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Improve Employee Moral with Learnings from Social Media Nate Skinner VP, Product Strategy /renniksn @renniksn In/renniksn

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Presentation of Salesforce.com VP of Product Strategy Nate Skinner at Social Biz Atlanta 2013

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Improve Employee Moral with Learnings from Social Media Nate Skinner VP, Product Strategy

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Our Mission: Cloud Computing Driver, Catalyst and Evangelist

Mainframe

Today 1960s

Client/Server

1980s

No Hardware/Software Subscription Model Automatic Upgrades Constant Innovation

Enterprise Cloud Computing

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#1 Cloud Computing

Cloud CRM

Innovation 2011, 2012

#1 in Cloud Computing and Customer Relationship Management

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Today Customers & Employees Expect More

People are Connected

People Choose Where to Engage

New World: Social Realities

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Social Revolution

4.5 Billion Social Users Sharing Feeds, Profiles, Groups, and Files 150 Million Daily Customer Conversations About Companies

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Connect

Two Social Learnings to Enhance Employee Moral & Productivity

Reward

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Connect Reward

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Traditional Org Structures Separate Individuals

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Connect: Everyone to Everyone & Everything

Product Expert

Competitive Expert

Contracts

Price List

Pitch Deck

Legal

Leads

Promotions

Customers

Remove Hierarchy & Expose Innovation

Executive

Sales Ops

Forecasts

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Connect: A Real-World Example

Remove Hierarchy & Share Information

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Connect: Everyone to Experts, Insights, and Customers

Instant communication with experts

Collaboration on proposals, dashboards, and more

Private chat groups with customers and partners

Improve productivity and effectiveness

+34% Employee productivity

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The Cake Boss Sweetens Productivity 150 employees, deliver 50 cakes & 20,000 cannolis a week

5M Facebook Fans, 250K Twitter Followers

Increased productivity by 60% through collaboration

Improved product delivery and accuracy with automation

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Connect Reward

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You Are Not Getting the Most from Your People

Misaligned

Lost Productivity

$300B

Demotivated Not Performing

Source: Gallup, “Employee Engagement: A Leading Indicator of Financial Performance”

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97% of employees aren’t engaged when they feel ignored by

their managers*

*Gallup survey of 1,003 U.S. employees (2009) **A Gallup study found that disengaged employees cost companies $300 billion in productivity each year

Actively disengaged

Not engaged

Engaged 2%

40%

57%

Employee Engagement is a Critical to Success

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Alignment: People Want to Work on Important Goals

Bring visibility to key priorities and objectives

Easily communicate team and individual goals

Connect your goals to the company mission

Real-time updates

+10x Improvement in

understanding of goals

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Alignment: A Real-World Example

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Reward: Motivate People to Learn and Perform

Create specific goals and custom badges to drive ongoing education and incentive

Deliver up-to-date and consistent product knowledge

Accelerate learning and mastery of new skills

Enable peer-to-peer recognition

Give thanks when it matters vs 1x a year

+100% Increase in

recognition given

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Reward: A Real-World Example

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LivingSocial Accelerates Sales with Motivatation Sales Reps created social goals around activity based selling

Target: 50 calls/day

Amplified winning behavior with custom badge and public recognition on the global sales call

Result: 82% increase in call volume

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Salesforce Architecture

Marketing App Exchange Service Work.com Sales

Chatter

Force.com

Data.com

Multi-tenant Infrastructure

AppExchange Apps

ERP Any System Finance

Back-end Systems Any Social

Network

Salesforce Platform

Chatter Communities

Heroku Touch

Data Model

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