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Create Exceptional Digital Experiences for CustomersIBM Customer Experience Suite
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Renovations, Inc.’s goals and metrics
Goal Will be measured byIncrease Advertising Revenue
Increase Revenue per square foot
Sales RevenueWeb Site RegistrationsVisit Conversion Rate
Competitive Benchmarking
Improve Customer Satisfaction Customer Survey Results
Workforce Process Customer Financial
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Renovations, Inc. needs more web site sales
We need to drive more web site sales and to do that we need to convert more visitors into registered users.
IBM Customer Experience can attract customers by focusing their attention on engaging, relevant content through personalization and recommendation
Search Engine Strategies magazine states that personalization can increase conversion rates –from browsing to buying – by as much as 70%
Samantha Daryn, Renovations, Inc. Marketing
Dan Misawa, IBM Representative
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Achieving Renovations Inc.’s goal of improved website sales
Goal Metrics Initiatives
Increase Advertising
Revenue
Visit / Conversion rate
Site Registrations
Personalization
Recommendation
Sales
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Complete, Integrated Platform –Speed time to market with core platform capabilities “out-of-the box”
Open – Built on open standards with standard interfaces to integrate with your existing infrastructure investments
Extensible – Leverage and extend existing data sources and services through robust SOA integration Capabilities
Enterprise Class – Scalable, robust solution for 24/7/365 global operations
IBM Customer Experience Suite can help achieve these goals
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Content Manager accelerates the development of critical business content
Enables business users of all skill levels to author and submit content
Enables rapid development of sites through reusable, out of the box components and templates
Multiple wizard-generated sites and cross-site publishing enables targeted sites while maximizing content reuse
Separates content from presentation allowing authors to create content and webmasters to maintain control
Improves customer experiences through dynamic content delivery and a high level of personalization to the web user
… across intranet, extranet, internet and portal sites!
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The Content Template Catalog (CTC) enables rapid construction
Provides everything needed to simply snap together a site
• Dozens of pre-built Web patterns for rapid site assembly• New sites easily built with Site Builder wizard interface
Facilitates complete microsite creation including:
• Landing pages with hero text and images• Slideshow carousels• Side navigators• Site map footers and more!
Utilizes best practices to maximize Web experience impact
• Pre-integrated search engine optimization (SEO)• Analytics• Social Features• Enables extensibility for customization
Renovations, Inc. Can Create and Assemble Sites in Minutes!
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Personalization and customization features deliver focused, engaging content
Personalization… • Follow the customer’s browsing path over an
extended period covering repeat visits, as well as incorporate other information like device type, location, time of day, etc.
• Serve their customers highly-tailored experiences based on individual histories
• Continuously improve the focus as more data is acquired
Recommendation …• Offer content based on similarities to other
customers
Customization…• Enable regular visitors to tailor their
environment to their tastes
Renovations, Inc. and its customers will see a number of benefits from: Renovations, Inc. customers will see content relevant to them, whether they operate a storefront, attraction, or purchase kiosk advertising
Renovations, Inc.’s site will actively offer content that has been proven of interest to similar customers
Customers will be able to arrange Renovations, Inc.’s site so content and applications they need to manage their relationship are easily available
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• People think they want a lot of choice, but most really don’t• When confronted with too many choices people will
frequently choose not to choose• If they do make a choice from a large selection, they often
later feel they made the wrong choice
Why personalize? Too much choice can be a bad thing
60%
40%30%
3%
From a 1995 Columbia University Study
See “The Paradox of Choice: Why Less is More” by Barry Schwartz
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• Available on-premise or in the cloud, WebSphere Commerce enables you to establish your online presence offering for marketing, selling and fulfillment
• What are its main features?– Built-in web store templates and
application Integration– Streamlined Order Management – Personalized Customer Offers and
Promotions– Multi-site management – Mobile
Renovations, Inc. uses WebSphere Commerce for B2B and B2C e-commerceRenovations provides a site for lease holders and advertisers and web store fronts for shops
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Analytics provide Renovations, Inc. with important feedback enabling continuous improvement
Coremetrics provides details of site performance including heat maps, event funnels, and path trees
IBM Social Media Analytics reveals sentiment, trending topics and more from millions of online sources enabling customer behavior prediction and the creation of customized campaigns
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Coremetrics enables the Renovations, Inc. site manager to get feedback in context
Launch Coremetrics Dashboard for the selected UI component
(Portlet, iWidget,..) for specialized and ad-hoc reporting
In Context: See exactly where your users focus within a page.
See how often your users interact with a component
Choose from a set of Coremetrics reports for the
current view, right in context
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Which picture had the best click thru rate on the Home Page?
A B
C D
1.88%
2.30%
The optimized content can be anything – image, text, links or tools
A/B testing reveals a 35% difference between best and worst!
1.71%
1.75%
Customers like HSBC use A/ B testing to determine the effectiveness of marketing campaigns
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DEMO: WebSphere Content Manager personalization and Coremetrics analytics
Content integration with WS Portal
Social media integration – tags, ratings, blogs
Personalization rules – static and dynamic criteria
Page/portlet analytics with Coremetrics
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What did we just see?
• Content can easily be managed by non-technical staffContent• Integrate social capabilities to allow for contextual
collaboration Social• Content can easily be personalized with straightforward
rulesContext• Coremetrics can provide valuable insight overlaid in-
place with the contentMeasurement
I can easily manage the content, integrate social capabilities, personalize it for effectiveness, and measure that effectiveness in place
Samantha Daryn, Renovations, Inc. Marketing
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SharePoint personalization is rudimentary
• SharePoint provides only static Web Content Management using properties of user profiles
• “Audience Targeting” is based on compiled lists based on user profile properties– SharePoint
administrator has to compile the target audience for it to reflect changes
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Microsoft also lacks a comprehensive analytics capability
• SharePoint has built-in metrics– Traffic reports provide page
views, top referrers, etc.– Search reports provide similar
metrics for searches– Inventory reports provide
number and size of sites• Microsoft did have a web
analytics effort at one time, called AdCenter Analytics, but abandoned it in 2009
• Codeplex efforts to fill the gap focus on Google Analytics
– Example: SPGoogleAnalytics plugin for SP2010
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Content is created in a site collection with libraries and lists as catalogs
Content is crawled and added to the search index
Search web parts are added to the publishing sites
When the publishing site is viewed, a search query is issued and the results are displayed on the site
In SharePoint 2013, Microsoft tried to solve cross-site publishing
The result is odd…
http://blogs.technet.com/b/tothesharepoint/archive/2013/02/19/an-introduction-to-cross-site-publishing.aspx
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That is a painful set up and maintenance processVerify Farm
Administration Credentials
Start Central Administration
Application Management>
Create Site Collection
Change Web Application
Enter Title/ Description
Add Web Site Address
Select Experience
Version Template
Identify Site Collection
Administrator
Identify Secondary Site
Collection Administrator
Select A Quota Template
Verify Site Collection
Administration Credentials
Settings>Site Setting
Site Collection Administration>Site Collection
Features
Activate Cross-Site Collection
Publishing
Term Store Management
Group>Term Set> New Term Label The Term
Properties> General>Name, Description, Etc.
Intended Use> Tagging,
Navigation
Custom Sort Order
Create Custom Content Type =
9 Additional Steps Each
Create Site Column = 8
Additional Steps Each
Create Metadata Column = 8
Additional Steps Each
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Create Publishing Site
Collection
Activate Cross-Site Publishing
Create And Manage Term
Sets
Create CatalogContent With
Lists
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…Setting up and maintaining cross-site publishingVerify Site
Owner Credentials
Library Or List Settings
Catalog Settings>
Sharing> Enable
Determine Anonymous
Access
Available Fields>Up To 5
Fields To Uniquely
Identify Item
Navigation Hierarchy> Determine
Navigation Term Set
Settings> Site Settings
Site Administration>
Term Store Management
Verify Managed Metadata Service Is Selected
Identify Term Store
Administrators, Then Save
Managed Metadata
Service> New Group
Enter Name Of Global Term Set To Be Created
Refresh The Page
Right-Click The Term Set and
Move Term SetSelect Term Set
Ok, Then Refresh Page
Again
Application Management>Manage Service
Applications
Search Service> Crawling>
Content Sources
New Content Source
Name, Type, Address, Behavior, Schedule, Priority
Verify Site Collection
Administrator Credentials
Browse Library Or List In Catalog
Settings> Generation Settings> Advanced Settings
Reindexhttp://technet.microsoft.com/library/jj656774.aspx
Share Library Or List As A
Catalog
Make Term Set Available To Other Site Collections
Configure Search For Cross-Site Publishing
ReindexCatalog Content
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DEMO: SharePoint personalization – audience rule
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Adobe can include dynamic factors in personalization, but factors are few
Rules-Based Personalization is limited…
Recommendation is not available…
Customization is not possible…
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IBM easily integrates with systems of record, Adobe does not
Web Experience Factory can use “builder” adapters to create portletsthat access databases, repositories, etc
Web Experience Factory can also connect to applications through
exposed web service APIs
Data
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App-LevelWeb Application Bridge enables integration with web sites and applications using reverse proxy technology, rendering their content in iFramesAt
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Experience Manager can only surface JSR 268
portlets written with 3rd-party tools
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Neither Adobe nor Microsoft would enable Renovations, Inc. to achieve its goals
Content Personalization
And Recommendation
WebSphere Portal with Web Content Manager provides robust personalization with both static and dynamic rules
Microsoft’s personalization uses static rules only which must be maintained by technical staff and cannot be put into effect immediately
Adobe Experience Manager segment editor can only use a small set of factors. Integrates poorly with systems of record that hold customer data.
With IBM Coremetrics, content and site effectiveness can be measured, identifying areas that require attention for optimal results
Microsoft cannot provide a capability like Coremetricsand abandoned its attempts to do so
Adobe can provide site analytics
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Renovations, Inc. needs to reach customers wherever they are
We would like to be able to reachcustomers with our marketing programs on their mobile phones and through kiosks in a number of major airports
You can use WebSphere Portal Responsive Design and IBM Worklight to reach thousands of devices. Your site can even look like a native application on the device
Samantha Daryn, Renovations, Inc. Marketing
Dan Misawa, IBM Representative
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Achieving Renovations Inc.’s goal of improved website sales
Goal Metrics Initiatives
Sales
Visit / Conversion rate
Site Registrations
Mobile Sites/Applications
Increase Advertising Revenue
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Examples of measurable value from a mobile business initiative
Mobile Sites/ Applications 67% of smartphone users say they are
more likely to buy a product or use a service from a mobile-friendly site1
74% are more likely to return to that site in the future1
Mobile devices have surpassed desktops for time spent with online retail – 55% vs 45%.2
1http://googlemobileads.blogspot.com/2012/09/mobile-friendly-sites-turn-visitors.html2http://www.internetretailer.com/2013/10/01/its-official-mobile-devices-surpass-pcs-online-retail
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WebSphere Portal 8 provides a responsive approach to mobile
A combination of device width, resolution, and device type triggers changes
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WebSphere Portal, WCM and IBM W orklight extend the exceptional experience
Optimized for mobile browsers (phones,
tablets) using themes and responsive web
design
Extending web experiences to include on-device capabilities and app stores with
entitled IBM Worklight capabilities
Mobile HybridMobile Web
NEW!
Strong multichannel capabilities today... ...extended even further!
Integrated content/applications into a unified web
experiences optimized for
desktop browsers
Web Sites
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The hybrid application architecture is easy to develop and deploy across mobile platforms
By developing a mobile application, Renovations, Inc. can enhance the web experience with device capabilities like geolocation and local storage for off-line operation
Developers can write an application once for several platforms using standards-based technologies and tools
Worklight Studio enables developers to see how their interface will be presented in each environment – WYSIWYG editing and simulators for debugging
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Native Container
Web Content
UI, application(s), content, access to back-end
Portal services(roles, personalization,
customization)
Access devices specific capabilities (geo-location, camera, contacts,
etc...)App Store Presence
Application managementMobile Notifications
Native Container
Web Content
Device Capabilities
Device CapabilitiesThe best of both worlds- Mobile experiencesthat are built using both native code and webtechnologies
DEMO: WebSphere Portal mobile application
Mobile Hybrid
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Neither Adobe nor Microsoft would enable Renovations, Inc. to achieve its goals
Mobile Sites/ Applications
Microsoft is focused on Windows Phone for mobile, which only has 2.9% of the market. It does not provide a cross-platform framework and suggests a third party for hybrid app construction1
SharePoint does not support responsive web design natively – it is only available as an incomplete, unproven, CodePlex project
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/davedev/archive/2013/02/07/build-a-hybrid-app-for-windows-phone-8-using-appmobi.aspx
Adobe sees mobile development as a content authoring problem and offers no tools for native or hybrid development, directing customers to PhoneGap
Adobe’s Edge Reflow tool for responsive web design is in preview and is as of yet unproven
IBM’s Worklight provides a comprehensive framework for mobile development that facilitates the development of web apps, native apps, and web or mixed hybrid apps
Websphere Portal 8 provides robust responsive web design support that’s here today
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How can socializing Renovations Inc.’s site help build their business?
We need new ways to establish and maintain our dominance to drive the revenue/square foot higher in our properties.
We need to bring in new tenants, keep them happy and keep them loyal.
Social Business is successful because it builds on a set of principles that contribute to customer loyalty and purchasing decisions
Samantha Daryn, Renovations, Inc. Marketing
Dan Misawa, IBM Representative
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Achieving Renovations Inc.’s goal of improved website sales
Goal Metrics Initiatives
Competitive Benchmarking
Customer Survey Results
Add Social Capabilities To The
Web SiteImprove
Customer Satisfaction
Increase Revenue Per Square Foot
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Examples of measurable value from these types of social business initiatives
Add Social Capabilities To The Web Site
IBM customer engagements show customer satisfaction is 30% greater with web self service over help desk
According to a McKinsey study, “The Use of Web 2.0 in Business”, highly social companies are 50% more likely to have market share and profit margin gains
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Why would Renovations, Inc. want to make their web presence social?
If you were a stranger in town, which restaurant would you pick?
You would probably pick the busy restaurant based on
Social Proof
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Social proof is one of Dr. Robert Cialdini’s six “principles of persuasion”1
• In an unfamiliar environment we tend to think those around us are better informedSocial Proof• It may be preferable or more economical to build on a
choice or it may be painful to admit a bad choiceCommitment• People we like and respect – friends, family, celebrities –
influence usLiking• We tend to follow the advice of recognized authorities, as in
product reviews from knowledgeable sourcesAuthority• Limited supply creates a sense of urgency. We like exclusive
dealsScarcity• We can feel an obligation to return a favorReciprocity
Each of these applies in a Social Business Web Presence
1Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion; Dr. Robert Cialdini
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By including social elements on their site, Renovations, Inc. leverages these principles
Social Proof, Authority, Commitment
All of these require customers be able to communicate with each other and the businessBlogs, wikis, and forums are great ways to do that, but they must be pervasive and easily integrated with the content
Tagging and rating also contribute to these factors
All of this is more easily delivered with Connections surfaced though WebSphere Portal, as in Customer Experience Suite, than with SharePoint or Adobe
Liking, Scarcity, Reciprocity
Eventbrite, which sells tickets to events over social media, calculated re-tweets at a value of $1.85 each (increase of 330% over previous year) and Facebook shares at $4.15 (increase of 65%) in 2013
Scarcity and reciprocity can be effected with marketing campaigns, already shown as best accomplished with IBM Customer Experience Suite
Scarcity and reciprocity are also at the core of gamification and can be accomplished with IBM partners like Kudos Badges
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Social technologies drive customer satisfaction and loyalty for Renovations, Inc.
Shop keepers can find critical documents like
rental agreements
Blogs keep advertisers and renters informed and provide a feedback
channel
Forums enable advertisers to share insight and best practices with each other
Social bookmarking makes it easy to make fellow shop keepers aware of
news outside the community
Social tagging enables fast content location, even when that content is
unstructured.
Recommendation identifies offers likely to
appeal to advertisers and shop keepers
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Consistent User Experience• Stylesheet consistency• Use of common header, footer• Common navigation structure
In Context• Associate a community with a page• Pin to specific Connections content
Targeted Social Content• Display the appropriate social content
to the right users
Extensible• Customize portlets with
Web Experience Factory
Deliver context-sensitive content from Connections, business applications or
processes (customer portlets), WCM or other content based on a specific community
Community Pages bring social elements to WebSphere Portal in an established context
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WCM Social Media Publisher can promote content across social networks
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Neither Adobe nor Microsoft would enable Renovations, Inc. to achieve its goals
Add Social Capabilities To The Web Site
Customer Experience Suite provides a pervasive social experience and Community Pages make it easy to use. Content can be also be posted to Facebook.
Customer Experience Suite’s social experience is comprehensive with Wikis, Blogs, Business Cards, etc.
Microsoft’s is late to the game, features are not well integrated – FAST search still can’t search social tags – and cross-site publishing makes a pervasive experience difficult. No Facebook content integration.
Microsoft is still assembling it’s social portfolio with Yammer still to be fully integrated and features like social bookmarking are still missing.
Adobe Social Communities is a bolt-on product. Incorporating social capabilities into pages is a manual content management task. Content cannot be managed on Facebook.
Adobe Social Communities don’t actually provide a community space. Users cannot tag content. Microblogging is not available. Wikis require knowledge of WML and are deprecated.
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Renovations, Inc.’s goals and metrics
Goal Measured by
Increase Advertising Revenue
Increase Revenue per square foot
Sales RevenueWeb Site RegistrationsVisit Conversion Rate
Competitive Benchmarking
Accomplished With
Improve Customer Satisfaction
Customer Survey Results
Customer Experience SuiteWorklight
Customer Experience Suite
Customer Experience Suite
Workforce Process Customer Financial