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MID AMERICA INTERNATIONAL
TRUCKS
2007
"
CREATE DIAMOND PERFORMANCE!"
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ATTRACT
ATTENTION
(Experiences makes working through solutions
fun)
1.
Increasing Productivity
2.
Making Ideas Fit
3.
Observe the Blind Spots
4.
Define and Clarify where we're going
5.
Going through change
6.
Get pumped up and stay focused
7.
Making Big Money
8.
Pokers Make Money Disappear
9.
Self Improvement - Self Investment
10.
Goal Setting - Hitting The Organizational Target
11.
You're The Star
12.
Make a Commitment, Stick Your Neck Out
13.
Be Prepared
14.
Take a Gamble
15.
Break Bad Habits
16.
Change Your Colors
17.
It's All Good News!
TRANSFORMATIONAL CHANGE


1.
CALL ON MORE ACCOUNTS
2.
GET MORE SALES OPPORTUNITIES
Goal:
3.
CLOSE MORE DEALS
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A. EXAMINE CURRENT ACCOUNT PERFORMANCE
IN 2006
(See Excel Charts)
B. ANALYZE THE RESULTS
Not productive enough within the account
Not active enough in Light, Medium, Heavy,
Severe Service Markets
C. DETERMINE THE PROBLEM
Contact system used as an address book
Contact system used as a task scheduler
Contact system is used to keep up with notes.
System does not assist in tracking # of deals in sales funnel, goals within an
account, actions within account, etc.
D.
TACTICS: CREATE A STRATEGY - We need a
system that will allow:
1. Use a collaborative approach to account development with oversight ability
that helps sales staff function at optimum productivity levels by identifying
more potential opportunities, understand what course of action to take, and
convert more leads into satisfied customers.
2. A strategy development within particular account that increases business
intelligence that lead to more RFP's.
3. A means to track the Key Performance Indicator (KPI) tactics and day to
day activity to our organizational objective.
4. Visual scorecard interface to
observe overall deals within the development funnel
and
the sales funnel that helps management evaluate the effectiveness of the sales
channel.
5. Track and measure sales calls and sales call frequency for target
objective and compliance to organizational goals.
E. SELECT THE
RIGHT CRM SYSTEM APPROACH
1. Interview software system vendors
2. Pilot the vendor (s) software for best solution
3. Select the vendor software solution
F. COST OF CRM SYSTEM
1. Microsoft Dynamics 3.0 is part of our license agreement that we've (DCI) have
purchased.
2. Karmak server upgrade is necessary, which we have asked
them for a way around this obstacle.
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G. COMMUNICATE THE SYSTEM
TO SALES STAFF
FEATURES & BENEFITS - Web-based, process oriented, visual
integration, collaborative, account management tool, Microsoft developed,
compliant with IT&EC, short learning curve.
ADVANTAGES & VALUE - Manage accounts better, Manage truck deals better, Get on
more deals, close more deals, make more profit, make more income.
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Now, Do The Work!
MAKE THE SALES CALLS
"Rule
Number 6"
Two prime ministers are sitting in
a room discussing affairs of state. Suddenly a man bursts in, apoplectic
with fury, shouting and stamping and banging his fist on the desk. The
resident prime minister admonishes him: "Peter," he says, "kindly remember
Rule Number 6," whereupon Peter is instantly restored to complete calm,
apologizes, and withdraws. The politicians return to their conversation,
only to be interrupted yet again twenty minutes later by an hysterical
woman gesticulating wildly, her hair flying. Again the intruder is greeted
with the words: "Marie, please remember Rule Number 6." Complete calm
descends once more, and she too withdraws with a bow and an apology. When
the scene is repeated for a third time, the visiting prime minister
addresses his colleague: "My dear friend, I've seen many things in my
life, but never anything as remarkable as this. Would you be willing to
share with me the secret of Rule Number 6?" "Very simple," replies the
resident prime minister. "Rule Number 6 is 'Don't take yourself so damn
seriously.'" "Ah," says his visitor, "that is a fine rule." After a moment
of pondering, he inquires, "And what, may I ask, are the other rules?"
"There aren't any."
