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!MPACT! Communication Facillitated by Karen Ann Lam

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3 of 5 Sessions covering various areas of communication for globeOSS

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!MPACT! Communication

Facillitated by Karen Ann Lam

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Layers of Knowledge

Unconscious Incompetence

Conscious Incompetence

Unconscious Competence

Conscious Competence

Windows User
Malaysia Triviawhich answers were you sure you would get right? *which answers were you surprised you got right? !which questions were totally foreign and you got wrong? X which questions were vaguely familiar and you are not surprised that you got it wrong? ?
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How did it come about?

Where did it come from/is it going?

What do you want specifically?

What is the purpose of this? Therefore?

Why do you want it this way?

And so?

Why is this so important?

What do you hope to achieve?

Types of Questions

Details

Opinions & Motivations

Windows User
ISSUE: Customer's complaning about slow service after number portability.Details: What are they complaining about? - cannot roam immediately after changeOpinions: Why is this issue so important? - affects our roaming partnerships => roamer assure serviceCauses: What's causing the slow down?Consequences: How does this affect operations? => hosted roaming trouble ticket systemAttributes: what other factors play a role in this issue? - existing system? infrastructure? network? Viewpoints: who are other players in this issue? - users - aware of terms? CS - able to explain and pacify? engineers - maintenance? roaming partners?Sequence: when does this happen? when did it start? What's unique Assumptions:
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Types of Questions

Consequences

Causes

What are the possible causes?

What other angles are there to this?

Without these factors, would this happen?

What are the consequences?

What are the implications?

What do you predict could happen?

What elements play a role?

What are the direct and indirect contributors?

What factors influence this situation?Attributes

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Viewpoints

Sequence ofEvents

Assumptions

1+1=?

How do the key players see this?What other perspectives could there be?Who are indirect parties influencing the outcome?

When did it happen?

What was happening before/during/after the incident?What is unique about the timing?

What in the scenario have I taken for granted? What are the physical, functional, operational, behavioural and strategic attributes that I haven’t verified?

Types of Questions

Windows User
Windows User22/3/2010ASSUMPTIONS - Clear in AirCustoms must be cleared upon landing. Why? With regular shipments can it not be cleared before landing?PFOBS - Peter Finds Oranges Bitter Sweet
Windows User
Windows User27/3/2010To do this, ask what your customer is doing three minutesimmediately before and three minutes after he uses your product or service. At Thomson, one of ourproducts provided investment analysts with financial earnings data. What we hadn't fully appreciated— until we applied the three-minute rule — was that immediately after getting our data, a largenumber of analysts were painstakingly importing it into Excel and reformatting it. This observation ledus to prioritize developing a more seamless Excel plug-in feature with enhanced formatting capabilityover other product development initiatives. The result was an almost immediate and very significantuplift in sales.The three-minute rule also helps highlight unique cross-selling opportunities. Many years ago, Iremember doing some ethnographic research on female drug-store shoppers. One fascinatingpattern we saw was that a significant number of women picked up a disposable camera after puttingnewborn diapers into their shopping carts. Follow-up interviews confirmed that snap-happy momswere often new moms. Placing disposable diapers close to inexpensive disposable camerasfurthered this purchase pattern and would not have otherwise been an intuitive merchandising orcross-selling strategy.Another supermarket chain in the UK found that either before or after picking up newborn diapers, shoppers tended to pick up a carton of beer. It was later found that with the new addition, couples who would usually spend their nights at the pub would now have to be home bound. So they took the pub home with them.
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Begins with observation of

specific information, proceeding to draw

conclusions

Argument

Conclusion

Premise

Deductions

Windows User
The higher the stakes the more the strength of reasoning will tilt the scales.Request to jump the queue to photocopy 5 pages- without reason - 60%- with reason - 94%- with senseless reason 93%Request to jump the queue to photocopy 20 copies- without reason - 24%- with senseless reason - 24%- with good reason - 48%
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Begins with observation of

specific information, proceeding to draw

conclusions

Mobile operators will be in need of more value-added

services

Malaysia’s mobile penetration rate in 2009 was 100.8%

Need to develop more forecasting tools

Deductions

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Begins with observation of

specific information, proceeding to draw

conclusions

Malaysia’s mobile penetration rate in 2009 was 100.8%

Need to develop more forecasting tools

Deductions

With customers having more than one phone, there will be demand for

more value-added services. Operators will be under pressure to preempt the next wave of services to stay competitive. One of these

services is forecasting to predict the next consumer trend.

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The Wheel of Crucial Conversations

Admit & Question

own Feelings

Build Bridges

Express Appreciation

Acknowledge Autonomy

Recognise Value

Reconsider Other’s

Intentions

Gather Facts

Prepare to Engage

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WordComm Training & Consultancy !MPACT! Presentation

The 6 Principles of !MPACT! Presentations

In-depth

Momentum

Personable

Anecdotal

Confident Non-Verbals

Talk to the Ears

- go deep not wide

- attention span is short

- buy on emotion, justify on logic- what’s the story

- actions & voice speak louder than words

- be heard like a book

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Conceptualising your Presentation with The Rule of Three

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The 3 Stepsto

What are 3 things your

audience wants to know?

Presentation

Conceptualisingyour

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RFP from CityCell

• Handling of SLA creation and management.• Providing KQI / KPI management from various

perspective; e.g. customer, service, network, operations and geography.

• Providing open standards and easily expandable based on off-the-shelf components.

• Allowing changes to be made on the service model without writing any codes. It can be easily configured by end-users.

• Providing service alarms and configurable alerts.

Manage Service Quality

Open Standard

sService Alarms

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The 3 Stepsto

What are 3 things your

audience wants to know?

Presentation

Conceptualisingyour

What are 3 things you’d want your audience to know about what they want to know?

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RFP from CityCellManage Service Quality

Open Standard

s

Service Alarms

Manage Service Quality Flexibly

Open Standards that are

compatible

Proactive Fault

Management

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Pattern It

Alliteration– Definite Dividend Protection, Dynamic

Growth, Diverse Asset Allocation– Assured Dividend Protection, Attractive

Growth, Active Asset Allocation

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RFP from CityCellManage Service Quality

Open Standard

s

Service Alarms

Manage Service Quality Flexibly

Open Standards that are

compatible

Proactive Fault

Management

Consistent with current

quality management of services

Configurable to current

data models

Capable of proactive

service alarms

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Creating Possibilities

MCTel Requirement

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1) The ability to detect subscribers attaching with 'incorrect credentials' into the network.

2) The ability to detect the time away from the network for these subscribers and correlate this data with the data ARPU to work out the revenue loss.

3) The ability to detect usage per service on the Gp/Gn interfaces before and after the introduction of an OTA service to work out the ARPU increase. MCTEL will provide MSISDN in this instance.

Detect Subscriber

s

Detect Time Away

Detect Usage

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Pattern It

Alliteration– Definite Dividend Protection, Dynamic

Growth, Diverse Asset Allocation– Assured Dividend Protection, Attractive

Growth, Active Asset Allocation

Acrostic

Uncompromising Dividend ProtectionOpportunistic Asset Allocation

Bullish Growth

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Capable of proactive

service alarms

Configurable to current

data models

Consistent with current

quality management of services

RFP from CityCellOpen

standards Scalable architecture

SoundService

Monitors

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Pattern It

Rhyme• Generate ideas

• Analyst makes recommendation

• Stock is selected

Idea Generation

Analyst Recommendation

Stock Selection

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RFP from CityCellOpen

standards Scalable Architecture

Proactive FaultMgmt

Open standardsIntuitive Mgmt of Service Levels

Inter-operative platform

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Creating Possibilities

MCTel Requirement

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1) The ability to detect subscribers attaching with 'incorrect credentials' into the network.

2) The ability to detect the time away from the network for these subscribers and correlate this data with the data ARPU to work out the revenue loss.

3) The ability to detect usage per service on the Gp/Gn interfaces before and after the introduction of an OTA service to work out the ARPU increase. MCTEL will provide MSISDN in this instance.

Detect Subscriber

s

Protect Revenue

Inspect Usage

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Pattern It

Rhyme• Idea Generation • Analyst Recommendation• Stock Selection

Consistent Forms• Diversified Portfolio• Strategy for Growth• Asia ex Japan Team

Diversified InvestmentsRigorous Process

Experienced Team

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RFP from CityCell

Proactive FaultMgmt

Intuitive Mgmt of Service Levels

Inter-operative platform

Flexible Measure

of Service Quality

Scalable Archi-

tecture

Proactive Service

Monitors

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Low in Weight - Portable

Low in Power

Consumption -

Adaptable

High in Space - Reliable

Givng TrueMove Mobility in a Mobile

World

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What Makes a Good Headline?

• Short• Catchy• Present Tense• Contains verbs, preferably• Addresses your audience’s interest• Concrete

WordComm Training & Consultancy !MPACT! Presentation

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RFP from CityCell

Proactive FaultMgmt

Intuitive Mgmt of Service Levels

Inter-operative platform

Flexible Measure

of Service Quality

Scalable Archi-

tecture

Proactive Service

Monitors

Taking CityCell onto the Next Lap

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The 3 Stepsto

What are 3 things your

audience wants to know?

Presentation

Conceptualisingyour

What are 3 things you’d want your audience to know about what they want to know?

Chunk your presentation

around your 3 main points

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Flexible Measure

of Service Quality

Scalable Archi-

tecture

Proactive Service

Monitors

Taking CityCell onto the Next Lap

With globeOSS

iSM

• Service Studio Modelling• Dashboard• KQI/KPI calculations• Monitoring

• Thresholding• Service Bus

• Adaptor Devt Kit