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Best Place to Learn—On Boarding Program Overview Melisa Powers Director Sales Learning and Development Agenda Who is McAfee Program Overview Results Who is McAfee The McAfee Cause McAfee lives for the challenge of protecting and liberating our customers by staying ahead of the bad guys in our obsessive, relentless search for safe. Every Day McAfee identifies 3,000 new malicious websites Every Week McAfee identifies 469,000 unique malware samples Every Month McAfee identifies 11,310,000 new zombie computers McAfee and Intel POWER EFFICIENT PERFORMANCE INTERNET CONNECTIVITY SECURITY About McAfee Founded in 1987, McAfee is now the world’s largest dedicated security company Global research for real-time threat intelligence Integrated solutions and services Compliance processes built into solutions Single management platform for optimized security McAfee Facts 125 million McAfee users 180+ million mobile devices shipped with McAfee 5 million single largest McAfee deployment 10 Gartner Magic Quadrants that feature McAfee 480 McAfee patents, more pending 110+ McAfee Security Innovation Alliance partners 7,250 McAfee employees globally* 120 countries that make up the McAfee global footprint $2.2+ billion annual revenue *As of September, 2012. Why McAfee - Unprecedented Opportunities: World’s Largest Dedicated Security Company NETWORK SECURITY Next Generation Firewall Intrusion Prevention Access Control Network User Behavior Analysis INFORMATION SECURITY Email Security Web Security Data Loss Prevention Encryption SECURITY MANAGEMENT Security Operations Console Policy Auditing & Management Vulnerability Management Risk Management Compliance SIEM ENDPOINT SECURITY Malware Protection Device Encryption Application Whitelisting Desktop Firewall Device Control Email Protection Network Access Control Endpoint Web Protection Host Intrusion Protection Server and Database Protection On Chip (Silicon-Based) Security Smartphone and Tablet Protection Virtual Machine and VDI Protection Embedded Device Protection On Boarding Program Learn about us 5 GEO’s 4 Quarters 3 Audiences 2 Different Businesses 1 Lean L&D Team APAC EMEA LTAM Japan NA 11 McAfee Confidential—Internal Use Only Program at a Glance 12 Who • What • Blended learning approach When • Quarterly Why • • Reduce time to ramp up Effective/Efficient sales reps Target Audience is Sales o Supporting roles also invited The Road There… THE PROCESS – Start where you want to end up… 13 Started with the End in Mind MEASUREMENT – Measure Against Your Expectations… 14 Setting the Direction… Enterprise Business Objective Desired Outcome Win New Business • Be able to differentiate McAfee on a strategic level • Be able to present the Corporate pitch • Know how to run a Sales Play • Be able to create an actionable attack plan Consumer Ensure that partner & retail agreements are profitable • Be able to differentiate McAfee on a strategic level • Be able to present the CMSB Corporate pitch • Be able to complete profitable Financial Model Inside Sales Win New Business • Be able to differentiate McAfee on a strategic level • Be able to present the Corporate pitch • Know how to run a Sales Play • Be able to create an actionable attack plan Defining the Path… Enterprise Targets • Pass post-test by 90% or better, show increase in knowledge • Pass Corporate pitch with 4.0 or higher • Attack Plan will lead to Identified solutions and/or Wins Consumer • Pass post-test by 90% or better • Pass Corporate pitch with 4.0 or higher • Complete a profitable Financial Model over a 3 year period Inside Sales • Pass post-test by 90% or better, show increase in knowledge • Pass Corporate pitch with 4.0 or higher • Hit targeted number of outbound calls • Blended Learning Approach Approach • Welcome Packet • Prework--eLearning and webinars (10-30 hours) is done prior to instructorled sessions to give equal foundation • Instructor led workshop—includes role plays, sales play mapping, on-the-job training, mentoring, and case studies. Agenda Overview Executive Welcome • Important to the Company • Set Expectations Lay the Foundation Sales Plays Tools/Process • Culture • Where to focus • Internal Resources • Corporate Pitch • Solution Knowledge • How to get your job done • Selling Process Case Study • Tools to use Corporate Pitch Certification • Apply knowledge to real customer • They pitch • Appropriate Action during Sales process • We score Challenges Knowledge Transfer • What do they need to KNOW • What do they need to FIND Subject Matter Experts • Consistent Message • Teaching vs. Telling Extraneous Topics • Tools • Various Programs Our Solutions Challenge What We Did Teach Back Knowledge Transfer Work sheets Assessments Subject Matter Experts Flipped Classroom Games Assessments Extraneous Topics Poll Everywhere Knowledge Transfer 21 Write Present Coach Pre and Post Assessment Present, Present, Present Poll Everywhere March 2012 Corporate Pitch Pre and Post Assessment Strategic Differentiators Value Proposition What they Need to KNOW Present Evaluate Pass/Fail Flipped Classroom Flipped Classroom Three-pronged approach to reinforce Product Knowledge and Sales Play performance 1. Videos recorded by SEs specific to Sales Plays • Students review these videos as homework prior to class • Fill out worksheet • Send Picture of Worksheet 2. Sales Play Map • Completed during class, students collaborate and write WHO they should talk to, WHAT questions they should ask, and HOW to best present the value and uniqueness of McAfee 3. Role Plays • Students are then presented with a Role Play where they can practice asking the questions they developed in the Sales Play map in a safe environment. 1 2 3 The Map On-Boarding Web site 25 March 2012 Extraneous Topics Poll Everywhere www.polleverywhere.com 27 March 2012 Games McAfee’s in Can you save us? 28 March 2012 Case Study 29 March 2012 Results 30 McAfee Confidential—Internal Use Only 2012 Program Metrics Progress on Attack Plan Level 1: Reaction • 92.26% of attendees rated the course as either Good or Very Good Level 2: Learning • Average Knowledge Gain: 32 points (achieves goal) • Average Pitch Score: 4.42 (achieves goal) 160 140 120 100 80 60 40 20 0 Level 3: Behavior • The majority of attendees believe that the course has improved their overall job performance by 70% or more. • Attendees are using resources after returning to job (achieves goal) • Average utilization of Sales Plays: 4-6 times • Average utilization of Sales and Marketing portal: 7-10 times RESULT • • 31 Program meets/exceeds Desired Outcomes Program Attack Plan linked to business results: • Resulted in 49 Technical Wins and 35 Business Wins July 20, 2015 Accomplishments Attack Plan • • 32 49 Technical Wins 35 Business Wins Case Study/Financial Model • Re-vamp of Direct Sales Lead Identification • Lead generation critical to business success Learning tied to Learning tied to Learning tied to Direct Business Wins Improvements within the Business Increase in Prospective Customers July 20, 2015 Reporting Results to the Business Micro Learning Scorecard Template Program Title Target Audience Number of Participants Duration Business Objectives StarTrac Field sales new hires 26 40 Reduce ramp up time Increase efficiency Results Satisfaction Learning 4.3 ↑ 26% increase ↑ Application Tangible Benefits > 80% (less than 90%) ↑ Intangible Benefits Attack Plans resulting in over Business Impact $2M Productivity increase 79.5% Leads number increase 62.9% Sales reps feel prepared and confident to tackle their territories Macro Scorecard Template Course Title Business Objectives Alignment with Organizational Strategy Average Satisfaction Results Average Learning Results Reduce ramp up time Enterprise Inside Sales Reduce ramp up time Consumer Reduce ramp up time Increase efficiency 4.3 26% Over $2M 4.8 70% Over 90% Hitting call target 4.6 26% 90% Exceeding Expectations Focus on People Increase efficiency Business Impact > 80% (less than 90%) Focus on People Increase efficiency Average Application Results Focus on People What Participants Say. 34 Had a customer meeting this morning (one of the national TV companies here in Belgium) and could immediately refer to what we learned last week The training was well structured and very relevant. It was not just a set of slides which often just goes over your heads, but it was interactive and credible. I have worked for both HP and Cisco before McAfee and had similar induction courses but this was by far the most relevant and useful as a new starter. Thanks. I am writing you because when we went to the StarTrac in Amsterdam I prepared my corporate pitch based in Grifols. This mail is just to inform you that we won the deal (+150 k) displacing TrendMicro from 4.000 nodes, Just wanted to let you know I've used just about every handout and tips & tricks you gave us. All very helpful and making it easier for me to do my job. “I found the training interesting and good, but when faced with real life situations it definitely shows it’s value ! I did my first corporate presentation and the result was very good. As the comment there, the presentation went to the PDI and as a result of it, We have generated two opportunities that will develop this year. “Great content, assimilated via field examples on how opportunities were won, how positioned, what resources leveraged, how objections addressed, what won the deal.” “Thank you for everything! As a new comer, I found that the information was very valuable to my work role.” March 2012 On Going Support • Battlecards • eBooks • JIT podcasts 35 March 2012 Charge Ahead 36 March 2012 The McAfee Sales L&D Team * A few members are not shown because a picture was unavailable. 37