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"Access Commerce is an international provider of Multichannel Commerce & Configurator Software that simplify the sale of complex and configurable products and services. "
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Business Agility for Communication Services Providers: A Few Simple Steps are a Great Way to Start

 

Configuration Solutions also known as : Configuration process, Configurator, Configuration Management, Configuration Systems, Configuration Models, CS, desktop configuration, CS software, Solution Configuration dialog box, Configuration Solutions software, connected to Configuration. Supply chain configuration,

Leverage Next Generation of Customer Experience and Configuration Solutions for Real Competitive Advantage

 

Contents

  • Executive Summary
  • Customer Expectations are on the Rise
  • Next Generation Sales Configuration Solutions Can Help
  • Meet the Customer Demand Challenge
  • Benefits of Next Generation Sales Configuration Solutions.
  • A New Generation of Sales Configuration Solutions Emerges
  • Industry Focus: Communications Service Providers .
  • Advanced Configuration Capabilities: A Competitive
  • Differentiator for CSPs
  • Agility Can Be Achieved
  • The Author
  • Notes and References
  • Access Commerce: At the Forefront of the Configuration Revolution .

Executive Summary

In today's business environment, customers have no patience for companies that let their size and complex product lines slow them down. And why should they A company's customers can usually choose from a number of competitors who can meet their needs today rather than tomorrow.

There was a time when the size of an enterprise mattered a lot more. Customers would tolerate less responsiveness in order to have the comfort level of doing business with a large company. But while size is still important and a competitive differentiator, it's no longer enough. In today's environment the new tenet is "Agility Matters."

The challenge for Communication Services Providers (CSPs) and other companies is to leverage their size and complex service offerings in ways that keep pace with the business velocity of their competitors. This can't be done without wringing out of your business process every inefficiency that exists. In addition, products and services must be more tailored to each customer's requirements which also puts a strain on all facets of the organization (i.e., pricing, promotion, supplier management, etc).

For a large enterprise with complex product lines and service offerings, finding a simple approach to managing complexity invariably involves an advanced sales and/or product configuration solution. This is an important component to effectively capture the order, build customer loyalty and meet customer demand every time.

In this whitepaper, we discuss the drivers forcing CSPs to make a concerted effort to become more agile and how improved business agility can help level the playing field for large enterprises competing with more nimble competitors. Agility is the competitive advantage that can improve customer satisfaction and margins, and drive success across all sales channels.

Customer Expectations are on the Rise

Customer expectations in the Communications Services industry are rising with greater speed, with no end in sight. To make an informed purchase decision, your customers are demanding more detailed information about your products and services from your company, channel partners, Web site or fellow customers. To avoid costly customer churn, you have no choice but to deliver precisely what your customers want - when, where and how they want it.

The top customer demands requiring CSPs to become more agile include:

Customers want tailored solutions that fit their exact needs.

Increasingly customers are demanding that the services you offer align perfectly with the services they want. They don't want to pay for services they view as unnecessary or accept a service lacking in something they view as important. CSPs, therefore, need to deliver solutions based on the exact demands of individual customers. These expectations present a major challenge for CSPs that lack the capability to engage in a dialog with customers to learn precisely what they want. It's also a problem for companies that cannot cost-effectively personalize their offerings to meet individual customer requirements.

Customers want the latest and greatest.

Fast time-to-market for new products and services is critical. For CSPs, this means reacting faster to nuances in demand as well as to moves by your competitors. It requires being more proactive and innovative in developing new products and services so you can stay ahead of the curve on your customers' expectations and your competitors' strategy. At a minimum, improving time-to market provides you with the ability to respond quickly to new promotions of competitors.

Customers want their order right the first time.

Getting orders right the first time requires efficient and accurate communications within your sales staff and orchestration across your enterprise at large. A key part of meeting this demand involves making it easy for your distributed teams to get information on your products and services. The more tailored and customized your products and services, the harder it becomes to ensure information accuracy and sharing across business functions throughout the organization. When your employees or business partners base their decisions and communications with customers on inaccurate, incomplete or outdated data, they run the risk of missing up-sell and cross-sell opportunities or worse - failing to deliver on customer wants and needs.

Customers want a consistent experience across every touch point.

Customers should be able to obtain the same products, prices and services from your company regardless of the sales channel selected. CSPs can avoid unintentional variability in the customer experience across channels by ensuring that all sales channels, both internal and external, as well as all distribution partners have ready access to the same timely and accurate information, wherever and whenever they need it. It's important for them, and for your customers, to feel confident that the same information they access on yourwebsite at 3:00 a.m. is the same information they will get from a customer service rep on the phone at 3:00 p.m. This kind of real-time, accurate information flow is at the very core of an agile, integrated marketing strategy. .

Next Generation Sales Configuration Solutions Can Help Meet the Customer Demand Challenge

High customer expectations don't have to be a threat to your business success. In fact, with today's advanced configuration technology, there are myriad ways for CSP enterprises to turn high customer expectations into opportunities to outperform competitors. With a next-generation system in place, even the largest company with the most complex offerings can operate with the speed and agility usually found only in small companies.

Of course, it's key to offer the right products at the right price. But it's equally critical to offer customers efficiency, responsiveness and ease of doing business in the selection and purchasing process. Making a favorable impression on an existing customer or prospect during the sales process increases your chances of making the sale this time and in the future. And, that's where next-generation configuration solutions can help.

Today's next-generation configuration solutions differ from traditional client/server and distributed computing solutions in that they leverage the power of SOA (Service Oriented Architecture), a Web-enabled infrastructure that allows different business process applications to interoperate and exchange data easily and seamlessly. SOA configuration solutions can help CSPs better address customer expectations and become more agile by optimizing their product development, sales and order processes. (See sidebar on page 7 for a technical overview of a next-generation configuration solution.)

By leveraging the latest in configuration solutions, CSPs of all sizes can engage their customers in a meaningful dialog to personalize the sales process and gain better insights into what service offerings are right for them. This dialog can help companies raise the sophistication of their sales process from selling products with standard features and options to selling solutions that are based on each customer's specific needs.

Benefits of Next Generation Sales Configuration Solutions

Some of the distinct business benefits that accrue from improving sales configuration include:

Better customer relationships.

Adding or improving your sales configuration capabilities will provide you with a more complete and accurate view of individual customer requests, which, in turn will enable you to gain greater insight into aggregate selections of customers and allow your company to tailor more effective marketing messages targeted to various customer subsets. Typically, this level of 'personalized' selling leads to higher rates of order accuracy, more responsive customer service and higher customer satisfaction.

More efficient sales and order processes.

Creating a single sales configuration platform for your organization will improve the efficiency of your overall sales and order process, and increase the speed with which you respond to customer opportunities. As a result, you will be able to support a greater number of customers and customer requirements. Gartner Research aptly summarizes this benefit in its "MarketScope for Sales Configuration, 3Q07: Sales configurators reduce complexity and improve productivity by helping salespeople or customers in a self-service environment match customer needs to unique products and service offerings."1

Shorter time to market.

Many businesses still use manual processes, spreadsheets or antiquated legacy systems to manage their product development and launch process. Such systems usually require significant IT resources or highly skilled experts to create service/pricing models. These hand-offs and intermediaries typically create significant delays and bottlenecks. Additional delays can result from the need to educate and train sales reps and other channel partners on the new products. Next-generation sales configuration solutions can help companies avoid these problems by providing training tools and templates such as sales scripts, technical data sheets, FAQs and the like. Having customizable templates for a variety of service components also enables re-use of these components as building blocks for future product launches.

Improved product development.

Leveraging information from the sales process to guide the development of new products and services is a critical goal of any customer-driven enterprise. Advanced sales configuration solutions can facilitate this process by sharing customer demand information with a company's product lifecycle management (PLM) solution. With the sales process and product development process directly linked, it becomes much easier to adapt your existing product or service offerings with new capabilities and then launch new products or re-launch existing products with enhanced capabilities. For example, a wireless service provider leveraging sales configuration in their PLM process will be better able to ascertain emerging customer demands and follow up with a quick deployment of a new offering. Having a next-generation sales configuration solution in place, can also help the CSP improve the quality of its current offerings and determine how and when to increase the number of product offerings to keep pace with marketplace demand.

More successful product launches.

Leveraging a next-generation configuration solution can help CSPs gain better visibility into when a product can be available to the market. It can also ensure that the new product is truly aligned with customer demand, thus improving the effectiveness of marketing campaigns, the success of the product launch and subsequent return on the marketing spend. And, with all sales channels using the same script in their dialog with customers, organizations can be sure that the new product's features and options are properly presented.

Greater channel flexibility and control.

Because they are Web-enabled, next-generation sales configuration solutions provide CSPs with greater control over which products and services are sold through each channel and greater flexibility in monitoring and coordinating channel activities to ensure that branding and product information look-and-feel are being properly maintained by all partners. In addition, since all marketing materials can be quickly and easily updated and disseminated instantaneously across channels, CSPs can gain greater control over keeping pricing and content absolutely current.

Improved overall business results.

The bottom line is that leveraging the latest in sales configuration solutions can  lead to higher revenue, increased quote-to-order win rates, lower costs, higher margins, better customer satisfaction and a reputation as a company that is both highly innovative and easy to do business with.

A New Generation of Sales Configuration Solutions Emerges

A technology-driven wave of modernization has made possible a new generation of configuration solutions that make it much faster and easier to create and manage service offerings. These solutions leverage service-oriented architecture (SOA) and rich Internet application concepts to help companies increase their business agility and more efficiently manage their ongoing operations. Next generation configuration solutions are superior to earlier solutions in the following ways:

Web based platform supports enhanced communications with customers.

Rich Internet applications have ushered in a different type of conversation between companies and their customers. Next-generation configuration solutions use a web development technique known as AJAX (asynchronous JavaScript and XML) to support a more interactive customer experience so more personalized products and services can be offered. AJAX eliminates the need to refresh the entire web page for every click, providing greater speed, functionality and interactivity for the user. Web-based solutions can better support multiple languages, multiple currencies, and multiple brands to make it easier for companies to internationalize their offerings.

Easier to integrate with other enterprise systems.

Virtually all companies have existing application and technology architectures into which any solution must integrate. Next-generation configuration solutions are built using a service-oriented architecture that simplifies interconnection to existing IT assets, promotes re-use, and helps businesses respond more quickly and cost-effectively to changing market conditions.

Provide greater performance and scalability.

While the first configurators were primarily back-office tools used by engineering and order entry clerks, next-generation configuration solutions need to offer significantly greater levels of performance and scalability to drive revenues and support sustainable growth. Corresponding to the rise of CRM and advanced Internet technology, configurators have evolved today to become front-office tools used by sales channels to create configured quotes and proposals, and support personalized selling and ordering processes for larger user populations and higher transaction volumes. Configuration solutions are also used by organizations to foster B2B and B2C collaboration to speed up and streamline business process workflow to better meet customer expectations.

Technology Evolution is the Cornerstone Enabling New Customer Centric Sales Configuration Applications

Sales configuration modeling tools have evolved significantly in the past decade. Early configurators required programmers or developers to create models by writing code and rules that could be interpreted by the configuration engine. IT involvement was imperative, which reduced a company's agility and increased costs by moving processes further away from the customer. Companies believed the development costs and loss of agility would be acceptable tradeoffs once the configurator was put into production. This was not always the case, however, and the delays frequently had a negative impact on customer responsiveness and service.

In the late 90s, Access Commerce was one of the first companies to introduce object-oriented modeling, using a GUI interface that aimed to move modeling from IT to business users to reduce costs and improve agility. While this was an important innovation, modeling remained primarily a back-office activity revolving around a toolset used by a few product experts in the company. Shortly thereafter, application architecture shifted from GUI clients to browser-based interfaces accessible over the Web. This provided users with a new way to access modeling tools, but was really nothing more than a new UI on top of the same back-office modeling technology

Reduced support requirements.

Next-generation configuration solutions make it possible to reduce spending on IT resources and maintenance, freeing up funds for strategic investments that can drive revenue and margins. Most companies spend too much maintaining legacy systems and not enough on innovative technology that can help them differentiate and grow the business. In fact, Gartner estimates that companies spend 80% of budgets on maintenance and only 20% on innovation. As part of an IT modernization strategy, sales configuration solutions can replace multiple sales catalogs with a single repository that can be integrated into the existing infrastructure and updated simply and quickly, as required. Savings realized by dramatically reducing IT support costs can instead be used to increase investments in innovation to drive growth.

Industry Focus: Communications Service Providers

Improved sales and service configuration capabilities can play an important role in helping communications service providers address the disruptive changes underway in their industry. Telecommunications companies, cable providers and satellite companies have been on the front lines of transformational change for more than a decade. And all indications are that these companies will continue to face enormous challenges as the industry continues the rapid transformation brought about by the following major business, technology and regulatory trends:

Convergence is really happening.

Convergence as a major industry trend first emerged in the 1990s, but at the time it was more a statement about the future than the present. But today convergence is really happening thanks, in large part, to steady advances in technology and evolving consumer and business expectations. The boundaries between fixed line, wireless, cable and satellite are being blurred with companies competing across segments to serve the comprehensive needs of customers. Individual companies are increasingly offering double and triple plays of voice, video and data to serve the telephony, TV and Internet access needs of consumers and businesses. The environment is one of constant change as companies cope with a short shelf life for their latest bundle of services.

New technologies continue to emerge and disrupt the marketplace.

Unified communications of Internet, voice, data and communication facilities continue to evolve at lightning speed. As a result, the big players in the CSP marketplace such as Verizon, AT&T, Comcast and others around the globe are under pressure to deliver solutions built with groundbreaking technology

New competitors continue to emerge, causing even more disruption.

The pace of mergers and acquisitions among CSPs has been strong for many years and that pace is likely to continue. In addition to changes in formal corporate structure, the competitive landscape for communications companies is impacted by constantly changing and less formal content and service partnerships. And, of course, new companies with new offerings or technologies emerge on a regular basis to further throw the established companies off balance.

Shifting regulatory environment.

As with the competitive landscape, the regulatory landscape is undergoing constant change. Governments are being pressured to mandate Net Neutrality to establish broadband networks that can accommodate all kinds of equipment, all modes of communications, and all types of content, sites and platforms. In addition, the debate over the regulatory approach to competitive access to the last mile of fixed line service continues.

These trends add up to a tough environment for communications services providers. In response, they must find ways to stand out from the competition with more innovative and differentiated products and services that are first-to market. The ability to excel in multi-channel sales also can make the difference between success and failure.

Advanced Configuration Capabilities: A Competitive Differentiator for CSPs

Advanced sales and services configuration solutions can help CSPs increase revenue despite the turbulent competitive, technology and regulatory environment. Even though most communications service providers have an impressive line-up of technologies at their disposal, the real key to their long-term success is finding faster, more cost-effective and creative ways to transform these technologies into viable offerings. Next-generation configuration capabilities can help CSPs meet these challenges in several key areas.

Get to market faster.

Next-generation sales and service configuration capabilities will help simplify and expedite go-to-market processes so you can respond to the competition faster with new offerings. For example, when the first bundle of fixed line, wireless and Internet services appeared in the market place, a wide array of plans with similar features were introduced by competitors at an accelerated pace. Leveraging sales configuration information to enhance product lifecycle management processes can improve the quality and level of detail of product and service information so it's easier to define and build new offerings.

Improve the effectiveness of multi channel sales.

A next-generation configuration solution will help optimize customer interactions across all touch points, including field sales, retail, the Web and call center to eliminate invalid orders and drive accurate information through to billing and provisioning. Tools help establish a single instance of product and pricing information for all sales channels, and enable companies to leverage configuration capabilities to define products from the perspective of customers and how they order products. Sales configuration also enforces business rules and constraints for more guided selling.

Increase the numbers and types of promotions.

Sales configuration can play a key role in enhancing the quality of a CSP's marketing programs, and can make the marketing spend more predictable in the acquisition of new customers as well as the renewal of existing customers. And, corporate board members, executive leaders and other stakeholders can monitor the acquisition and retention of customers as a key indicator in managing the business. By improving insight into how customers and prospects are responding to your products and services, you can develop and offer more effective up-sell and cross-sell offers. Analytical capabilities can be used to continually improve the quality of offers and the responsiveness of products and services to customers needs. Configuration capabilities also improve your ability to leverage alliances with other companies for more effective joint marketing.

Agility Can Be Achieved

The business challenges facing Communication Services Providers make it imperative for them to maximize their business agility to overcome the obstacles inherent in having a complex line of product and services, and demanding customer set. To meet these challenges, CSPs must enhance their understanding of customer wants and needs, communicate their capabilities to customers, and deliver the exact products that customers want, when they want them. A next-generation configuration solution provides the tools needed to meet and exceed demanding customer requirements.

The Author

This whitepaper has been developed by the experts at Access Commerce, an international provider of Multichannel Commerce and Configurator Software that has been helping companies simplify the sale of complex and configurable products and services for more than 20 years. The company's solutions are designed to help companies in product-based industries and service-based industries like Communications Services to simplify and improve their selling processes.

Notes and References

1. Alvarez, Gene, "MarketScope for Sales Configuration, 3Q07," Gartner Research, Inc., October 29, 2007, page 3.

Access Commerce: At the Forefront of the Configuration Revolution


Our Vision

Access Commerce believes that we are just beginning the next wave of configurator adoption. As a pioneer in configuration technology, we envision advances that will blaze a path to a far broader, multi-channel adoption in which configuration will be a pervasive enabling technology for a broad range of service business processes and applications. To achieve this goal, we saw the need to expand modeling from a back office tool used by a limited number of experts to a broader based application that can be used by casual business users throughout the enterprise and, indeed, throughout the business network or ecosystem, to achieve greater levels of business agility.

Introducing Cameleon edge

With our Cameleonedge, we are proud to introduce an innovation we call process-based modeling, designed to help companies improve the development, deployment and management of service offerings throughout their business. Process-based modeling incorporates predefined best practices workflow processes that can be used by everyone that touches services and management processes, both within the company and externally with partners in the business network

For more information about Cameleonedge for Communication Services Providers, please call
1-847-583-7610 or visit www.access-commerce.com

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