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Find out why leading consumer products companies have realized that mobile today means much more than bar-code scanners. Learn how enterprise mobility can transform the entire ecosystem by streamlining complex networks, reducing costs, and speeding up time to market. Watch the replay here: www.sapvirtualevents.com/sapphirenow/sessiondetails.aspx?sid=3641&source=SAPMobileSocialMedia
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Go Beyond Bar Codes with Mobile Solutions
for Consumer Products Companies Michael Haynes, Mobility COE, SAP
Venkatraman G, Industry Principal, Infosys Limited
Judy D’Onofrio, IS BU Lead for Foodservice, Kraft Foods Group
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Key trends shaping the consumer products industry
Rapid globalization via emerging markets
Evolving retail formats that further increase channel complexity
Compliance and product safety requirements
Speed to market with innovative, tailored solutions
Social and
technological
Consumerization of IT
Machine-to-machine communication
Social networking as primary communication
Market
conditions
Economic and
political
Economic paralysis
Rising costs, diminishing resources, and thinning margins
Increasing global regulation
Changing buying behavior
Better-informed consumers and customers
Price and value conscious
Sustainability at no additional cost
Aging populations in developed countries
Growth in emerging economies
Consumer
patterns
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Deliver mobile apps to
customers and consumers to
improve communication and
service and build loyalty
Improve operational efficiencies
by reducing out-of-stocks and
improving the overall experience
Improve decision making by
providing more real-time
information and communication
regardless of fulfillment method
Result Result Result
Improved sales
Improved customer service
Self-service access to key information
Faster response to markets
Improved ordering and shipping
Fewer out-of-stocks
Ability to sell inventory in other physical locations
Improved inventory turns
Improved distribution levels
Consistent merchandising practices
Pricing and promotion compliance
Customers and consumers Retail execution Supply chain
Successful consumer product companies Harness the power of mobile to . . .
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Mobile solutions virtualize business
connect to enterprise data
collaborate with partners
conduct business
Mobile enables you to anytime, anywhere
Analytics
Sales and
marketing
Partner collaboration
Core business
processes
Customer engagement
Customer intimacy
New products and services
Brand loyalty
Social media
Retail execution
Direct store delivery
Field service
Exceeding customer expectations
New product innovation
Warehouse management
Transportation management
Manufacturing
Procurement
Collaboration
Supply chain management
Demand signal management
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. . . accelerate change
Have accurate order management
Optimize product inventory
Respond instantly to changing market, demand, supply conditions
Access real-time performance indicators
Shorten order-to-cash cycle
Manage product pricing and
promotions
Respond faster and
proactively to customers
Improve customer service
Bring new products to market faster
Reduce downtimes
Integrate new suppliers faster
Improve order fulfillment efficiency
Launch campaigns and
promotions faster
Gain full distribution
Resolve customer issues via
effective field service
Manufacturing Supply chain
Distributors
Retailers
Consumers Service
and
support
Sales and
marketing
Management Merchandising
Reduce out-of stocks
Detect product issues faster
Get visibility into real-time data Achieve plan-o-gram compliance
Leverage powerful HR solutions
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. . . and transform the traditional business
Bank
Contract
manufacturer
SAP for
CPG
Supplier
Third-party service provider
Product innovation
Retailers Distribution
Direct and channel sales Consumers
Consumer products
manufacturing
Manual
processes
No direct visibility
to end customer
Silos of
information
Traditional
communications
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. . . into a fully integrated value chain
Entire ecosystem connected in real time and powered by mobile processes
Silos of information
torn down Proactive and
predictive decisions
Customer
intimacy
360-degree view
of ecosystem
Bank
Contract
manufacturer
SAP for
CPG
Supplier
Third-party service provider
Product innovation
Retailers Distribution
Direct and channel sales Consumers
Consumer products
manufacturing
Mobile interactions
Mobile processes
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Enterprise mobility is driving business transformation
Garner a bigger
share of
customer spend
Enhance
organizational
effectiveness
Changes the method of
engagement with
customers, partners,
employees
Changes existing
business processes
with employees, partners
Rewrite
the rules
of the game
Creates new business
models based on
enterprise mobility
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Mobile technology enablers are driving innovative
applications within consumer products industry
Value levers Uses of mobility
Mobile devices
Cloud
Real time
Technology enablers
Instant
transactions
Location-based
actions
Social
collaboration
Contextual
insights
Augmented
reality
Digital briefcase
Growth
Simplicity
Stakeholder engagement
Productivity
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9%
13%
15%
16%
16%
17%
21%
23%
39%
40%
43%
44%
Other
Enterprise document management
Inspections, surveys, or assessments
Enterprise asset management
Enterprise content management
Proof of delivery
Supply chain management
Enterprise collaboration and social…
Field services
Business intelligence reports
Workfl�ows
Sales/CRM
Areas of mobile adoption in business
Dominant
areas
Top mobile apps
SAP Insider Research Global Study 2012
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SAP Retail Execution mobile app
Mobile retail execution provides
sales representatives all the data,
tools, and insight they need to
completely manage their visits to
retail stores.
Anywhere, anytime access to merchandising data
Higher productivity of sales reps
Improved compliance with product placement agreements and
promotions
Business benefits
Retail visit management
Survey completion
Account management
Order and returns handling
Integrated customer relationship management (CRM) calendar
Feature highlights
Developed using SAP Mobile Platform
Technology
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Objectives: To capitalize on their SAP Customer Relationship Management (SAP
CRM) application investment by deploying mobile sales
To reduce reliance on laptops by the field sales forces; improves
productivity by enabling CRM workflows on mobile
To establish a strong mobile platform that is versatile and scalable
Implementation
highlights:
Leveraging and enhancing the latest SAP technology, including the
SAP Mobile Platform and SAP CRM Sales application with integration
to SAP CRM
Implementation by Infosys
Rapid mobile solution implementation – testing and deployment in
three months
– Assumes SAP Mobile Platform infrastructure in place
A strong partnership between Kraft, Infosys, and SAP
Business
value:
Ready access to SAP CRM information and business transactions on
iPad and iPhone (examples: accounts, activities, opportunities, notes)
Increased sales force productivity, resulting in improved sales
Stylish and modern customer presentation
Improved proficiency in the latest mobile infrastructure and technology
Laying foundation for future extension of SAP software functionality to
mobile devices
Kraft Foodservice Building a strong foundation for the mobile sales force
SAP Mobile Sales
application
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Infosys value delivered
Infosys services provided
Single interface for users, user workshops to
present requirements to
product features map
Program management
and consulting on gap
requirement plans
Identifying and carrying out
customizations for SAP BAPIs
Data volume assessments and product scalability
checks
End-to-end testing with enterprise
mobility labs offshore to
reduce testing costs
Device compatibility: iPhone, iPad
The solution
SAP Mobile Platform
Accounts
Activities
Opportunities
Contacts
Notes
Product categories
Feature list
Convenient and better user interface via the mobile handheld
for managing contacts, activities, opportunities, and accounts
by sales representatives, who are always expected to be “on
the go”
Sales representatives able to check the opportunity status,
full customer profiles, and more anytime during their customer
visits
Improvement in productivity and enablement of faster and
more timely recording of sales information
Infosys solution
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User testimonials
Fast and reliable data sync
between SAP CRM and
devices
Intuitive and easy to use
Smooth and instant
integration with SAP CRM
Direct integration with
Google maps and calling
functions
App is a home run and a real time-saver. “
”
Once I started using the CRM sales app, I don’t ever
want to switch back to the old Web-based screens
again.
“
”
I LOVE THIS APP! . . .
Already I can say it is going to be well received by the
field. The speed at which the app works is great.
“
”
Thank you
Contact information:
Michael Haynes
Mobility COE, SAP
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