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Scaling Bus Dev & Driving Channel Volume, The DocuSign WayKC Hamels, Sr. Director, Business Development
July 24, 2014
The Global Standard for Digital Transaction Management™
DOCUSIGN CONFIDENTIAL 2
Agenda
• Quick DocuSign Overview
• Why is Business Development important to a Start up?
• How DocuSign leverages Business Development & Channel functions
• Wrap up/Q&A
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Enables end-to-end solution to PREPARE, EXECUTE, and MANAGE transactions in an all-digital environment
Integrates with existing digital systems (e.g. CRM, HCM, ERP)
Mobile-enabled
Securely encrypted
Legally binding
Accepted and utilized around the globe
How DocuSign Works
Vision
Empower organizations to “keep business digital.”
Leader Among Analysts
#1eSignatureTakes Off
#1eSignature
Wave
#1eSignatureSolutions
Market Leader
• More than 110K Customers• 188 Countries, 43 Languages• Top brands across industries
2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
Leader in Users
40M+ Users, 40K New Users/Day
DocuSign at work
Mobile AppsiOS, Andriod, Win 8
Desktop/LaptopCreate templates
Admin controlsSystem automated
APICustom work flowsCustomer Integrations
Integrated Enterprise Solutions Custom work flowsCustomer Integrations
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Quick Quiz
Who in your company has responsibility for: Mapping and networking your
ecosystem?
Building long-term relationships and driving deals with strategic partners?
Identifying, evaluating and executing acquisitions?
Developing and executing your strategy to go global?
Working with you to tackle major strategic opportunities?
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Definition:
Strategic business development is an investment in systematically mapping and networking your ecosystem to drive transformational opportunities. Although the CEO will be heavily involved at times, it’s not primarily the CEO’s role. Nor should strategic BD be confused with Sales. Although very complementary to Sales, it’s also very different in that it doesn’t follow a quarterly cadence. It’s focused on a very few high-impact events a year rather than a large volume of quarterly transactions, so it should have separate goals and incentives from those of Sales. Strategic BD should be low headcount and high impact, led by a senior professional operating at a peer level to Sales, Engineering and other company functions.
O’Farrell, John January 6, 2012, Who you gonna call? The importance of strategic business development. Retrieved from http://fortune.com
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SO…why is Business Development important?
Need to create a network of partners that can assist with reselling or allowing access to your product Strategic chess moves
Scalable = “more feet on the street”
Direct sales is $$$$
Enhances and lends creditably to your product
Gets everyone involved: Developers are your friends, they will make your product better
FOCUS on the things that matter: What do we want to be when we grow up?
What will move the needle?
“What distinguishes the winners from everyone else is that they are systematically networked into all of the surrounding companies that matter, so they can identify and seize the transformational opportunity when the time comes.” John O’Farrell, Andreessen Horowitz
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Business case
Executive Sponsor (internal & partner)
Timeline for executing
Resources needed
Quick outline of opportunity
Put action plans in place
•Corporate wide strategic alliance to make cloud solutions default in Fortune 500 companies
Strategic Alliance on Cloud X
•Phase 1: Digitalize•Phase 2: Expand
• Continue to bring value to businesses with more robust cloud offerings in ERP, HCM, CRM
•Phase 3: Innovate and Unify• Create new joint use cases and help unify digital transactions
across different product lines
Roadmap to Success
•Current pipe: Hamels Camels, Sailboats4you, 3DayWorkweek•Identify new customers who could benefit from our joint solution
Joint Customers
•Freemium•RevShare•Referral
Revenue Model
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DocuSign Business Development Reports through Chief Revenue Officer Team responsible for ISV’s, System Integrators, Developers/API, Channel,
Partner Development, and Vertical Segments
Responsible for DocuSign’s Partner Ecosystem
Our primary goal is to enable partners to be successful, resources are key!
Accelerating Partners’ Success
Pre-Built DocuSign
Connectors
Hundreds of Partner-Built
Solutions
Certified Consultants &
Systems Integrators
Superior API & Toolkit
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DocuSign Channel Partners
Started small, scaling as we go
Global footprint
Address potential issues head on
Communicate value to DocuSign AEs It just takes one deal…
Set realistic expectations for ramp
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Keys to our success
“It takes a village…” Partner Product Marketing
Partner Product Management
Partner Sales Engineer
Partner Engineering
Customer support
Executive leadership support
Team dynamic, hiring the right people
Evolution of digital transaction management
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What I’ve Learned About Business Development1. Identify goals for each partnership
• Revenue, reach, block competition, global expansion2. Business Development is not “sales”---technically, put on your strategic
thinking cap3. Things change on a daily basis- oh boy, do they!4. Identify key areas of FOCUS5. Leverage the Developer community (because they rock)6. Global expansion will not happen without a robust partner ecosystem7. Provide self-service resources for partners= life saver!8. Build a professional network & stay informed
• I never want to be the last to know9. Communicate your plans & manage up10.Collaboration is the name of the game
11. MOST IMPORTATNLY, HAVE FUN!!! 12. (chalkboard is the new Comic Sans)