U.S. President George W. Bush is sworn in for his second term, with a pledge to seek "freedom in all the world".
U.S. President George W. Bush is sworn in for his second term, with a pledge to seek "freedom in all the world".
I missed out on the Winter Break event last year due to a snowstorm here in Jersey! I was pretty bummed, who from the northeast wouldn't want to get to Florida in March. March is one of my least favorite months of the year in Jersey, on some days it's winter, other days you get a sprinkling of spring and then you're back to winter.
This years event will be held on March 20th & March 21st at Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa. Which is awesome!!! I'm heading down with the wife early on the 20th and we'll then spend the rest of the week enjoying the resort, Disney and the warmth!!
But, what I'm most looking forward to is the Educational Sessions, thus my Ten Reasons are listed below:
I highly recommend all of the BTA Events, but, if you can swing the time in March make sure you book the registration by on or before the February 18th. By registering before the 18th you'll receive a second registration free!! Register here
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The health care sector should prepare for cybersecurity in 2015, as it's expected to become a huge target. Breaches within the sector can prove even more costly than those afflicting other industries, with HealthITSecurity reporting that such incidents are affected by factors such as HIPAA fines, which can amount to anything from $100 to $50,000 per each violation.
What can health care companies do to prepare for the cyberattack attempts that they are highly likely to face in the new year?
HIPAA and the need for cybersecurity
HIPAA, which stands for the Health Information Protection and Security Act, has required health care companies to put technical safeguards in place to keep sensitive data secure. These types of preemptive actions are necessary because of previous attacks on the health care industry, such as one orchestrated by the group Fin4, which worked to infiltrate pharmaceutical and health care companies in the hope that compromising privileged information would affect the global market.
The New York Times reported that FireEye, a Silicon Valley security company, researched the group and found it was composed of native English speakers based in North America or Western Europe who were experienced in Wall Street jargon. The hacker group crafted unique emails tailored to each victim to facilitate the take over of accounts and acquire sensitive information. The list of victims included top-level executives and legal counsel. The group also compromised company documents.
The danger health care faces
According to a survey by IDC Health Insights, 39 percent of respondents said they had experienced more than 10 cyberattacks in the last year, and 27 percent of those attacks were successful in compromising information. Since hackers have only been getting better in the ways they attack and the technology they have been infiltrating, this percentage will only rise.
"Today's health care organizations are at a greater risk of a cyberattack than ever before, in part because electronic health information is more widely available today than in the nearly 20 years since the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act was passed in 1996," IDC Health Insights Research Vice President Lynne Dunbrack said in a statement. "For health care organizations, it's not a matter of whether they are going to be attacked, but when."
Even medical devices and hospital equipment are at risk of being hacked into, and the Department of Homeland Security has been investigating their safety, according to FierceHealthIT. Many health care companies that sell this equipment have no cybersecurity precautions set in place for it, according to The New York Times.
This has definitely affected the way people view cybersecurity in health care, as after FireEye's chief executive David G. Dewalt appeared on "60 Minutes" to discuss cybersecurity in the health care industry, the stock in the company's shares have gone down from $100 a share to $30. Cybersecurity is beginning to be taken seriously by everyone - not just companies working in an industry that is affected by it, but those who are investing in them.
What can the health care industry do
There doesn't seem to be a certain concrete way to implement cybersecurity into any industry, so finding more initiative to research ways to do so should be a top priority. The executives whose inboxes are being targeted should take steps to implement basic cybersecurity methods such as email encryption.
Email encryption alone won't protect something as big as the health care industry, but it is definitely a solid first step. Good cybersecurity takes layers of backup, such as firewalls on top of email encryption and preventative elements for malware and hacker intrusion. If companies do their research and look to secure email providers for information, they can protect the sensitive data in their systems.
David Bailey is Senior Vice President at Protected Trust.
Protected Trust is a sponsor of the Print4Pay Hotel. I urge members and readers to visit their site to see their full line of products and services. More and more we need to provide well rounded strategic solutions for our customers. Protected Trust offers some unique solutions that can help us in our day to day efforts. Check them out here.
Did you know that if you where to fill your car gas tank with inkjet ink that it would cost $150,000!
What do you think is the average number of pages printed by the average employee each year? Yup, 10,000 pages.
One of the items I'm going to get better at this year is to ask net new accounts if they are being burdened with overage charges. If so, then I'm going to move right to my Who, Where, What, When, Why & How of Print to alleviate overage charges on my competitions equipment! That's fricking awesome!!
The Who of Print:
Knowing "Who" printed that document can give you an document trail to that person. It's not uncommon that companies can get fined for leaving confidential documents out in the open. It's also fact that trade, products secrets can printed and stolen. Fines can be eliminated and thieves can be prosecuted.
The Where of Print:
Knowing what imaging devices documents are printed to can lead to a better understanding of the costs that are involved for each imaging device.
The What of Print:
The When of Print:
The How of Print:
Thus the Who, Where, What, When & How of Print Analysis is available to the CIO at any time.
But, the analysis is just the tip of the iceberg! Diving deeper, we need to ask "Why" they print the documents like they do. Such as:
Print Rules software can change your customers print habits, reduce paper costs, reduce and or eliminate overage costs on copiers. Dang, we would be hero's right!
Maybe we're not asking the right question when we are surveying our potential net new customers. I would tend to think that most end users do have overage charges on most devices.
We hear from our customers that nothing is more frustrating than to get a bill at the end of the year for overages! Maybe we need to be proactive and give our customers a way to control printing.
It's no secret that I'm a fan of Print Audit, and it's no secret that they are a Premium Sponsor of the Print4Pay Hotel. What is a secret, is that I was a fan of Print Audit before they were a sponsor.
My goal for 2015 is to open the talk track of overages and the Who, What, Where, When, Why & How of Print.
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Empowering Dealers: ITEX Expo 2015
By Sand Sinclair, Conference Director/Editor
The annual ITEX Expo & Conference is one of the most focused and credible venues to deliver the latest tools, strategies, education and industry information to those in the office, imaging, and IT channels. Each year ITEX spotlights a power house exhibit floor, power hour education tracks, and powerful workshops to yes, empower attendees. Sharing a spectrum of information on new and evolving product technology, advances in integrated workflow and document management solutions, managed print services, cloud, IT and managed services, along with new strategies for sales, supplies, business model planning and more, ITEX and noteworthy experts arm industry professionals with “implementable how to” methods to achieve greater profits and success.
Today’s business owners, C-level executives, company management and dedicated staffs can look to ITEX 2015 to “Power Up!” their company profits.
Held in sunny South Florida, a sought out destination in early March, ITEX rocks the Broward County Convention Center in downtown Ft. Lauderdale from March 10 to 12. The convenient location is located near the ocean, airport, hotels, restaurants, sightseeing and recreation.
If you’re wondering “What now?” when it comes to advancing your business, dealers and professionals will find the best answers and strategies in dozens of Power Hour sessions to help them stay ahead of the encroaching competition. An array of leading presenters will help to empower dealers with an actionable game plan for 2015 and beyond. ITEX offers dedicated tracks to specifically teach you how to leverage a myriad of business solutions. From navigating the complex sale to developing new partnerships, to reinventing a better business model to adopting a new product platform, you will be empowered with the latest knowledge needed to advance.
If you’re looking to deep dive for real immersion on diversification and / or IT business planning, consider one of two half-day “forerunner” Executive Workshops which are available on March 10. These will help those providers who are choosing a path to diversify by either having a stronger “Focus” on new areas of print, or choosing to “Pivot” into new and diverse areas outside of the print industry (with some doing a combination of both). Going down these paths can be initially challenging as there are a myriad of questions, including those on costs, investments, risks, staffing, outsourcing, partnering, products and new services to consider, while the opportunities to add big value, growth and revenue from adopting these solutions can be immense, if done correctly. The Executive Workshops include: “Mapping the Next Business Model: Channel Diversification “ - presented by leading analysts from InfoTrends along with a selected dealer panel that includes Gordon Flesch Company and CBI, among others; and a CompTIA-led workshop: “Gaining Business Agility to Adapt, Strengthen, Transform “(your business) with a focus on operational efficiency, financial planning, a “solutions playbook.” Presenters will help you gain a better understanding of IT market dynamics, and how to evaluate market developments and how they affect your business strategy.
In addition, a half-day Strategic Sales Workshop sponsored by ITEX and GreatAmerica Financial Services, led by veteran Paul Dippell, CEO, Service Leadership will be held on March 12, entitled “Light a Fire under Your Managed IT Sales” at the 2015 event.
“The value that Paul demonstrates to his audience is immense,” commented Josie Heskje, Manager, GreatAmerica Financial Services. “We’ve worked with him for years to provide education to his dealers and we’re happy to partner with ITEX to bring his thought leadership to the dealers in attendance who are heading down the Managed IT Services path.”
Leading OEMs featured in the exhibit hall at ITEX include Epson America, Inc., Fujitsu Computer Products of America, Inc., Hewlett-Packard Company, Inc., Lexmark, Sindoh, and OKI Data Americas, which join the impressive ranks of over a hundred best-in-class distributors, vendors, and technology providers such as AppRiver, Papercut Software International, Newfield IT, LogicNow, Ingram Micro, Laserfiche, Continuum, among many others. The event is also supported by Platinum Sponsors Digitek Computer Products, DocuWare Corporation, ECi Software Solutions, MSE – Micro Solutions Enterprises, and OKI Data Americas, as well as Gold Sponsors General Plastic Industrial Co., GreatAmerica Financial Services, Image Star, PHSI Pure Water Technology, Square 9 Softworks, and Supplies Network.
This year, ITEX will deliver a Keynote Address through Lawrence M. Walsh, CEO & Chief Analyst of The 2112 Group, entitled “Building Better Businesses in a Dynamic Channel.” Says Walsh, “Dealers, resellers, service providers that invest not just in technology but more and more so in business value and performance, will be well-positioned for the future.”
We all know that the office channel is being challenged through emerging technologies and advancing competition, and a change in how clients conduct their business today. ITEX wants you to have the necessary tools to carry out your business mission – that of capitalizing on what the multi-billion dollar office industry has to offer. Join us at the channel’s premier event for the intersection of cutting-edge technologies, education and networking opportunities where ITEX attendees will learn how to leverage, manage and build business solutions. The industry’s annual homecoming – ITEX Expo – continues to bring together dealers, resellers, distributors, VARs, MSPs, vendors, OEMs and associations to network, learn, partner, and power up for success. Naturally, we hope to see you at the show in March!
Sand Sinclair is ITEX Conference Director and Editor-in-Chief of imageSource Magazine, produced and managed by Questex Media Group LLC, a global, diversified business-to-business integrated media and information provider, headquartered in Newton, MA. Visit www.itexshow.com and www.imagesourcemag.com for detailed information.
I always enjoy speaking with Chris Polek (CEO of Polek & Polek)! In an interview we did awhile back, I had asked him what was one of his best memories from the copier business! Geesh, he went all the way back to before I was in the industry. It may be short but it's great read about a company that goes above and beyond with customer service.
Me: Over your career in supply sales I’m sure you may have a funny or humorous story, can you tell us one?
Chris: I think about back to our early days of being in business when we still operated out of my father’s house. There was a long, steep driveway to get to the house. When heavy snowstorms were forecast, it was impossible to get a car up and down the driveway. We were a very small company then, and did not qualify to have packages picked up from UPS.
We had to bring our own packages to the UPS hub in Newark, New Jersey. We had this really bad blizzard in the winter of 1977. Mark Ruggieri, who still works with us today, was in high school and packed orders in the afternoon and got them delivered to UPS. Mark is one of our most dedicated employees, and he showed it early on that day. With nearly a foot of snow already on the ground, Mark went and got my brother’s sled out of the garage, and got all the boxes on the sled. He got the packages all the way down the hill, loaded into the car, and got them off to UPS, so they would be delivered to our customers on time!
Polek & Polek give them a shot!!
-=Good Selling=-
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Even though we ask, "are you entertaining any additional proposals", there are times when "buyers are liars".
Over the years, I would say ninety percent of those that have told me, no we're not entertaining any additional pricing, were true to their word.
Recently, I had visited an existing account that has their copier for about 7 years. We went through the features, the pain points, and developed two proposals. One for the almost the same specifications and another for a somewhat smaller system. With both proposals I outlined the costs for the new maintenance and supplies.
After not being able to close the order at the end of the year, I received an email from the customer asking me, "what is the monthly volume of their present device". Which alerted me right away that A) I supplied them with the quarterly and yearly volume and B) some other sales person asked them what their monthly volume was.
I emailed my customer what the monthly volume was but also included a line that stated, "usually when someone is asking me for the monthly volume after I've presented the quarterly and yearly volumes, that you are entertaining other proposals, is that the case"? Indeed, I received a return email that they were getting additional proposals.
Here's a few additional Tip Offs that I've noticed over the years:
Even after 34 years in the business, I do forget to ask what their decision making and buying process is. However, incidents like the one I outlined above gives me a reminder to make sure I'm as thorough as possible with every appointment!
-=Good Selling=-
Cybersecurity has been in the news quite a lot over the past year given the breaches sustained by Sony Pictures and retail stores like Target and Home Depot. What kind of changes in cybersecurity are happening, and what can customers expect in 2015?
Passwords are no longer safe
It is a known fact that hackers' breaching techniques have been evolving quite rapidly. CBS News reported that it's basically inevitable for a business to get hacked given how much these nefarious activities have advanced.
"The days when we have our username and password, which is our son or daughter's name or our cat or our dog is not enough security for, you know, for today's attackers. Breaches are inevitable. It's happening. It's just life that we live in today," Dave DeWalt, CEO of cybersecurity company FireEye, told CBS News. As the media outlet explained, FireEye gets hired to keep hackers from getting into a company's network and getting them out after there's been a breach.
Basic cybersecurity such as passwords are not enough for a business to protect against a breach. Network World mentioned how companies and mobile device manufacturers will be exploring new ways to access devices and programs, such as smartphone-based authentication and biometrics.
Predictions in cybersecurity for 2015
Since cybersecurity has been a huge topic in 2014, what can people expect in the news in 2015? According to Network World, a variety of factors will make a hot topic. The source predicted that attacks will spread to cloud applications, mobile devices, Macs and Linux systems. This means that cybersecurity needs to become tougher and find news ways to protect consumers and businesses.
Healthcare will be at risk in 2015, according to the source, as the industry will be a huge target for cybercriminals. Major hospital groups and healthcare insurance providers are expected to be attacked in 2015, which means they need to be careful in protecting themselves with extra layers of cybersecurity.
On top of that, payment systems are predicted to be popular in the next year - but that means they will also be vulnerable. The source highlighted that payment applications, which have already been up-and-coming this past year, will be another huge target for hackers since they are just beginning to become common. The world of cybersecurity is changing, and companies need to take this seriously. Basic encryption is now necessary for a business, and looking into secure email providers can help a business stay secure.
David Bailey is Senior Vice President at Protected Trust.
Protected Trust is a sponsor of the Print4Pay Hotel. I urge members and readers to visit their site to see their full line of products and services. More and more we need to provide well rounded strategic solutions for our customers. Protected Trust offers some unique solutions that can help us in our day to day efforts. Check them out here.
Many people every year enable some New Years resolutions that might include exercising more, eating healthier, quitting smoking, and saving more money. My friend to the left doesn't have that many options.
But, how many of us really make the time to set some New Years Work Resolutions?
The Resolutions that you set today can lead you to your goals of 2015. If you're in sales and you don't have any goals for 2015, I suggest you leave sales ASAP and get a 9-5 job.
I have two goals for 2015. The first is to make more money than last year! That's it, pretty simple right? The second is to beat my 2014 revenue in sales. Ask yourself, what are your selling goals for 2015?
Thus I'm going to put some resolutions down on paper (remember paper, we like paper).
Resolution #1: Increase prospecting for Production gear
Resolution #2: Stop with the one off equipment (copier) sales to net new accounts, focus more on net new with 3 systems plus with Segment 3 or higher
Resolution #3: Schedule more appointments with existing accounts to learn more about their business processes and initiatives for 2015 and beyond
Resolution #4: Clean up my CRM, out with the crap and in with the new
I could probably set a few more, but I read that 62% of people will not succeed with their New Years resolutions. They way I look at it is, that one in every three people did succeed and I plan on being the one of three. Oh yes, and that's a .333 batting average which in baseball is good enough to get you in the Hall of Fame!
In order to remember these resolutions (keep in mind that I'm a little older than the average bear), I'm going to print these four resolutions on 11x17 paper (we like paper right) and hang them in my space for a pleasant daily reminder.
Have a great year of selling and please post any comments!!!
-=Good Selling=-
It was an awesome time to relax a little. No phone calls, no emails, no updates, no shaving, no going to the cleaners, no following up and best of all afternoon naps!!
I really needed to take some time off to get a chance to recharge. This week I'll be posting new blogs:
The Who, When, Where, Why and How of Print
5 Reasons Why DocuWare Can Kick Start Your Professional Services
My Work New Years Work Resolutions for 2015
My Top Ten Predictions for Our Industry for 2015 (which is one of my favorites!)
I was updating a few press releases here and there, however there were not that many to be posted, seems most of the world also took a breather.
Please if you have a question, need an awesome or just to need to BS about the industry, please post them in the Print4Pay Hotel forums!!!
-=Good Selling=-
I started this series of blogs off with the title, "I Want it All". For those of you that are old enough that was the title of a splendid Queen song in 1988.
I grew up with the attitude that I Want it All, and through out the years, I pretty much always got what I wanted. Some may call it luck, some may call it fate, I say that it's the fire of desire that burns inside you that drives you to fruition. I also believe that everyone has the fire of desire inside of them, yet most don't know they have it and most may never find it or find it when it's too late in life. In my case there was an event early in my life that trigger the desire to be GREAT at something. It just so happened that I picked the copier industry.
Thus, the embedded picture on the left of this blog is another one of my favorite sales songs. "Under Pressure", recorded in 1981 by David Bowie and Queen. "When the going gets tough, the though get going".
Sales by nature is pure pressure, and over the years I've been able to cope with it, and not let the pressure turn me into a wishy, washy, whining sales person. Yes, at times I'm know as the curmudgeon of the office, but that's because I get so upset with myself when I don't have my numbers. You see, I know I'm better that that!
Alright, enough of that. The last day of the month, and that being the 23rdof December was somewhat of a bummer. I made the calls, but found that 95% of the people that I needed to speak to were not available or just did not have the time to speak with me (I understand payroll is important, especially in a short week).
I had a small A3 monochrome printer order come in, at the last hour was going back and forth with a net new customer for a wide format. The customer threw me a curve at the last minute, that in order for him to move forward with my system, he needed me to give him money for his old X 510 and or find a buyer for it. It was just too late in the day to make that happen. Guess this will be January business.
The end result is that I did not reach my goal of selling $185k for the month! I'm figuring I was $20-$25k short. I did not make the club (unless one of our bean counters finds a mistake when the numbers are double and triple checked). Hint, hint, come on bean counters help me out!
However, what I did accomplish is to have the highest monthly revenue in my career, along with that I also had the highest quarter revenue in my career! In additional, according to Art's math, I will also have the best commission check in the last 25 years!!
Thus, I have a lot to hang my hat on this year. I will have top sales revenue for the year, I may have squeaked out top new business sales for the second time in a row (I'm not so sure about this, but I think it's going to come down to a few dollars if I win or lose). I don't mind losing because the rep that would win is pretty awesome and deserves it.
I'm taking the next few days to wind down, not shave, not wake up, not answer the cell phone, not drive and recoup for 2015!!! For we all know that you're only as good as your last sale!!!
-=Good Selling=-
Mele Kalikimaka is the thing to say On a bright Hawaiian Christmas day!
I heard this today while traveling to the office. I love this song and every time I hear it, I'm reminded of Clark & Ellen Griswold, and Cousin Eddie!
Yesterday, yes it was Sunday saw me take about 4 hours to plan Monday and to send at least 25 emails to prospects. Believe it or not I had two replies on Sunday! Neither one was a sale, but the email served as a seed planted and some harvesting in the near future. I updated my CRM with about 25 calls for Monday.
Six AM, snuck up on me so fast, guess that's what happens when you get to sleep around midnight. I finally left for the office around 6:45AM and arrived at the office before 8AM! When I get to the office early, that can only mean one thing, oh geesh, no traffic, means..., well at least I was going to work!
I'm not sure where to start, it's been a whirlwind the last few days, starting with the net new order I signed on Friday. I had yet another order this AM for a wide format MFP and an A4 MFP. But, my best order of the day came as a surprise. It wasn't a large order, nor was it for hardware, but it was for 40 hours of block time for professional services. Finally, I think I may be on the verge of something really, really big!!
Placing phone calls, writing orders, processing orders, following up on deliveries, emailing prospects, responding to emails, taking calls, crunching numbers, lifting a couple of machines (and at my age, glad lifted all those sacks of potato's as a young adult), and then contemplating whether or not I'll get my number. Oh bother!!
Early in the AM, I thought I had my number, however that elusive number slipped through my fingers when I realized I had put a $40K deal in for this month when it should have been a $19K deal! Oh the pain!!
Thus, with one day of selling left, I find myself about $24K short of my goal. I just received an email while I was writing for a small $1,500 order. While I may not hit my number for the year, I can hang my hat that this month revenue was almost 300% of Quota and I'm thinking I can get to 166% for the quarter. Not bad, but there is still one day left and that's still 5% of the month that is left!!
-=Good Selling=-
Seventy Two hours until the close of the month, the quarter and the year. OH bother!
My first appointment of the day was with an existing account that had placed a $50k order with me last month. Just as I arrived our company delivery truck was already there and the process of de-installation of the older units had begun.
This time around I brought our "Guru of Content Management", and the reason for bringing that person is because I had embedded two licenses of NSI autostore with two of the MFP's. Plain and simple she was there to talk about workflow and I was there to listen and learn. Unbelievable at my advanced age, I'm still all about learning more!
Our "Guru of Content Management" was awesome!! She was able paint a picture of the future with additional workflows and allowed our customer to think aloud about pain they had in other processes. By the time the appointment was finished they were ready to receive a SOW & PSA for at least one barcode NSI workflow and was ready to sign off on a small SOW to have NSI installed on the server. Kudos to our "Guru of Content".
My next appointment brought me to an existing wide format customer. Since I've built up a decent war chest this month, I was able to "to rob Peter to pay Paul"and hammer out a new deal for a wide format and a copier. My client had to discuss with his partner over the weekend, but it seemed pretty obvious that I should be able to pick up the order on Monday!
Thus, while driving back to my home office, I received an email from an net new account and they were ready to order. No time to waste, I called and them and stated I would come right over with the document. The order was about $10k. But, while I was there my contact told me that their sister company also wants to buy from us and they are looking for a new wide format and copier also. I was asked to reach out to them on Monday.
Well, I've got a few hours today to make a few calls and emails (Saturday), am picking up a $10 order Monday morning also, and am hoping I can get the other order I just spoke about. At this point, if I can close the order on Monday with the sister company, I'll be about $28k about of my goal.
I will leave no stone unturned and Monday and Tuesday of this week will, well lets say it will be interesting!!!
-=Good Selling=-
What a day! We've all had these, and by the end of today I was mentally exhausted!!!
I had to pick up another order in the AM, and then arrived at the office about 11AM. Soon after I had to give a demonstration for NSI AutoStore to our DSM. I was surprised at how much additional information I gleaned from my DSM.
Tomorrow I have two systems being installed with AutoStore, and the only workflow at least for right now is going to be browse to folder. However, I'm also meeting with that same account to pitch them on workflows, barcodes, and creating forms from their ERP. I'm definitely going to get them to my office so they can see a workflow demonstration that we have set up for HR & AP.
Later in the afternoon, I'll admit that I ..........., and got emotional about some stuff that I had no control over. That's it on that subject.
Thus, with 72 hours left, I have an appointment tomorrow for a $17K opp, and then it's back to the phones for the rest of the day. I'm picking up another order early Monday. You bet your ass, I'll be working some on Saturday, because as each day draws closer to Christmas, I know that I'll hear ever excuse under the sun why something can't be done next week.
At this point I figure, I'm about $50K short of my goal. I still have $80K in opps, We'll see!!!
-=Good Selling=-
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