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1.2 million contract with Major Wireless Communications Corporation  involving network infrastructure development fat their 50,000 sq. ft. facility.  The project entailed a building consolidation that would bring together six dispersed office locations.  The critical part of this undertaking involved migrating their current Windows NT  environment to Windows Vista

 

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1.8 million development of entire networking and security infrastructure for Major Pharmaceutical Corporation.  Project entails all aspects of development and integration or servers, routers, switches, systems and applications.  Key relationships with Cisco, Checkpoint, Microsoft, IBM, etc.

 

2.3 million project with Major Petrochemical Corporation for development of a business to customer supply chain corporate wide.  This client is one of the top five petrochemical manufacturers in the world.  The objective was to roll out all key applications tracking various processes in the manufacturing of their products. 

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Table of Contents

  1. Exploding IT Business Markets
  2. Network Services Projects
  3. The Benefits of IT Projects
  4. Professional Services and IT Staffing
  5. Targets for IT Staffing and Projects
  6. Keys to Selling Success

Exploding IT Business Markets

 

Internet-based services: $7.8 billion to more that $50 billion in the next five years. 

Market Shift: IT spending will be $2.2 Trillion next year.

In the future, IT spending will be $3.3 Trillion (and 50% of that will be from E-Business) (Gartner Group)

 

 

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Network Services Projects

 

E-Business Initiatives Dependent on Network’s Ability to Operate Efficiently.     

Network Infrastructure (hubs, switches, routers and Systems Integration & Development.  

LAN/WAN Design, Support and Development Networks, Intranets need to provide Web access.  

43%of CIO's plan to develop an Intranet in the next 3 years; additional 23% already had them (Gartner survey)

Client/Server platforms and Thin Client Computing.

 

 

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Benefits of IT Projects

 

Market Growth Creates New Opportunities, New Technologies and Services, New Markets     

Delivery: Faster, Cheaper and More Efficient.  

Enhances Existing Customer Relationships via direct contact with the customer. 

 

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Professional Services and IT Staffing

 

Core Competencies - E-Business, Web, Networking, and Applications Development Projects.  

Enterprise Applications: SAP R/3, Baan, PeopleSoft, Oracle, and JD Edwards, Java, Perl, Java Beans, C++, Windows NT, UNIX, E-Commerce Solutions.   

Integration of back-office systems with enterprise systems of customers, suppliers, and partners via the Internet. 

E-procurement, Supply Chain/Demand Chain, B2B/B2C, CRM, Knowledge/Content Management.

 

 

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Target IT Projects and Services

 

Application Development Web Enablement (including legacy to Web projects)

GroupWare (Microsoft, Lotus Notes) Network Security (VPNs, firewall security, etc.)

Revenues for VPN services and software: $2.4B in the future. (Forester Research)

 

 

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Keys to Selling Success

 

I.       Know your top customers. Construct a profile that outlines the characteristics common to your most profitable clients. Using the profile, you can target     prospects with the same characteristics exhibited by those companies that are now your most lucrative customers.
II.      Contact each member of the target prospect group and identify the decision maker.
III.     Introduce your company. Use a simple but memorable introductory message that will get the decision maker's attention.
IV.     Pre-qualify prospects by phone by asking for the company's criteria for choosing their suppliers, and by identifying your competition.
V.      List the potential business opportunities that may exist between your company and prospect. Develop a plan that encourages two-way communication between you and the decision maker over a specific time period.

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