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Account Planning Workshop March 1-2 2006

Account Planning Workshop March 1-2 2006. ABN AMRO. Participants. Facilitator. Christopher Neil-Jones, Talent Capital (Executive Match) Chris@talcap.net +44 (0)207 078 3937. 1. Business Trends & Priorities. Focus on reducing operational costs Total return to shareholders

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Account Planning Workshop March 1-2 2006

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  1. Account Planning WorkshopMarch 1-2 2006 ABN AMRO Participants Facilitator Christopher Neil-Jones, Talent Capital (Executive Match) Chris@talcap.net +44 (0)207 078 3937 1

  2. Business Trends & Priorities • Focus on reducing operational costs • Total return to shareholders • Reduce OPEX €500m by 2007, €600m by 2008 • Growth: acquisitions, India, Malaysia, Indonesia, China? • Drive to outsource; be a leader in sector, offshoring (back office, HR, Finance) • Focus on mass affluent segment • Need to open retail branches quickly • “One Bank” • Focus on core activities Customer’s Business priorities • Reduce operational risk • Value • Service excellence • Agility

  3. IT Trends & Priorities • $1.5bn IT spend, reducing to $1.2m in 2 yrs • Outsource: Verizon, Avaya, IBM as guardian, ABN have purchase decision on assets • Global datacentre consolidation • Recognized security vulnerabilities (plan to spend $37m in CY06) • Focus on 4 pillars: • Reduce operational risk • Value • Service excellence • Agility • Disconnect between business & IT • IT wants to add value to business

  4. Perception of Cisco • Disjointed account team. Everyone is GAM • Resources not where we need them • No clear visible structure • Too focussed on internal politics & remuneration issues – too visbile to us • Not customer oriented, just selling • They don’t understand our objectives • Better exec engagement that works • IBSG is great – interested to take this further • Individuals selling things that aren’t approved • Don’t tell me about products, talk about my needs • Talk about complete solutions, not components • Need to be grown-up in our behaviour & work with Avaya & Verizon • Making good progress in fixing issues Source: Interviews with senior customer executives by Talent Capital February 2006.

  5. Our Objectives • FY05 = $22m, FY04 = $36m. Services $19.6m (FY05), $12m (FY04) • FY06 target = $26m +10/-8 • FY07 expected $22m, services $6m • Sort out account team roles & responsibilities • align resources according to ABN needs • communicate the plan • Security & Video: be recognized as strategic partner • Datacentre: align with IBM, get strategy to churn • Understand ABN business drivers & be seen as relevant • Align with regional operations people & help make the rollout work • Direct AS engagement (NOS) • Joint account plan with Verizon, including AS • Coverage model

  6. Getting Our Act Together…. • The customer is telling us we must fix these things: • Define the relationship map • PJ team • Regional TNS • SE’s, AM’s, Service • Exec engagement • Global compensation issues • Use of job titles towards customer • Internal communications • Verizon contact matrix

  7. Services Telecoms and Network Services Key * Target No Relationship Non-Supporter Developing Relationship Solid Supporter

  8. MCI Verizon Key * Target No Relationship Non-Supporter Cisco Channel Team Brian Steel: CAM Europe Brigid Cerelli: SAM, Europe Developing Relationship Solid Supporter

  9. Relationship matrix

  10. Relationship matrix (2) To be completed (see actions)

  11. Relationship matrix: exec engagement To be completed (see actions)

  12. Business Flow

  13. Third-Party Mapping

  14. Actions

  15. Team Actions

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