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How to Guide Customers through the Software + Services Decision Making Process PHIL MEYER Software Services – Technology Specialist philme@microsoft.com
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Session Overview
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Market Opportunity Total software revenue forecast for SaaS delivery within the Enterprise software markets, 2007-2012
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Customer View - Drivers Manage budget pressure Balance OPEX vs. CAPEX Get more from what's there today Invest in competitiveness More IT-related spend outside of IT
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Introduction on Clouds Delivered as a Service Delivered as a Service Multi-tenant Multi-tenant Scalable & Elastic Scalable & Elastic Metered by Use Metered by Use Delivered using Internet technologies Delivered using Internet technologies
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Extending tools and platform to cloud Experience across multiple devices Best-in-class SLAs and IT governance Best of both worlds User in control Deployment choices for IT
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SERVERCLOUD TOOLS CLIENT Microsoft’s Portfolio
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Microsoft’s Software plus Services Portfolio
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Build versus Buy Build Buy
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Email Collaboration WEB ERP
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Email Collaboration WEB ERP
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CRM Web Time Sheets Expenses ERP
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Web Time Sheets Expenses ERP CRM Enterprise Reporting
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SCM CRM Collaboration E Commerce
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SCM CRM Collaboration E Commerce
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Which workloads are in demand? TOP WORKLOADS 1.Web Conferencing 2.Collaboration 3.CRM 4.ERP 5.Email TOP DRIVERS 1.Lower upfront cost 2.Eases IT staff workload 3.Less infrastructure to buy / configure / support 4.Lower TCO 5.Increases efficiency CONCERNS 1.Compliance with regulations 2.Trust 3rd party to keep data secure / private 3.Data integrity when handing to 3rd party / control
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What is the Opportunity for Partners? Larger customers prefer higher vendor involvement A significant % prefer to buy from their partner...And significant % of those are prepared to pay more when they do Trusted advice is key when customer make decisions
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What is the Opportunity for Partners? Offer customer choice in representing one integrated platform … Choice leads to hybrid models … Hybrid models equals integration … Business Intelligence (BI)Business Intelligence (BI) Single Sign On (SSO)Single Sign On (SSO) Service Level Agreement MonitoringService Level Agreement Monitoring Single Support LineSingle Support Line
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Case Study
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Are you ready to guide your customers?
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The market is moving $14.7B in 2012 (23.8% CAGR) The market is moving $14.7B in 2012 (23.8% CAGR) Choice is a continuum Opportunity is to guide customers Successful partners are doing this today In Summary
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Go Do
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Q&A philme@microsoft.com
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