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  • The Size of the Roll-out (RUM) is a crucial consideration that encompasses various factors to be taken into account. This includes the breadth of Categories, geographic Regions, and distinct Sales Channels that the implementation will span.

  • Another key element is the approach to the Roll-out itself - whether it will be executed in a Phased manner or involve Stand-alone initiatives targeted at specific areas. The potential Synergies between these different components must also be carefully evaluated.

  • Determining the Priorities & Selection of initiatives is of paramount importance. The Focus and Emphasis emphasis placed on each workstream will shape the overall impact and ROI.

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  • The Adoption of the new pricing capabilities is a critical factor

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  • , aspects such as User Ramping, Saturation, and effective Change Management will be instrumental in driving lasting, organization-wide impact.

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Size of Roll-out (RUM)

Categories, regions, channels

Phased Roll-out

Stand-alone initiatives

Synergies

Priorities & Selection

Focus & emphasis of initiatives

Adoption

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Key Insights for Margin Uplift Expectation

  • Adoption as a Key Driver, the success of achieving margin uplift is heavily dependent on the adoption of the outlined strategies and initiatives.

  • Strategic Roll-out, the roll-out should be carefully planned and phased, considering different categories, regions, and channels. Stand-alone initiatives should be executed alongside synergistic efforts to maximize impact.

  • Focus on Priorities, prioritizing and selecting the right initiatives is crucial to ensure focus and emphasis are placed on the most impactful areas.

  • Change Management, effective change management practices need to be implemented to facilitate user ramping and saturation.

  • Range of Expected Uplifts, different areas such as rebates & claims, quoting, optimization, and price setting have varying ranges of expected margin uplift, indicating that some areas may have higher potential for improvement than others.

  • Foundational Value Phase, the foundational value phase provides a baseline uplift range, which can be built upon with more advanced strategies.