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MOBILE REA D INESS MA RK CORONNA | MANAGING DIRECTOR | MARKS & CROWN

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Presentation of a mobile commerce readiness model which helps insure that businesses are truly ready for mobile commerce. This approach maximizes the value of m-commerce investments and initiatives and reduces risks of poor return on technology investments. Combined with a mobile opportunity analysis, it helps drive strategy and results.

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KEY POINTS YOU SHOULD TAKE AWAY…

Your plan must include and align four areas of preparation:

- Business Strategy

- Technology Strategy

- Business Operations

- Technology Operations It’s not all about mobile technology, it’s about

processes, too Think about M-commerce as a transformational

opportunity You can start with a current state readiness assessment

to build support

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IS IT TIME TO GET READY FOR M-COMMERCE?

Gartner’s Hype Cycle

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IT’S ALSO TIME TO PLAN DIFFERENTLY

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THE “READINESS” MODEL

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Business Strategy(plans, priorities, imperatives)

Technology Strategy(plans, priorities, imperatives)

Business Operations(processes, people, platforms)

Technology Operations(processes, people, platforms)

Business Architecture Technology Architecture

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ASSESSING YOUR READINESS

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Technology Readiness

Low Maturity

High Maturity

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BUSINESS DIMENSIONS OF READINESSBusiness Strategy and Plan

Business Imperatives: Customers, Partners, Suppliers, Employees

Industry and Competitive Analysis

M-commerce Education and Awareness

Business Architecture

Pilot Projects and Project Portfolio

Operations Design, Process Reengineering, and Build-out

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TECHNOLOGY DIMENSIONS OF READINESSTechnology Strategy and Plan

Technology Imperatives: Customers, Partners, Suppliers, Employees

M-commerce Education and Awareness

Technology Architecture and M-commerce Infrastructure Integration

Technology Scan and Partner Selection

Project Portfolio and Demonstration Projects

M-commerce App Design and Build-out

M-commerce Solutions Deployment

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A “READINESS” ASSESSMENT

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MOBILE COMMERCE DIAGNOSTIC TOOL

TIME

ENTERPRISE

ADOPTION

Early Adoption Strategy & Planning Design & Development Deployment & Integration

Customer &Partner

Requirements

Customer/PartnerProcessDefinition

Customer/PartnerInfrastructureIntegration

BusinessStrategy &Architecture

TechnologyStrategy &Approach

OperationsDesign &Build-up

MobileInfrastructureIntegration

InfrastructureBuild-up &

Roll-out

MobileRequirements &

Architecture

ServiceSupplierSelection

Mobile Technology Development and Ongoing Commercial Readiness Review

Mobile Process Design and Performance Engineering

Mobile Project Evaluation and Refinement

Mobile-WirelessReadinessAssessment

B1

MobilePilot Projects

B2

MobileTechnologyEducation

B4

P1

P2

O1 O2 O3

R2

TechnologySupplierSelection

R1

MobileSolutions

Portfolio MgmtY1

SolutionDesign &

DevelopmentY2

MobileSolutions

DeploymentY4

G1 G2 G4G3

Industry & Competitive Awareness

B3

SolutionQA

& TestingY3

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WHERE CAN YOU CREATE M-COMMERCE VALUE?

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Enterprise Mobile

Solutions(360o View)

Customers Employees

SuppliersPartners

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YOU MUST PRIORITIZE AREAS OF OPPORTUNITY

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What View Do You Want to Start With?

Inside-OutFocus is on equipping sales/service reps with tools

Goal: Cost Reduction- customer acquisition costs- customer servicing costs

-product/service delivery costs

Outside-InFocus is on equipping customer with access

Goal: Revenue- new solutions, new businesses

- up-selling, cross-selling- location-based promotions

Customers

Enterprise Mobile

Solutions

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ALIGNING PROCESSES AND PLATFORMS

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Remote Order/POS Entry Order/Inventory Inquiries Track Product Components Perform Onsite Support Research New Products or Services Schedule Customer Calls and Routes

Mobile Point of Access: Sales, Service Retail Merchandising Sales Force Automation Product and Promotion Delivery Field Service -Work Order Management,

Asset Tracking, GIS, Fleet Management

Business Strategy: Priorities

Business Operations: Processes

Technology Operations:Applications

Customers

Enterprise Mobile

Solutions

Sales Force Automation (SFA) Field Support Automation Customer Relationship Mgmt (CRM) Dispatch and Scheduling Suppliers

Employees

Partners

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WHATEVER YOUR STRATEGY, YOU NEED A PLAN

Transform the Business

Grow the Business

Operate the Business

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Value from

M-Commerc

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IN SUMMARY…“The best way to predict the future is to invent

it.”Alan Kay, Father of object oriented computing and the laptop computer

For More Information, or for Support with an M-Commerce Assessment…

Mobile Commerce Readiness Assessment enables management to assess their enterprise’s readiness to utilize mobile technologies to create new business value. The summary highlights under-developed areas in both business and technology requiring attention. The goal: insure the success of pilot projects and enterprise roll-outs and help insure investment payback.

Mobile Commerce Opportunity Assessment helps management define the business processes which could benefit the most from mobile technologies. It helps set the enterprise agenda and insures that initiatives are aligned with business strategies.

Mark S. Coronna

Marks & Crown

612-554-0081

[email protected]

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