4Tk 000 value

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4Contact A20075%20%60%20%--309030--Contact B20020%50%50%----2020----Contact C40050%--10%50%40%--2010080Forecast per quarterTk 000501301308021How do customer teams work?Team members and their responsibilities:Regional sales if the customer has widespread geographical locations or international operations.Customer service if there are specific service complications and emergencies with major implications for the customers operations.22Team members and their responsibilitiesTechnical if there are possibilities of special product application.Training if there is a significant education element to ensure the customer gets the full benefit of your products.Product experts if there are highly specialized product involved.23Team members and their responsibilitiesInternal sales if there is a high incidence of direct customer-supplier communication by telephone and fax.Distributions if the schedule of deliveries is complicated and exceptional degrees of flexibility and responds are paramount.24Team members and their responsibilitiesAdvertising if creative merchandizing and promotion are major aspects of the customer relationship.Production if product availability, inventory or fluctuations in demand are sensitive areas of the customer relationship.25Team members and their responsibilitiesFinance if there are significant financial implications in negotiation, such as leasing, capital investment or taxation.Senior management if high-level company politics are significant relationship factor 2626