Salesforce.org Higher Ed Summit 2016 Keynote
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The document includes a forward-looking statement from Salesforce.com, Inc. regarding potential risks and uncertainties that could affect their business results and product offerings. It also presents an overview of Salesforce.org's initiatives in higher education, emphasizing the need for a connected campus that integrates recruitment, student success, and community engagement through technology. The content highlights the importance of data-driven strategies and innovation to enhance the educational experience and streamline institutional operations.
Salesforce.org Higher Ed Summit 2016 Keynote
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- 3. Peter Coffee VP, Strategy & Research Salesforce Welcome
- 4. Rob Acker CEO, Salesforce.org Our Mission
- 6. Where We Started… Prospects Alumni Faculty & Staff Parents Corporations Students Donors Recruitment Student Success Advancement Salesforce for Higher Ed SIS Housing HCM Financial Aid LMS Degree Audit GL Meal Plans Payroll Salesforce Platform
- 7. SIS Housing HCM Financial Aid LMS Degree Audit GL Meal Plans Payroll Prospects Alumni Faculty & Staff Parents Corporations Students Donors The Connected Campus Salesforce for Higher Ed Community Salesforce Platform Recruitment Student Success Advancement
- 8. SIS Housing HCM Financial Aid LMS Degree Audit GL Meal Plans Payroll Prospects Alumni Faculty & Staff Parents Corporations Students Donors The Connected Campus Salesforce for Higher Ed Community Salesforce Platform Recruitment Student Success Advancement Marketing
- 9. SIS Housing HCM Financial Aid LMS Degree Audit GL Meal Plans Payroll Prospects Alumni Faculty & Staff Parents Corporations Students Donors The Connected Campus Salesforce for Higher Ed Community Salesforce Platform Recruitment Student Success Advancement Marketing Analytics
- 10. SIS Housing HCM Financial Aid LMS Degree Audit GL Meal Plans Payroll Prospects Alumni Faculty & Staff Parents Corporations Students Donors The Connected Campus Salesforce for Higher Ed Community Salesforce Platform Recruitment Student Success Advancement Marketing Analytics Build Apps
- 11. SIS Housing HCM Financial Aid LMS Degree Audit GL Meal Plans Payroll Prospects Alumni Faculty & Staff Parents Corporations Students Donors The Connected Campus Salesforce for Higher Ed Community Salesforce Platform Marketing Build Apps Higher Ed Data Architecture (HEDA) Recruitment Student Success Advancement Analytics New
- 12. Pat McQueen Our Vision Allyson Fryhoff Our Strategy Cheryl Porro Our Innovation The Salesforce.org Higher Ed Team
- 13. Pat McQueen General Manager, Higher Ed Salesforce.org The Higher Ed Revolution
- 14. Student Centric University Centric The World Has Been Turned Upside-Down Higher Education is Just Beginning to Experience This
- 15. Other Industries Have Reset Expectations Know me Guide me Connect me Customer Expectations Delight me
- 16. FIN MKT BI SIS HR ERP CRM ERP FIN BI SIS HR CRM MKT CRM Institution drives business processes Constituents drive business processes System of Engagement System of Intelligence System of Record A Common Tech Paradigm Shift Behind These New Models
- 17. Higher Ed Can Also Make These Connections Innovation Required Connected Students 5B smart phones by 2017 4.5B social users Siloed Processes Funding Challenges Legacy Systems Disconnected Institutions 1:1 Engagement Proactive Support Mobile Communities
- 18. Disruptors are Clear on the Opportunity in Higher Ed “We have to deliver the same phenomenal customer service experience that businesses do.” “We’re in the greatest age in the history of education. It’s all about how we capture knowledge, how we transmit knowledge, and how we share knowledge.” “We’re not just upgrading the information technology. We’re transforming the way we conduct business.” Rick Matasar VP, Strategy & Innovation Mark Lombardi President Jack George AVP for Enterprise Application Services & IT
- 19. Allyson Fryhoff Chief Customer Officer, Salesforce.org The Connected Campus Strategy
- 20. 5 Things Disruptive Leaders Recognize Strategy Behind the Connected Campus Connected Recruitment Student Success Advancement Community Salesforce Platform Marketing Analytics Build Apps Higher Ed Data Architecture Student Centric Data Driven Open Community Led
- 22. The Connected Campus Student-Centric & Data-Driven Data Across the Lifecycle is: Accessible Accurate Automated Actionable Recruiting Student Success Advancement
- 23. The Connected Campus Connect in a Whole New Way Marketing Deliver 1:1 Communications Apps Build Apps Faster Than Ever Create Engaging Constituent Experiences Community Analytics Get Instant Insights Across Your Institution Recruiting Recruit the Right Students Student Success Provide Personalized, Proactive Support Advancement Optimize Alumni Lifetime Value
- 24. 5 Things Disruptive Leaders Recognize The Strategy Behind the Connected Campus Connected Recruitment Student Success Advancement Community Salesforce Platform Marketing Analytics Build Apps Higher Ed Data Architecture Student Centric Data Driven Open Community Led
- 25. The Connected Campus Strategy Yields Huge Results Source: Salesforce Customer Relationship Survey conducted March 2015 - May 2015, by an independent third-party, Confirmit Inc., on 4,600+ customers randomly selected. Question response sizes vary. May be drawn from individual customer-reported results rather than Survey. Percentage Improvements Reported by Salesforce.org Customers - 48% IT Costs + 70% Data QualityLeads Generated + 23%Retention + 17% Funds Raised + 22%
- 26. Cheryl Porro SVP, Technology & Products, Salesforce.org Technology Innovation
- 27. Salesforce Multitenant Cloud Open & Community-Led Innovation Community-Led Success #1 CRM Technology People & Resources Power of Us Hub Salesforce.org Success Program Partner Ecosystem SIs / ISVs / Consultants Premier Success 10,000 members Community / MVPs Trailhead Apps Analytics Community Marketing AdvancementStudent Success Recruiting Community-Led Solutions
- 28. Salesforce Multitenant Cloud CRM for Higher Ed Higher Ed Data Architecture (HEDA) Open & Community-Led Innovation Community-Led Success #1 CRM Technology People & Resources New Apps Analytics Community Marketing AdvancementStudent Success Recruiting Community-Led Solutions Power of Us Hub Salesforce.org Success Program Partner Ecosystem SIs / ISVs / Consultants Premier Success 10,000 members Community / MVPs Trailhead
- 29. HEDA: Film
- 30. Create a 360-degree view across the lifecycle Innovate with confidence on a framework that’s built for iteration Accelerate time-to-value for new projects Extend with AppExchange apps Harness community best practices HEDA: The Foundation for the Connected Campus The #1 CRM is now the #1 CRM for Higher Ed HEDA “HEDA enables the institution to feel more confident that they’re making good long-term decisions with their relationship management strategy.” – Nicole Engelbert, Ovum
- 31. Built For & By the Higher Ed Community “Faster time-to- value for our higher education clients.” –Huron Consulting “It’s a roadmap for getting started with Salesforce.” –ACF Solutions “HEDA will accelerate Salesforce adoption in Higher Ed.” –Enrollment Rx “HEDA accelerates the pace of innovation.” –TargetX
- 32. Exciting Developments on the Horizon for Higher Ed Salesforce Platform Innovation Lightning Experience App Builder Components Journey Builder Marketing Cloud Connect Predictive Marketing Internet of Things Sensors & Devices Smart Campus Wave Platform Actions Service Wave
- 33. Our Community is Leading the Way Your Innovation Unity Community accelerator FacultyForce Research management & faculty collaboration
- 34. Pat McQueen SVP & General Manager, Higher Ed Innovating Together
- 37. Dr. Mark Lombardi President, Maryville University
- 38. Maryville University: Demo Biran Patel Solution Engineer
- 39. Florence Parodi Manager, Information Technology, University of Miami
- 40. University of Miami: Demo Brent Wege Solution Engineer
- 42. Amjad Ayoubi Senior Associate Dean for Undergraduate Education, Tulane University
- 43. Tulane University: Demo Shea Lewis Solution Engineer
- 44. Nathalie Mainland Higher Ed Product Marketing Director, Salesforce.org Summit Preview
- 45. WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY Download the Salesforce Events ’16 app from the App Store or Google Play. Lunch Workshops, Breakouts & Theaters 1:00-4:15pm Sir Ken Robinson Leading a Culture of Innovation 10:45-11:45am Salesforce.org Keynote 9:00-10:30am 4:15-5:00pm Dan Greenstein Bridge or Barrier? Higher Education in 2025 Visit the Expo Area in the Grand Foyer Partner Booths Genius Bar Theater DemosCocktail Reception 5:00 – 7:00pm Charlie McMahon Richard Matasar Fireside Chat with Tulane 9:00-9:45am Breakouts & Theaters 10:00-11:45am Lunch Rita McGrath Tipping Point? Re-thinking our Assumptions in Higher Education 1:00-1:45pm Workshops, Breakouts & Theaters 2:00-4:00pm Tulane Campus Tour or Volunteer at Roots of Music 4:00 – 6:30pm Breakout & Theaters 9:00-11:00am Dan Dillon Applying Consumer Marketing Practices to Higher Education 11:00-11:45am Closing
- 46. Roots of Music
- 47. Thank you!