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Page 1: Q1 2015 Denver User Group Presentations

Welcome Members! Please get your lunch and network. We’ll begin around 12:00pm.

Denver User Group @sfdcdenver [email protected] www.sfdcdenver.com

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Lightening Developer Week

Wednesday March 11 6-8pm

Girly Geeks will meet at the Starbucks next door at 4pm prior to the event.

www.SFDCDenver.com

Important Dates & Events

Announcements

11 MARCH

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Salesforce & Friends Bike MS

June 27-28, 2015

www.SFDCDenver.com

Important Dates & Events

Announcements

27 JUNE

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Salesforce & Friends Bike Colorado Team – June 27 &28 A challenge for cyclists of every level so much more than just a ride. The camaraderie, passion, and memories that

come from sharing this experience with our team will stay with us for a lifetime.

• ANYONE Can Join!

• Team Goal: 10-15 team members

• Team Fundraising goal: $10,000

• Planned Team Rides: 2

• Team Partner Sponsors: 2-3

This can be

yours!

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User Adoption Success Stories Denver Salesforce User Group, March 2015

Happy users = Happy data!

Marc Aubin – CEO & Co-Founder

@appbuddy, @marcaubin

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Let’s get to know each other.

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AppBuddy = Makers of GridBuddy

Healthcare

Pharmaceuticals & Life Sciences

Medical Equipment

High Tech

Financial Services

Insurance

Marketing & Advertising

Manufacturing

Telecom

Education & Non Profit

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Agenda

What I’m not going to do

User adoption and Salesforce user experience

2 user adoption success stories with demos

Questions

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What is user adoption?

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User Adoption is an Agreement

Ops will provide & support a reliable, efficient means to

do work

Users will rely on system for business processes

The expectation is that agreements are followed

Agreements can be implicit or explicit

X factor: things are usually chaos

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What about Salesforce?

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Data Entry in Salesforce

* Assumes pressing edit button on list view, editing only 1 field per record, then pressing the save button.

Use Case: Edit a list of Opportunities that have different record types

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Data Entry in Salesforce

* Assumes navigating to an Oppty on list view, clicking the record link, clicking edit, editing 1 field, saving, scrolling to the related list

section, clicking the edit link on a related Product, editing 1 field, saving, then hitting the Oppty tab for the next batch.

Use Case: Edit Opportunities and related Products

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What’s missing?

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User Interface (UI) Essentials

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Spatial Visualization (Mental Manipulation)

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Spatial Visualization (Mental Manipulation)

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Spatial Visualization (Mental Manipulation)

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User Interface (UI) Essentials

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User Interface (UI) Essentials

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Scorecard

List Views

VISIBILITY

Poor

CONTEXT

Poor

ACTIONABILITY

Fair

Reports Fair Fair Poor

Fair Poor Fair Record Detail Pages

Work with the right data See data on 1 page Act on data quickly

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GridBuddy Makes data management easier

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User Adoption Success Stories

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Case 1: NetApp

Publicly traded company with $12B market cap

Sell software and systems to manage and store data

Global sales force of 5,000 reps + 6,000 channel reps

Using Salesforce since 2011

Sales reps wouldn’t update Opportunities

Bad data meant inaccurate forecasts and slowdown in key

processes

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Case 1: Results

Dramatic increase in user adoption within 1 week

Sales reps save 2-4 hours of data entry per month

At least 70,000 hours per year for ~3,000 reps

Key data is accurate & up-to-date

Increased usage to other areas

Key sales & customer satisfaction processes running

smoothly

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Case 1: Takeaways

Establish a beachhead

GridBuddy became viral at NetApp

Now they have a unified UI for any data set problem

Have the field and management look at the same view of

data

“Magic” view that shows top/select records

Makes it clear what you really care about

Cuts confusion on record detail pages

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Case 2: National Healthcare Company

New to Salesforce, getting off old legacy system

Have complex product configurations

Low productivity of entering data one page at a time

Users entering data in spreadsheets instead

Reports not accurate, no one trusts numbers

Management and end-user level adoption issue

Highly competitive industry

Has indirect sales model with partners selling to groups

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Case 2: Results

Made sales processes streamlined and intuitive

600 reps reliably use the process to enter data in

Salesforce

Management now trusts Salesforce reports

Paper-based and manual processes brought into

Salesforce

Salesforce investment recouped

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Case 2: Takeaways

Visibility, context and actionability

Related data on one page

Reduce keystrokes and navigation wherever you can

Think for your users wherever possible

Ensure smooth working with Salesforce features

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User Adoption – Crossing the Chasm

Early system adoption is helped by influence

At some point, adoption must “cross the chasm”

For mainstream adoption, software must:

Deliver productivity improvements over existing ops

Deliver on its promise

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User adoption success stories

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Salesforce in your inbox

Jake Holt

Account Executive

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Integrate your business apps

Reduce cost and complexity, super-charge

collaboration The Problem

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Integrate your business apps

Reduce cost and complexity, super-charge

collaboration The Solution

Bring the power of Salesforce into the

inbox and calendar to increase end-user

engagement, effectiveness and

efficiency.

Benefits

• Increase productivity and adoption of

Salesforce.

• Top and bottom line growth from faster sales

cycles and ticket resolution.

• Greater visibility for marketing, sales and

customer support.

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• Cirrus Insight for Gmail

– Maptek

• Cirrus Insight for Office 365 and Outlook

• Cirrus Analytics

• Cirrus Insight Mobile

• Cirrus Files

Agenda

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• Maptek

– Global Mining Technology Company – www.Maptek.com

• 30+ Years in the Mining Industry, we offer solutions in all aspects of

Mining.

• Offices World Wide – Including: Australia, Europe, Africa, Canada,

US, Mexico, Chile, Peru, & Brazil

– 240 Active SFDC & Gmail Users Globally –

• Mostly Sales and Services Reps

• We sell both our Products and Professional Services

• Our client interactions get logged “100% of the time”

Background

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• Yeah Right!

– In 2012, with no Gmail integration a sample set of users logged around 1,700

activities for.the.year…

• Enter Cirrus Insight

– In 2013, with Cirrus Insight integrated the same users logged over 17,000

activities.

– Admin Dashboard – License allocation, support and user management made

easy.

– Idea Exchange – Easily Identify Inactive Contacts – Completed

- Cirrus Analytics – With Cirrus Analytics I can get a view of user

adoption & engagement quality

- Easy to Install – As easy as 1-2-3

Cirrus Path

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Outlook Video

Cirrus Insight for Outlook/Office 365

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Cirrus Insight Analytics is a free package that provides users,

managers and admins with reports and dashboards showing usage

and adoption of Cirrus Insight.

How it Works:

• Cirrus Analytics enables admins to quickly and easily add “Created

by Cirrus Insight” fields to Salesforce objects. Cirrus Insight marks

these checkboxes when adding new records to Salesforce.

• The package contains instant Reports and Dashboards to track

usage and adoption by sales and support users and teams.

• All reports and dashboards are easily customizable to match the

reporting needs of any organization.

Cirrus Analytics

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Cirrus Analytics

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Cirrus Insight Mobile

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View, share, upload and collaborate in Google Drive from

any Salesforce Object

Cirrus Files

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Cirrus Files

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Salesforce Change Management at

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What is Change Management?

“…a structured approach for ensuring that changes are

thoroughly and smoothly implemented, and that the lasting

benefits of change are achieved. The focus is on the wider

impacts of change, particularly on people and how they, as

individuals and teams, move from the current situation to

the new one.”

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That means less of this…

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ReadyTalk’s Change Management Process

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6 Elements of Change Management

1. Collection Form

2. Workflow & Validation Rules

3. Reports & Dashboard

4. Chatter

5. Chatter Publisher Action

6. Meeting of the Minds

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Find More about our Change Management process at

AdminHero.com!

Creating a Change Management Process Part 1

Creating a Change Management Process Part 2