Copy of Implementing Salesforce CRM

Leveraging Salesforce Foundation CRM implementation to attract, engage and measure student success

PRESENTATION OUTLINE

Implementing Salesforce CRM

A Strategic Technology Plan: By Bonnie Blake for Professor Moskowitz & UNE colleagues

The goal:  Share CRM best practices

to two more related programs
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Strategy: Understand our prospective students

by listening, following up and learning who they are

Do you know where your students are?

Yes. We do now. One student: one screen

Track engagement and student progress

See a profile of each student in real time

Align curriculum development with needs of industry

Through Salesforce CRM insights

Tech infrastructure concerned about resources

Good news: Salesforce CRM is a cloud-based application mostly managed by programs
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The plan: leverage knowledge

Collect, analyze and measure results: improve student success
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Staffing and Training

Engage participants, CRM integrators and Salesforce Higher Ed team

Assessment: What is the data telling us?

Analyze and predict learning and professional outcomes

Risk factors: Fear and change

Enlighten colleagues who are resistant to technology 
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Implementation Schedule

3 months for integration of data; 1 month of initial training and daily learning

Older political reality: Some people uncomfortable with data transparency

It's good to share. And good to have accurate data to help our students
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Moving forward: Build better relationships: measure our results

Engage all leadership and participants: help students succeed
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Thanks to Professor Moscowitz & UNE colleagues for this inspiring course

And with gratitude to Salesforce Foundation for higher education and CRM integrators