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    ASCLEPIUS CONSULTING:THE SALES FORCE DILEMMA

    Group 3

    Sriram D.S D017

    Sujatha G D018

    Tarun Gupta D027

    Kumar K D034

    Hemanth S D049

    S.K.Arjun E030

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    INDIAN HEALTH INFORMATION SYSTEMS MARKET SEGMENTATIONType of Hospital No. of Beds Naming Convention

    Single Speciality 30 100 SS-30

    100 300 SS-100

    >300 SS-300

    Multi Speciality 30 100 MS-30

    100 300 MS-100

    >300 MS-300

    Nursing Homes 30 100 NH-30

    100 300 NH-100

    >300 NH-300

    Charity Hospitals 30 100 CH-30

    100 300 CH-100

    >300 CH-300

    Corporate Chains 30 100 CC-30

    100 300 CC-100

    >300 CC-300

    Day Care Centers 30 100 DC-30

    100

    300 DC-100>300 DC-300

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    MARKET SEGMENTATION AND TARGET MARKETS FOR ASCLEPIUS

    SS-30

    SS-100SS-300

    MS-30MS-100 MS-300

    NH-30NH-100

    C

    CH-100 C

    CC-3CC

    DC-30DC-100

    DC

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    Customer Segment SegmentCharacteristics Customer Offering Sales Pro

    Day care centres (30 to 100)Price sensitive and hesitant to

    change

    Basic administration, Billing,

    Pharmacy, OPD and IPD .Module wise pricing

    Fewer peopl

    Difficultyma

    Charity Hospitals ( 30 to 100and 100+)

    Budget Tight, good processframework, enterprise levelselling, complex decision

    making units

    Basic administration, Billing,Pharmacy, OPD and IPD .

    Module wise pricing. For 100+beds hospitals, all modules are

    attractive

    Centralizedrequired. Bo

    might napproa

    manageme

    Single and Multi Specialtyhospitals (100+, 300+)

    Enterprise level selling,complex decision making units

    Specialized modules such as

    Dietary Management,Scheduling modules etc.,

    More techn

    required. Saw

    Corporate Chain of hospitals(300+)

    Holistic approach to productimplementation, complex

    decision making units All modules would be attractive

    Constant salbe required

    need t

    Single specialty hospitals(100+)

    Demand of just one specificmodule and hence depth ofknowledge about product is

    required

    One specialized module suchas Radiology Informationsystem would be required

    More technrequired.

    sales

    FACTORS FOR SALES STRATEGY

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    DECISION MAKING UNIT IN HOSPITALS

    Element Brief DMU in Hosp

    InitiatorPlayers who recognize a need to be satisfied,

    initiate a request to purchase

    User, Lower level staff, Doc

    department

    GatekeeperControl the flow of information both ways. Also

    control accessSecretary, Procurement/Sales

    staf

    Buyer Responsible for evaluating criteria and negotiation Purchase department, Consulta

    Decision Makers/ Deciders Final decision maker, concerned with ROI MD/CEO, Senior Management, Comm

    User Vital role in post-purchase evaluative phase Administrative staff, specialtpharmacy/lab sta

    InfluencerPersuasive role to deciders. Specialists, trade

    relationsConsultants, Doctors, Refe

    associates, Other hospita

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    RELEVANCE OF DMU IN SALES STRATEGY Explain the benefits rather than the features Helps in influencing the Initiator and Inf luencerRecognition of need

    Features like customized modules and license-based pricing helps iGatekeeper, Buyer and decision makerDeveloping product specification

    Influencers play an important role and hence sales strategy recommendationsSearch for information/supplier

    Focus should be on Decision makers as senior management and consultaproduct/service on factors like robustness, scalability, ROI, tech specs etcEvaluation of alternatives

    Focus on Influencers and Decision Makers as shortlisting depends oncriteria like price, terms of contract offered, service providedSelect product/supplier

    Focus on Buyers as they have the final word on negotiationDecision to buy

    Focus on best-in-class delivery and schedulesFulfilment of contract

    Adapt to customer feedback and provide post-purchase supportPost-purchase evaluation

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    M AKING

    PROCES

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    PURCHASING BEHAVIOUR OF VARIOUS SEGMENT

    Value in following modules:Basic administrationBillingPharmacyOut-patient department (OPD)

    In-patient department (IPD)Price sensitiveResistance to changeModule-wise pricing works best

    Value all modulesEase of useRobustness and scalabilityNeed support in overall improvement

    Hence, consulting and serimportantROI and credibility of vendorrole

    30 100 beds 100 300, > 300 be

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    VARIOUS GO-TO MARKET ALTERNATIVES

    Pros

    In House Sales Executive Resellers

    Direct contact with customers Higher conversion rate Concentrated effort Higher deal size Low commission Better product knowledge

    Easy Reach into new geographic Better local knowledge Have prior contacts as they have

    working in this field.

    Cons

    More Expensive More Complex to handle Employees under payrole

    No direct client contact Very low conversion rate Lower deal size High commission Motivation Sells products of other companie

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    WHICH IS BETTER?

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    HOW MANY SALES PERSONS/RESELLERSARE NEEDED?