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Title: Using Force'com to Build Apps for Your Media Organization


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Using Force.com to Build Apps for Your Media
Organization
Track Industry Focus Media
  • Dianna Nash, Pacific Magazines
  • Michael Iovino, Author Solutions
  • Mark Regan, salesforce.com

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Tomasz Oczapowski Sr. Customer Success Manager
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The Media Industry is Rapidly Evolving
  • Trends in Media
  • Business Challenges
  • Technology Challenges
  • Salesforce for Media
  • Salesforce for Ad Sales
  • Force.com Platform

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Dianna Nash Group Business Operations Manager
Company Logo Here
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All About Pacific Magazines
We are the second largest magazine publisher in
Australia with over 37 titles including marie
claire, InStyle, Who, Mens Health, Womens
Health, Better Homes Gardens, websites and
ambient media
Company Logo Here
  • INDUSTRY Media
  • EMPLOYEES 700
  • GEOGRAPHY Australia New Zealand
  • USERS 180
  • PRODUCT USED Salesforce CRM SFA, Service
    Support, 4 downloaded AppExchange applications,
    internally developed Force.com apps

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Our Journey
  • One Click Booking System
  • Front end of the booking system
  • Reduce duplicate data entry with 100 adoption
    rates
  • Real time data and reporting
  • Production Quoting Automation
  • Track quotes and responses
  • Remove 4 paper forms and 5 emails
  • Eliminate errors and delays

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Old Creative Process
10 phone calls
  • 3 approvals

4 meetings
countless emails
lack of communication
no accountability
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Salesforce Creative Process - Demo
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Manage. Share. Build. What Weve Learned
  • Constantly look around for improvements
  • Dont be afraid to try
  • Experience the flexibility that is on offer
  • Build dedicated team of Salesforce CRM heroes
  • Enjoyed the snowballing success

Advertising
Production
Creative
Competitions
IT Service Desk
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Michael Iovino CIO
Company Logo Here
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All About Author Solutions
  • We are a global company with core brands that
    help authors create, publish, promote and sell
    books.
  • Key Industry Metrics
  • The 1 2 brands in author services/self
    publishing market
  • Over 80,000 published authors since 1997
  • Over 2,000 books per month by the end of the year
  • Nearly 1 out of every 17 new titles in the US in
    2007
  • Our reach extends to authors from 164 countries
  • The most advanced systems and processes of any
    publisher
  • INDUSTRY Book Publishing
  • EMPLOYEES 385
  • GEOGRAPHY Global
  • USERS 189
  • PRODUCT(S) USED Salesforce Platform, including
    CRM, 1 downloaded AppExchange application

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Key Challenges
  • Business Challenges
  • Stability Application outages
  • Metrics Visibility into the business
  • Efficiency Same processes performed on multiple
    systems
  • Flexibility Business desires of speedy change
    and growth
  • Technical Challenges
  • Legacy applications Without vendor/in-house
    knowledge support
  • Integration Dozens of integration points
  • Cost Multiple Data Centers
  • Data Corrupted/incomplete

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The Solution
  • How did we address these challenges?
  • Implemented an SOA
  • Created a publishing ERP solution using
    Salesforce custom development
  • Solution created with business strategy of
    growth, flexibility and acquisition in mind
  • Reduced the application footprint from 25 server
    applications to 5
  • Modified business processes to be best in class
  • Deployment Details
  • 58 custom objects
  • 1,604 custom fields
  • 51 workflow rules
  • 10 Visualforce pages
  • 12 s-controls
  • 38 Apex triggers
  • 60 Apex classes
  • 90 web services
  • 15,522 lines of code
  • 559,916 code length w/o comments

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How is ASI Using the Salesforce Platform
The Salesforce platform is fully integrated into
our Service Oriented Architecture.
Our custom developed platform application is a
true ERP for publishing, our entire business is
run on Salesforce
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Results
  • What were the results?
  • Stability The Salesforce platform provides a
    stable environment for our business and customers
  • Growth The Salesforce Software as a Service
    model foundationally supports ASIs aggressive
    growth strategy
  • Speed to Market Gemini platform provides the
    ability to bring New Business Lines, Imprints,
    Products and Services to market 3X faster than
    the existing in house systems on a single
    platform
  • Reduced IT Cost closed 1 data center, sunset 20
    plus applications

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Additional Business Opportunities
A potential new market is now available as the
result of our platform, ASI as a B2B publisher.
Prior Business Model is B2C
B2B Model for Publishing
-Other Self-Publishing Companies -Traditional
Publishing Companies
)? Target
Customer Author
New Offer
New Business Model Includes B2B
Customer Publisher
  • Total Turn Key
  • Production Outsourcing plus
  • Sales
  • Website
  • Bookstore
  • Shopping Cart
  • Production Outsourcing
  • All Pre Print Production Processing
  • Point Services chose the services ASI provides
  • Cover Design
  • Editing
  • Interior Design
  • ..

Customer Author
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Demo Time
  • Over the next few minutes I will demo to you a
    small subset of our capability including
  • Sales Processes
  • Capturing, Ranking and Assignment of Leads
  • Marketing Processes
  • Creating new products and services
  • Production Processes
  • Interaction with a customer
  • Completing and moving tasks through the
    organization
  • Management views
  • Financial Process
  • Approving a refund

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ASI Cloud Strategy
  • Based on the success we have had with our initial
    role out onto the Salesforce platform our IT
    strategy is to migrate more of our application
    architecture from on premise to cloud computing,
    with our goal to be at 100 by the end of 2009.
  • We have also begun to pilot desktop cloud
    applications as replacements to the traditionally
    locally installed brethren and have found them to
    provide many benefits to our business.

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Manage. Share. Build. Apply what youve learned
  • If you are going to deploy a large and complex
    application, leverage an experienced partner
  • Salesforce.com provides a host of online sites
    with training materials, best practices and user
    forums, invest your time in them
  • Front load your project timelines in regard to
    requirements gathering and documentation
  • Data clean up prior to conversion is critical
  • Dont underestimate the need for testing and
    training

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Mark Regan Platform Architect
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Product Catalog Navigation
Risks
Results
Challenges
  • Sales people confused by available product
    offerings
  • Not able to select right product quickly
  • Time consuming setup by administrators
  • Quick easy product catalog navigation
  • Minimal time to setup by business user
  • Difficult to navigate available products

Sales
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Product Catalog Navigation
Simplified search capabilities
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Questions Answers
Dianna Nash
Group Financial Systems Manager
Michael Iovino
CIO and Director
Mark Regan
Senior Sales Engineer
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