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SUSTAINABILITY

GROWTH

CREATIVITY

INTELLIGENCE

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GROWTH

• Significant Growth in Past 5 years

• Industry Future is Uncertain, Consolidation is Rampant

• Challenge is to Grow New Patient Referrals

• Current Finances Require Efficient Resources

• Expanded Market Requires Additional Resources

- See Field Support ProForma Worksheet

• Future - Potential to Grow Services in Addition

to Core Model

Current Analysis

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SUSTAINABILITY

• Reporting Capabilities are in Development

• Field Activity is Not Targeted

• Marketing & Sales Have Low Communication

with Operations

• Significant Leverage over Business Results

Resides with One Person

Current Analysis

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INTELLIGENCE

• Currently Exists in Silos

• Not Leveraged to Determine Field Activities

• Marketing BI not Communicated Well

Across Organization

• Huge Upside Associated with Continued Development

Current Analysis

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CREATIVITY

• Design/Creativity is not a Core Competency of MAPS

• Typically Outsourced

• Creative Ramp-up Period to Learning MAPS Business

• Room for Creative Differentiation in Medical

Current Analysis

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1. IMPACTFUL ACTIVITIES

2. OPERATIONS TOOLBOX

3. VOICE OF CUSTOMER

4. MARKET INSIGHT

5. CAMPAIGN EXECUTION

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IMPACTFUL ACTIVITIES

Key Development Drivers

Develop Robust Reporting Systems

Target Outreachby Performance

Track Resultsand ROI

GROWTH

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THE MAPS TOOLBOX

REPORTINGSYSTEMS

MARKET INTELLIGENCE

SALESFORCE

MARKETFEEDBACK

OPERATIONALSTANDARDS

OPERATIONS TOOLBOX

Key Development Drivers

GROWTH

SUSTAINABILITY

INTELLIGENCE

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Understand

Communicate Change

VOICE OF CUSTOMER MONITORING

Key Development Drivers

GROWTH

SUSTAINABILITY

INTELLIGENCE

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MARKET INSIGHT

MARKET POTENTIAL

MARKET SHARE

MARKET TRENDS

Key Development Drivers

SUSTAINABILITY

INTELLIGENCE

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CAMPAIGN DEVELOPMENT

Key Development Drivers

logicalcreativ

e

social

• Strategic Planning

• Market Research

• Op Development

Social Media Public Relations Conference Planning Affiliation Management

Web Development •

Film/Photography •

Design •

Copywriting •

Production •

GROWTH

CREATIVITY

MoK ToolBox

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• 20 hours week of strategic leadership

• 10 hours week of creative services

• 20 hours week of project management

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• Creative Concepting & Execution

• SalesForce Development

• Reporting Development

• Voice of Customer Research

• Market Insight (Organizational Charts)

• Operational Development

• Marketing Plan Development

• Project Management

• Conference support

• Marketing Team Meetings

• Medical Director Meetings

• SPC Meetings

• Various Internal MAPS Meetings

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Current Status• Continued Website Development

• Web Portal Development

• Numerous Print & Interactive Designs

• MAPS Film Project Production

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Vision

• Continued Website Development

• Targeted Biz Dev Presentations

• MAPS Film Project Production

• Conference Strategy & Development

• PT, BH, CPP, HolM Campaigns

• MAPS Value Prop Video

• Television/Radio

• Public Relations Efforts

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Current Status• Weekly Entry of Activities Occurring

• Inconsistent Follow-up on Tasks

• Strategic Info Not Being Captured

• Future Activities not Scheduled

• Business Development Weekly Reporting Push

• Database Cleansing Needed

- Currently in planning – 2 mo process overall

• Information Not Visible to Entire Organization

• SalesForce Not Communicating with

Other Solutions

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Vision• Clean, Consolidated Contacts,

Clinics & System Data

• Strategic Information Documented

• Activities Recorded & Communicated Daily

• Tasks Consistently Assigned & Executed

• Future Schedule Set & Communicated

• SalesForce Accessible to Organization

• SalesForce Integrates w/ Other Software

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Current Status• Numerous Business Centers Consulted

• Report Development Team Dedicated

• Impactful Core Reports Generated

• Reports Being Utilized for Call Planning

• Operational Standards Development in Process

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Vision• Reports Utilized Across Organization as KPI’s

• Reports Integrate into SalesForce

• Reports Drive Impactful Activities

• Reports Indicate ROI Correlation

• Reports Identify Capacity Needs

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Current Status• Process Set with Customer Service

Committee (CSC)

• Internal MAPS Dept. Discussions Completed

• MAFP Preliminary Research Performed

• Maple Grove Target Clinics Identified

• Two Rounds of Target Clinic Calls Completed

• Initial Appointments Sent

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Vision• Clinic Interviews Completed

• Learning Summarized & Analyzed

• Improvement Planning Through CSC

• Measure Results

• Communicate Changes to Market

• Continue Monitoring VOC

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Current Status• Initial Clinic Information Obtained

• Maple Grove Org Charts Developed

- Key Feeder Clinics

- Provider 12-mo Referral Performance

• IT Determining NextGen Integration

• NextGen Data Consolidation Planning

• Other Tier 1 Sites in Process

• Vision

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Vision• Market Org Charts Utilized As Standard Tool

- Providers/Staff

- Committee Meetings

- Marketing Team

- Executive Leadership

• Charts Drive Impactful Activities

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Current Analysis• Developed Targeted 2011 Marketing Plan

• Implemented Mktg & Biz Dev Team Meetings

• Weekly Team Activities Report Developed

• SalesForce Operational Standards in

Development

• Reporting Standards in Development

• VOC Feedback in Development

• Market Org Charts in Development

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Representative Mix of Duties:• 40% Prep & Meetings

• 60% Field Activity

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Sample Field Activity Mix• 33% Group Meetings

- Conferences

- In-services

- Trainings, etc.

- 2 per week, 4 hr/ea

• 33% Face-to-face Appointments

with Providers

- Agenda Driven, Opportunity Targeted

- 8 per week, 1 hr/ea

• 33% Key admin meetings

- Information Gathering

- Relationship Building

- 16 per week, 30 mins/ea

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Estimated Available Hours per Rep• 46 Work Weeks

• 40 Hours per Week

• 1840 Hours Total

- 736 Hours Prep & Meetings

- 1104 Hours Field Activity

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Example Field Call Types & Time Requirements• Tier 1 Top 10 Clinic Group Meetings

- Quarterly Group Meetings

- 40 Meetings per Tier 1 clinic per year

- 2 hours per visit

- 320 hours total

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Example Field Call Types & Time Requirements• New Referring Provider Appointments

- According to MAPS Reports,

Approximately 1000 Providers

Have Referred 1 Patient in the

Last 12 months

- 2 hours Each, 2000 Hours Total

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Example Field Call Types & Time Requirements• Face-to-Face Provider Follow-ups

- According to MAPS Reports, 700

Providers Have Referred Multiple

Patients in Last 12 months

- 1 hour each, 700 hours total

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Example Field Call Types & Time Requirements• Admin Meetings

- 30 Target Clinics/Tier 1

- Twice annually 1 Hr/ea, 240 Hours Total.

• Conference Attendance

- 2/qtr

- 8 Hrs/ea, 64 Hours Total

Ideal Field Capacity = 3,324 Hours

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