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Title: Strategic Management Forum


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  • Strategic Management Forum
  • Maintenance Agreements Equals Monthly Residual
    Income and Equity For Your Business

Facilitator Heather D. Blease Savi Systems
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Instructor Heather D. Blease Savi SystemsSouth
Portland, Maine
  • Digital Equipment Corporation
  • Design Engineering, Mfg, Management
  • Envisionet Computer Services
  • Founder, CEO, Chairman, 30M,
  • 2500 employees, Venture Capital
  • Consultant
  • Executive Mgmt, Custom Retail, Technology,
    Financing
  • Savi Systems
  • Savi Integrated Systems, Savi Energy

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INTRODUCTIONS
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OBJECTIVES
  • Why a Service Maintenance Agreement?
  • Definition of Service Maintenance Agreement
  • Discussion of Service Maintenance Terms
  • Positioning and Selling Service Maintenance
    Agreements
  • Practice within a group

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A G E N D A
  • Session Overview
  • Define our Learning Objectives
  • What is a Service / Maintenance Agreement?
  • How to position, price and sell to the client
  • The Agreement
  • Trying it together - working group lesson
  • Questions and Answers

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SERVICE MAINTENANCE AGREEMENTS WHY?
  • 1. Recurring Revenue Stream Customer Long-Term
    Satisfaction
  • Predictable
  • Reliability Guaranteed
  • Cash flow machine
  • Security, Cell phone company examples
  • Adds Value to Company (exit, financing)
  • Add Value to relationship with client NOT A BIG
    BOX EXPERIENCE a relationship!

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A G E N D A
  • Session Overview
  • Define our Learning Objectives
  • What is a Service / Maintenance Agreement?
  • How to position, price and sell to the client
  • The Agreement
  • Trying it together - working group lesson
  • Questions and Answers

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DEFINITION OF AN EXTENDED WARRANTY
  • feasible
  • iPod - Get the most from your iPod for two years
    from its original purchase date with the
    award-winning AppleCare Protection Plan. You get
    telephone technical support from our experts for
    questions about using your iPod, and you get
    global repair coverage ? both parts and labor ?
    on your iPod, its battery, and included
    accessories. iPod coverage 59
  • Mac OS System - The AppleCare Premium Service
    and Support Plan covers both Xserve hardware and
    Mac OS X Server software. Get up to three years
    of expert telephone and email support and onsite
    hardware service to keep your Xserve system up
    and running. If you experience a problem, Apple
    technical support experts are available 24 hours
    a day to help you determine if it's a hardware
    failure or a Mac OS X Server configuration issue.
    In either case Apple's support staff will work to
    get your system up and running as quickly as
    possible. And because Apple's hardware and
    software are uniquely integrated there's only one
    AppleCare number to call.The AppleCare Premium
    Service and Support Plan delivers expert
    telephone and email support with 30-minute
    response time--24 hours a day, seven days a week.
    The hardware repair coverage ensures four-hour
    onsite response during business hours and
    next-day onsite response after business hours
    (terms apply). Onsite response time and
    availability of onsite service depend on your
    location. With the AppleCare Premium Service and
    Support Plan, you'll have the assurance that
    Apple-authorized technicians will perform repairs
    using genuine Apple parts. MacIntosh OS Operating
    Sytstem AppleCare coverage cost 950

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DEFINITION OF A SERVICE MAINTENANCE AGREEMENT
  • . . . It is not about the equipment component
    repair.
  • It is about the complete experience when a
    problem does occur.
  • THE WARRANTY COVERS THE EQUIPMENT
  • THE MAINTENACE AGREEMENT COVERS THE SYSTEM

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WHY TIME AND MATERIALS DOES NOT WORK
  • . . . Not worth the risk

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WHAT DO CUSTOMERS REALLY WANT AND EXPECT?
  • Quick Responsive Service Time
  • No Budgetary surprises
  • Ease of purchase / under the radar
  • Support without question or hesitation
  • Proactive service with quarterly visits
  • Value meets their needs (7/24)
  • Reduce Client Real Risk perceived Risk
  • Instant Loaner

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A G E N D A
  • Session Overview
  • Define our Learning Objectives
  • What is a Service / Maintenance Agreement?
  • How to position, price and sell to the client
  • The Agreement
  • Trying it together - working group lesson
  • Questions and Answers

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DESIGNING THE CORRECT PACKAGE
  • The presentation package determines mediocre or
    great results.
  • Whats in a name?
  • One plan or various packages?
  • Existing Clients or New Client, how to sell to
    both.

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THE OFFER
  • 1. The Presentation
  • Make a professional brochure that clearly
    outlines the different levels of coverage
  • Looks professional
  • Adds credibility to the plans being offered
  • It empowers the client to make the right choice
    for their budget and individual needs

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THE OFFER
2. Choices VIP Preferred Standard
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THE OFFER
3. One plan or various packages?
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CONSIDERATIONS
  • Preventive Maintenance and Support
  • (proactive and reactive service)
  • New Clients
  • Existing Clients
  • COMMISSION FOR PMA SALES
  • HAPPY CUSTOMERS REFERRALS
  • A good reason to contact clients
  • Past, new big box failures, competitors
  • Instant revenue generation
  • Up-sell

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PRICING CONSIDERATIONSPreventive Maintenance
Agreement
  • New Clients ( OF SALE)
  • Existing Clients (Survey of client system, fixed
    annually or monthly, etc.)

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How to price for new clients Full Service
Agreement (monthly) _at_ per mo. Annually,
Bi-annually Your thoughts on this example
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PRICING ON LEGACY SYSTEMS
  • Algorithm for service on old jobs
  • Age of install (A)
  • plus number of foreign sports cars in garage (S)
  • divided by Miles from Ocean (O)
  • equals Rate (R)
  • A S /O R

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PRICING LEGACY PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE AGREEMENTS
  • Client Survey

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PRICING LEGACY PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE AGREEMENTS
  • Client Survey
  • Estimate hours multiplied by labor rate
  • Establish a minimum charge
  • Collect Automatically -reoccurring revenue
  • Upsell, upsell, upsell

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A G E N D A
  • Session Overview
  • Define our Learning Objectives
  • What is a Service / Maintenance Agreement?
  • How to position, price and sell to the client
  • The Agreement
  • Trying it together - working group lesson
  • Questions and Answers

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DESIGNING THE PACKAGE FOR NEW CLIENTS
  • New Clients -
  • Seamless integration. Installation and service
    is one and the same.
  • Leverage key features and benefits to win sales.
  • Sales force integration via compensation
    incentives
  • Not an option - essential element in the sale.
  • Use a matrix table to show the benefits and need.
  • Make it easy to sign. Same contract document as
    the sale.

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PRESENT AND SELL THE FULL SERVICE PLAN
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DESIGNING THE PACKAGE FOR EXISTING CLIENTS
  • Existing Clients
  • Research what they pay for T and M service calls.
  • Raise your rates for T and M service.
  • SA must be shown that they offer a higher level
    of service.
  • Create awareness.
  • Develop a package.
  • Personalized letter.
  • Respond by a specific date - call to action,
    sense of urgency, expiration of offer.
  • Must provide and clearly show value.
  • Use matrix table to show financial and emotional
    benefits.
  • Telephone call follow up to the letter
    invitation. Big accounts a face to face meeting.
  • Test market with key accounts.

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Send a letter to your past clients offering the
maintenance service packages - This works
exceptionally well with past clients that have
had TM service calls. Follow up with a personal
phone call to discuss the letter and plan
options. Make more than one call if you dont
make contact the first try.
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CREATE A BASIC AGREEMENT Keep it simple and
short. Clearly outline the services, performance
guarantees, and limitations to the maintenance
agreement.
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CREATE A BASIC AGREEMENT Make sure you can
deliver what you promise.
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A G E N D A
  • Session Overview
  • Define our Learning Objectives
  • What is a Service / Maintenance Agreement?
  • How to position, price and sell to the client
  • The Agreement
  • Trying it together - working group lesson
  • Questions and Answers

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WORKING GROUP CREATE AN AGREEMENT THAT SELLS
  • 15-minute Collaboration
  • Each Share 3 service/maintenance topics that are
    working well in your company
  • Each Share 3 issues that present challenges
    within or preventing the rollout of
    Service/Maintenance Agreements
  • Select groups top three in Working Well and
    Challenged Categories.
  • Discuss Resolutions to Challenges
  • One spokesperson to share with Class

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QUESTIONS? Thank you for
attending! Please complete the course evaluation!
Heather D. Blease heatherb_at_savi-systems.com 207-8
41-3446 (cell) 207-774-2010 (office)
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