...Reports—Always at the Beginning When Does the New Name Get into Salesforce.com? Data Quality Scoring Response History—What Did the Person Do? Facilitating Engagement Nurturing—Some Considerations How Do We Know Whom to Nurture? Disquali cation Feedback Nurture Time-Outs Returning from Nurture Rep Visibility and Aging Creating Opportunities and Campaign Attribution The Big Picture About Full Circle CRM Addendum A—Lead Conversion in Salesforce.com 4 4 4 5 5 6 7 7 7 8 8 9 10 10 11 12 12 12 13 13 14 14 15 Copyright © 2012, Full Circle CRM, Inc., All Rights Reserved. Full Circle CRM | FullCircleCRM.com | 650.641.2766 | 877.834.4001 3 Introduction Because a lead, either an Inquiry or a Target, can be represented in salesforce.com as either a Lead or Contact record, organizations should give careful thought to how to engage in a consistent and measurable manner with both types of salesforce.com objects. Using salesforce.com’s CRM solution for marketing is a natural choice, particularly if your Sales organization is running operations with this popular cloud-based CRM application. However, using salesforce.com for marketing has some challenges. At Full Circle CRM, we’ve experienced these challenges rsthand and we’ve collected a set of best practices in this white paper around designing an e ective lead lifecycle to get the most out of your marketing and sales e orts. Just so we’re on the same page, we start with a series of de nitions, then discuss some challenges...
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...1 http://www.miteshk.webs.com TAXATION CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION The word tax is derived from a Latin word “Taxare “it means to estimate or value. The term tax to a common man means money paid to the Government out of compulsion without deriving any benefit directly by himself or his family members. As per taxation tax means statuary payment to be made b the public and imposed by the Government. Definition: As per Prof. Adams: ¾ From the Stand point of the state, a tax is source of derivate revenue ¾ From the point of the citizen, A tax is a coerced payment ¾ From the Administrative point of view, it is a demand for money by state in conformity to establish rules ¾ From the point view of a Theory, a tax is a contribution from the individual for common expenditure Characteristics of Tax: 1. Tax can be imposed by the Government only 2. Taxes are paid in the form cash only 3. the aim of levying tax is to promote the welfare of the people living in the country 4. the object of tax is to raise revenue to the Government 5. tax is a legal collection 6. payment of tax involves an element of sacrifice 7. it is levied by the Government by virtue of its power confirmed under the Constitution 8. Tax is not a payment for specific service rendered by the Government to tax payer 9. Tax is imposed on income or wealth or on a commodities i.e. either directly or indirectly, but tax is actuallypaid by the individuals. Objects of...
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...Dependency Status Responsible Group/ Person Comments Hardware Setup Time System Server Setup, OS Build, connections Setup and Test printers APO server setup; Optimizer Cache server setup Document server setup Printer Server Setup Coordinate activities between HR go live and other SAP go live related to hardware, dual clocks, etc. Engineering Drawing Package(s) Server setup Set batch jobs printers Hardware Purchased (PCs, Printers, Clocks, Labor Collection) CHECKPOINT: Hardware Is Installed, Time System Clocks Ready Mass Transport to Production (48 hrs) LOAD SETUP IN SAP PROD Open Client for Manual Numbers set Change customer number range to external Check various Number Ranges Add "plant" vendors Change vendor number range to external Manual - Number Range Batch Manual - Number Range Tranfer Requirement & Transfer Order Update table T185 as per SAP note 847810 Create Bin Numbers Set A/P Check Number Activate various conversion exit Change material number range to external APO-R/3 Basis connection settings Finance Setup Activate Material Ledger Activity Types Check FICO Number Ranges Co-PA activation Cost center hierarchy Cost element Groups Load Chart of Accounts Load Cost Centers Load Profit Centers Open MM Periods Primary and Secondary Cost Elements SET FI Periods APO & General Setup SETUP activate integration models create alert profiles Start Date Start Time Finish Time Finish Date Activity Production Go Live Checklist Dependency Status Responsible...
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...Sales Support: Computer-Aided Selling (CAS) Release 4.6C HELP.SDCAS Sales Support: Computer-Aided Selling (CAS) SAP AG Copyright © Copyright 2001 SAP AG. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or for any purpose without the express permission of SAP AG. The information contained herein may be changed without prior notice. Some software products marketed by SAP AG and its distributors contain proprietary software components of other software vendors. Microsoft , WINDOWS , NT , EXCEL , Word , PowerPoint and SQL Server are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. IBM , DB2 , OS/2 , DB2/6000 , Parallel Sysplex , MVS/ESA , RS/6000 , AIX , S/390 , ® ® ® AS/400 , OS/390 , and OS/400 are registered trademarks of IBM Corporation. ORACLE is a registered trademark of ORACLE Corporation. INFORMIX -OnLine for SAP and Informix Dynamic Server Informix Software Incorporated. ® ® ® ® ® ® TM ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® are registered trademarks of UNIX , X/Open , OSF/1 , and Motif are registered trademarks of the Open Group. HTML, DHTML, XML, XHTML are trademarks or registered trademarks of W3C , World Wide Web Consortium, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. JAVA is a registered trademark of Sun Microsystems, Inc. JAVASCRIPT is a registered trademark of Sun Microsystems, Inc., used under license for technology invented and implemented by Netscape. SAP, SAP Logo, R/2, RIVA, R/3, ABAP, SAP ArchiveLink,...
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...Department of Trade and Taxes Government of NCT of Delhi Form DVAT 04 Form DVAT 04 – Cover Page [See Rule 12] Application for Registration under Delhi Value Added Tax Act, 2004 Checklist of Supporting Documents Please tick as applicable Mandatory Supporting Documents Parts A, B, C & D of the Form duly filled in (in case any of the parts is not applicable, please mark accordingly) Proof of incorporation of the applicant dealer i.e. Copy of deed of constitution (partnership deed (if any), certificate of registration under the Societies Act, Trust deed, Memorandum and Articles of Association etc) duly certified by the authorised signatory Proof of identity of authorised signatory signing the Registration Application Form Two self addressed envelopes (Without stamps) In case of a dealer applying for registration and simultaneously opting for payment of tax under composition scheme, please attach application in Form DVAT 01 along with this application Proof of Security along with duly filled Form DVAT-12 Optional Supporting Documents (For reduction in Security Amount) Proof of ownership of principal place of business Proof of ownership of residential property by proprietor/ managing partner Copy of passport of proprietor/ managing partner Copy of Permanent Account Number in the name of the business allotted by the Income Tax Department Copy of last electricity bill (The bill should be in the name of the business and for the address specified as the main...
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...TOPIC-JOGGED ANALYSIS- Table 1a household-The heavy users like jogged that the household size 6+.the marital status of user SINGLE are more like jogging. The maximum children 4+ family like most jogged. The youngest child 6 TO 11 more like to jogging rather than other age group of youth. Table 2A | EMPLOYMENT STATUS OF SPOUSES OF MARRIED RESPONDENTS | Female employee full time heavy user of jogged. Male part time employee are heavy user of jogged. Table 3A | INCOME, EDUCATION, AND TECH SAVVY | The household income less THAN HUNDRED THOUSAND ARE heavy user of jogging. The education level of heavy user of jogged is GRADUATE SCHOOL. The technology savvy are HEAVY AGREE for going to jogged. Table 4A | OCCUPATION | | The SALES person are heavily of jogged. Table 5A | ETHNIC SUBCULTURE, AGE, AND COGNITIVE AGE | The category of OTHER Ethnic subculture are heavy user of jogged. The age group 18-24 age people are heavy user of jogged. The more people are feel a lot younger than age. Table 6A | GENDER AND GEOGRAPHIC REGION | | The gender male are heavy user of jogged rather than female. The geographic region PACIFIC are heavy user of jogged. Table 7A | IDEAL SELF-CONCEPT | | The ideal concept of MASCULINE are heavy user of jogged. CORRELATION The correlation between different chart that the increase the number of household member ,single person, maximum number of child and the age group 6 to 11 are heavy user of jogged but the female full time employee...
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...Banking Academy | City University of Seattle | TAXATION PERSONAL INCOME TAX IN THE UNITED STATE Group’s member:Nguyễn Như Nam (C)Phan Thu AnNguyễn Thùy DungHoàng Bá SơnNgô Thị Ánh TuyếtDate: 15/12/2014 | Table of Contents PART 1. The review on the tax system in the United States 2 1. The tax administration system in United States 2 2. The tax policy system in United States 3 PART 2. The review of the main content of the tax laws 5 I. The scope of application 5 1. Taxable incomes 5 2. Non-taxable 7 3. Payers. 7 II. The taxation bases 9 III. The tax calculation method 10 1. Gross Income 10 2. Adjusted gross income 17 3. Tax Credits 17 4. Tax Rates 20 5. Deductions and exemptions 22 IV. Tax declaration, submission and refund 32 1. Declaration 32 2. Submission 33 3. Refund 34 REFERENCES 36 PART 1. The review on the tax system in the United States Taxation is an important for each country. Taxation provides a material to distribute economic resources towards those with low incomes or special needs. Taxes provide the revenue needed for critical public services such as social security, health care, national defense, and education. 1. The tax administration system in United States The U.S. system of tax administration is based on the principle of self-assessment. In a self-assessment system, taxpayers calculate and pay their own taxes without the intervention of a tax official. If this is not done appropriately...
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...Wangsan-ri Hankuk Academy of Foreign Studies, South Korea Abstract. Despite recent global economic downturns starting from 2008, luxury goods have maintained their popularity as some of the most popular products in the world, while the sales of other goods have fallen significantly. In fact, the sales of luxury goods have increased in many cases. The aim of this paper is to identify the causes to this phenomenon, and go more in-depth into the consumer psychology of buying luxury goods. Recent statistics concerning the modern economy were examined, particularly the sales of luxury goods and their consistency in sales. After, the sales of luxury goods were studied from the perspective of consumer psychology. Luxury goods are not bought for the same reasons that normal or inferior goods are, as they do not adhere to the conventional wisdom of economical decision making. Instead, consumer decision making plays a huge role in the sales of luxury goods, particularly status consumption, and the motivations for status consumption were identified according to different types of motivations. By analyzing this data, the economic effects of luxury goods were identified. Because their primary consumer base is not affected severely by economic hardships, the sales of luxury goods are able to maintain a consistency not found in other goods. This trickled down into growth for the suppliers of these luxury brands as well, because the increase in demand for supply by luxury goods makers was able to...
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...The Philadelphia Phillies wish to increase ticket sales through promotions via social media and postal mail “blasts”. Which would lead to greater attendance at games. They wish to target and identify customers who are more likely to come to games. My model will be a response model. The target variable for this model is PRCHS, and it is binary, taking Y for a ticket purchase and N for no ticket purchase. Customer Age Income Status URL SHARE PRCHS 1 26 $ 28,492 S Y Y Y 2 44 $ 72,891 D Y N Y 3 61 $ 49,000 W N N N 4 41 $ 106,338 MC N Y Y 5 38 $ 37,000 S Y N N In the table, the variables Age, Income, Status are input variables. Age and Income are numeric variables. Status is categorical and nominal-scaled. S implies the customer is single. D indicates they are divorced. W indicates the person is widowed. MC refers to Married with Children. MNC indicates Married without Children. The variable URL, is a predictor of a ticket sale based on if the customer clicks on the URL from the link within the e-mail, and is sent to the Phillies website with the promotion code already added to their cart. The URL variable is binary, indicating a Y for a click on the URL. And an N for no click or activity received from that e-mail. The variable SHARE, is also a predictor of a ticket sale base on if the customer shares the promotion on social media once prompted...
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...Victoria’s Secret Change Management Process Christopher Brown ISCOM/472 May 20, 2013 Valorie Howard Victoria’s Secret Change Management Victoria’s Secret’s main market is the lingerie industry however; the specific categories for retail include Victoria Secret’s stores, Victoria Secrets beauty products and Victoria’s Secret lingerie catalog. The organization use the supply chain to gain competitive advantage within the retail industry and still considering three categories of improvement such as cycle time, quality, and cost concerns and developments. Cycle time measures the amount of time according to the unit using minutes and customer hours adding and subtracting one from another will not provide an average value (Tooling University, 2011). Quality reduces variation of processes surrounding targets to include goals, objectives, mission, and organizations vision eliminating faults, failures, and satisfying customer expectations (Shsu Ed, 2011). Demand media Inc. (2011) says “cost basis is defined as the amount of money originally put into investments before any growth or loss” (pg 1. para 1.). The three categories of improvement enhance business productivity though facilitate challenges such as cycle time step is not a stand alone use to calculate lead time. The business must know the work in process to calculate cycle times. The many dimensions to quality and customer perception of quality are a factor to determine what is important in...
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...U S E R M A N UA L JA N UA RY 2 0 1 0 USER MANUAL JANUARY 2011 © 2011 ZOHO Corp. All rights reserved No part of the contents of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means without the written permission of the publisher. TABLE OF CONTENTS PART I .................................................................................................................................................................... 7 SALES FORCE AUTOMATION .................................................................................................................................. 7 CHAPTER 1 ............................................................................................................................................................ 2 INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................................................................................... 2 SALES FORCE AUTOMATION .............................................................................................................................................2 SALESFORCE AUTOMATION IN ZOHO CRM..........................................................................................................................3 Lead Management ................................................................................................................................................4 Account Management .........................................
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...things to different people * Rich’s example: The word “material” * Means significant, more than 10% of an item * His colleague: means any tangible item that you were putting on a product * Resistors, deciding how many to buy, “don’t need to worry about this, it is material? * Meant significant to rich, meant tangible to gary * Understand where people are coming from, background * Do not rush to resolve conflict * Identify conflict, listen to all parties position on the conflict, call timeout, come back x hours later when people have had a chance to think about it * Status Quo * People who do not want to change, think in status quo * Others are looking for better ways, processes to accomplish tasks * How do you work around/deal with status quo? Chapter 2 Lecture Notes * Identifying people’s needs * What are the needs of other people? * What I said isn’t what I meant? * CEO makes statement, “well that isn’t what I meant” * Make sure words are clear, no definition problem *...
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... |is a single brand. As one example I would like to use the “As Seen on TV”, products. Even | | |though it is not just one brand this firm offers incentives that would allow the customer | | |to continue purchasing products from them. Another example would be a food brand name | | |“Kellogg's”. This brand name food product has constant sales on their product and markets | | |the food to be healthy and nutritious. This draws in not only the customer but children as| | |well. The last example would be “Victoria Secrets”. Though they offer semi-annual sales | | |and other sales they also have an on line catalog for customers too. They offer extra | | |incentives to exclusive customers and sales for customer's that order online. | | |...
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...CANADA-U.S. Business Travel Guide Released February 2013 CANADA-U.S. BUSINESS TRAVEL GUIDE INTRODUCTION Word from Jayson Myers, President & CEO, Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters T he advent of global supply chains has led to significant changes in the way manufacturers do business. In today’s day and age, the business of manufacturing is no longer simply about getting a product out the door — it is rather about providing innovative solutions to customers’ problems. Manufacturers now deliver value to customers by embedding their skills, innovation, financing and logistics solutions in the tangible goods they deliver. To compete and win in today’s environment requires constant interaction between manufacturers and their suppliers, customers, business partners, and services providers. Despite recent advances in information and communications technologies, much business is still conducted face-to-face, and deals are still done with a handshake. Whether it’s engineers working together to develop a new manufacturing process, executives meeting to negotiate a licensing agreement, or industry leaders getting together at a conference to map the future of their sector, creating value requires business people to meet and interact. Given the intensity of Canada’s trade relationship with the United States, this is especially the case between our two countries. Not only are we each other’s largest customer, but our businesses increasingly work together...
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...Posted Date: Post: Status: RE: CUTCO Discussion Anna Knowles Author: Morgan Whitaker February 22, 2016 8:10 PM Published How do you think utilizing other sales methods will impact the direct sales? Do you think there is a large chance of cannibalization? If so, how can CUTCO avoid that? Pampered Chef offered its products for sale at Target in the past, but since the independent sales people build their own businesses and their incomes from sales of the same products, most of them were extremely upset with Pampered Chef, because they were essentially taking money right out of their sales' people's pockets. Pampered Chef ended up pulling its products and reverting to direct sales. Do you think the risk of upsetting and/or cannibalizing the direct sales force is worth the increase in revenues that would be realized by selling through other channels? What are some of your ideas for an approach that would allow CUTCO to capture that untapped revenue without negatively impacting its direct sales? (Post is Unread) Thread: Post: Author: CUTCO analysis CUTCO analysis Posted Date: Status: February 22, 2016 8:05 PM Published Ivan Martinez 1. I personally cannot recall buying a product though a direct selling method. But one of my aunts sells Princess House cookware directly. She began selling soon after she attended a selling party she was invited to, and has been selling for a few years. I have gone to a few of her sales parties and the technique she uses the ...
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