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Introduction Objectives and Research Methodology Market Strategy Observation & Analysis Recommendations Conclusion Learning Outcome
INTRODUCTION
Introduction
India - Second largest population of small and medium businesses (SMBs)
among BRIC countries and the US MSEs play a pivotal role in the overall industrial economy of the country
SMBs contributes more than 60 % to the Indian GDP while their spending on
IT is only 30 % of India's total IT spending SMBs accounts for about 39% of the manufacturing output and around 33%
Highlights of SMBs
Lack of IT Awareness Lack of Vertical Specific Solutions Unclear Return on Investments (ROI) High investments in legacy systems High cost for technical support Alignment in goals of SMB owner and IT vendors
About Tally
Transforming ownership experience for businesses
Global Company headquartered in the IT hub of the world Bangalore Transforming businesses across industries in over 94 countries
Evolution of Tally
Vision By 2030 A.D., be the technology fabric that drives economic growth of the world. Purpose To make everyone who touches Tally Happier!
Values
Honesty & Integrity Power of Simplicity Continuous pursuit of excellence Create and define the future Our strength is our people
Tally.ERP9
Simple yet sophisticated business management software Meets needs of small to large businesses Easy to install and use
Tally Advantage
Branch offices Administrator Remote User Managing Director
CFO
Business Partners
(Dealers, Distributers, Suppliers)
Support Center
MTP / TP / TSPL Accountant / Tax Consultant
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Data
Primary Data
In-depth Interview with probing questions Case Study of Successful Implementations
Secondary Data
Company Website and Portal Company Book of Records and Documents Computer Reseller News , August 2010 Edition , CRN Champions Award 2010 TATA Steelium -- A Success Story in B2B Branding : Vikalpa: The Journal for Decision Makers, April 2010 by Kaushik Bhattacharya, Biplab Datta Benetton Group Case Study, Harvard Business School, 9-685-014, February 6, 1989 Yashas Customer Success Stories by Tally Solutions Pvt. Ltd.
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MARKET STRATEGY
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Strategy
Stage III
Go To Market Plan
Stage II
High growth phase, to be a market leader in the country
Stage I
Understand the market & create awareness about Tally
Planning Stage
Identify markers
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Chanakya Strategy
People
Chartered Accountants
(Tally Academy)
(Auditors Edition)
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OBSERVATION
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Partner Framework
MTP
Sales Appoint Tally Partners Support Center Large Account Engagements Marketing/ Product Awareness Customization Training
Sales
Training
Tally Partner
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Commercial Policy
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Probing Technique
MTPs interviewed: Prompt Software Parakram YenYes Genesis R S Solutions Info Tech
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Probing Questions
Whats the general working procedure for MTP ? How a sale occurs? What makes Tally sell ? What are the various factors that determine the performance? What are the planning procedures in place ?
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Probing Questions
What made the customer buy Tally? How does the customer perceive Tally? After purchase, what did the customer use Tally for? What was the WOW factor experienced by the customer, using Tally? What more does the customer expect from Tally? How long did it take for the customer to decide on buying Tally? Why did they hesitate? (that is if they took time to decide, what were the causes and factors?)
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ANALYSIS
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MTP Structure
MTP has a set of teams for
Cold calling, TDL Customization, Service and Support,
TP Enablement
Tally Academy ( in certain cases )
MTPs have TP working with them On an average there are around 200 TP for every MTP , out of which around 80 are active in the business.
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MTP Operations
TP Enablement Team
looks after the Tally Partners under the MTP and
has set of TP shared between the team. They look into the business activity of TP , enable them ,
Billing is always done in the favor of TP TP receive he money directly from the customer while MTP receives from
backend
MTP buys the stock on a monthly basis from Regional Offices Tally Solutions and sell it either directly or the TPs.
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Selling Process
Lead generation
Cold calling - Industry directory , magazines References Acquaintances during trade shows
Leads generated are given to the sales team Calls generally can be of sales or service in nature. In sales they are fresh pack or renewal of subscription for Tally.Net Demo and Customization requirement study ( if needed ) Follow up and closure of the call
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Genesis
36 0.45 10
Infotech
8.2 8 18
Activations/Person ( Indirect )
Zero Billing
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MTP - Genesis
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MTP - Infotech
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Product is too generic , which makes customer rethink whether it will suit his
business requirements Product cost + AMC + TNS + Customization makes Tally not so affordable
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Auto-Fill option
Shorter Sync duration after every save
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RECOMMENDATIONS
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Recommendations
Need for more effective communication to the customers and the partners about the benefits of the product and features it offers Periodic training sessions, collaterals could be conducted to Partners to enable them reach out to customers more effectively Tally Shop (Add-ons Market Place ) hasnt been communicated by the partners to the customers because of the very fact that the margins associated by selling the add-on is very less.
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Recommendations
MTP and TPs to be handled precariously and policies should be in such a way all the partners are reigned in , enjoying the economic benefits through the course of relationship with Tally Incentives to TP and MTP selling at MRP for a duration to motivate the large group - Avoids Price War Incentives to TP and MTP who focus on fresh sale than renewal of Tally .NET subscription Streamlining Tally Circle and Tally Day
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CONCLUSION
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Conclusion
X factor in Indirect Selling Relationship Management Making Partners Active is inevitable Effective Communication and Monitoring the Ecosystem is very vital for any business
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LEARNING OUTCOME
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Positives
Brand Awareness is high in the market Presence of a strong distribution network, with wide reach Product sells itself BAP program is well accepted by the CA community and well implemented
Strategies adopted in different regions have been successful in their own way.
(Successful strategies may be implemented elsewhere as well)
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Issues
Awareness of product features is extremely low Aware customers are unclear on the usage of those features Most strategies get distorted as they trickle down the pyramid BMs role is not clearly defined, neither is his routine
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Issues (Contd.)
MTPs creating price war and confusion in the market Unorganized approach in organizing events Capacity development - A grey area Lack of Brand Identity
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Field Experience
Role of BM is ambiguous BMs selling and supporting rather than
facilitating partners
MTPs and TPs competing amongst themselves rather than collaborating Money back guarantee Not being followed
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