Sales and key account.
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Content
Executive summary……………………………………………………………………………………….
Pre- negotiation planning……………………………………………………………………………..
Team role………………………………………………………………………………………………………
Objective aims for the meeting……………………………………………………………………..
The planning process……………………………………………………………………………………….
Anticipated questions/objective plans for encountering………………………………………
What went right/wrong and why………………………………………………………………………….
Expected outcome for the meeting………………………………………………………………………….
Critical analysis of negotiation…………………………………………………………………………………..
What could have been improved………………………………………………………………………………….
Likely future activity………………………………………………………………………………………………………….
Referencing…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..
Executive Summary
In the negotiation we played Digital computer systems (hardware and software). We intend to supply the bank’s national IT system. In order to make it a successful one, we decide to provide them with the best equipment we have by giving some images of our product the bank representative.
We agreed on the product which they want Digital computers system to install all the system in areas which is needed, but as the meeting progress we understood what they were after is just the hardware and software we argued on it by telling them (Bank) that our system is the best in town all my workers are all trained by the best expert , as we negotiate with bank they finally came to a point of scheduling another meeting.
Pre-Negotiation Planning
Team Role
For the role play of negotiation we have to work in pair which involves a more effective and comprehensive negotiation, and also a better and more detailed report. To defend the posture of the Digital Company, the seller, we need the ability to choose a partner, so this reflects the first decision to work in group who is really important for the future success of the report and negotiation.
On the other hand, we will make group of two people. This suppose an important advantage because the time we spent on organizing ourselves and planning the different task will be reduce, so this contribute in a more productive work. Also, we didn´t allocate the role of leader for anyone due to the communication was easier. It assumes an equal distribution both the responsibilities and the decisions.
Opening Stance of Digital
On the previous year, the computer´s market have been experimented an increase both in demand and offer. This is the reason because the company has to give the maximum important to retain the correct customer. In this way, we consider key account of The Bank is aligned to our company strategy and we have to contribute to achieve their requirement. This is because we consider The Bank one of our Strategic Customer and this suppose (Key Account Management; D. Woodburn and M.McDonald, (2011):
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Figure 1: Key account selection matrix, by D. Woodburn and M.McDonald, (2011)
This graphic reflect the importance of this customers and the reason because it is a prime candidate: high attractiveness, high business strength, close relationship, growth in volume/sales and profit, and a net free cash flow optimized rather than maximized.
Objectives and Aims for the meeting
We find in a long sales cycle so we have to established multiples objectives. Due to we want to sell a high tech product, we have to consider both sort term and long term aims.
The short term objectives we want to achieve are:
- To provide as much information as possible about the company and the product.
- To differentiate our product from other competitors (making comparisons)
- To argue the higher price of the same.
- To clarify requirement.
- To arrange a future meeting to clarified all questions of the buyer and their possible decision to purchase.
On the other hand, the long term objectives we hoped to achieve are:
- To create a business positive relationship with The Bank for futures advances in our product that they could be interested.
Once established the short and long term, we also must consider the negotiation scenario where we set a ‘must have’ and ‘would like’ objectives (Winkler. J. 1996)
‘Must have’ | ‘Would like’ |
- Price: no less than £4 million - Trial period (6 weeks) - Installed system - warranties (6 month tech support) |
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The Planning Process
To have a successful meeting and to maintain good relation with The Bank is necessary a good planning process of the negotiation. For this reason, we used the planning process established by Jobber and Lancaster (2000).For the preparation of the negotiation we go step to step
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Figure 2: The planning process, by Jober and Lancaster(2000)
Anticipated questions/objections and plans for encountering
To the meeting, we consider the personal selling process developed by Jobber and Lancaster(2000):
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For the opening, we are going to
As the second step “need and problem identification”, we know The Bank need a new system capable to satisfying their futures needs. But we should to ask questions and listen what the customers really want, what are their problems and their needs using open questions (reference to book,page 106) as:
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