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Who Are These Guys? A Quick Profile of J.D. Edwards
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2. Who Are These Guys? A Quick Profile of J.D. Edwards
3. Global Reach, Local Presence
Over 4,300 customers installed in 100 countries3,577 employees
192 business partners
Software in 18 languages
46 branch offices
24 hour, 7 day-per-week support worldwide
4. J.D. Edwards’ Business
Top 5 global ERP supplierBlue chip customer base
Leap frog technology
Rapid customer time to benefit
Global reach, local presence
Constancy of purpose
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$648
CAGR: 35%
$478
$341
$241
$197
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1994
Note: Fiscal year ends October 31
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6. The J.D. Edwards Solution The Benefits of Global, Integrated Applications
Rapid implementationLow cost of ownership
Vertical market specialization
Reduced risk of technology obsolescence
Rich functionality
7. The J.D. Edwards Solution An Appreciating Asset
J.D. EdwardsSoftware
Products
Appreciation
Original
Value
Depreciation
Other
Software
Products
0
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5 Years
8. The J.D. Edwards Solution Evolution Through Continuous Improvement
Host-centrichigh reliability
low cost of ownership
departmental
applications
Client/server
easier access
more user friendly
enterprise
applications
Network-centric
mask complexity
reduce cost of change
leverage network scalability
reduce time to benefit
inter-enterprise applications
9. The J.D. Edwards Solution Breakthrough Simplicity in a Heterogeneous World
10. Extending Partnerships
Systems IntegratorsPlatform Alliances
Product Alliances
i2, Synquest
Premenos
DCLink
Over 50 Product Alliances including:
Cognos
Information Builders
Oracle
Microsoft
Seagull
Optical
11. We Make It Our Business . . .
. . . To be experts in yours12. Industry Focus
ElectronicsEnergy/Chemical
Public Services
Industrial Fabrication
and Assembly
Automotive Supply
Consumer Products
Pharmaceuticals
Architecture, Engineering,
Construction
General Business
13. Target Market Companies, Divisions/Subsidiaries
Revenues:
$2
Billion
$2 Billion
to $100 Million
Under
$100M
14. Customers by Location
USAUSA
2,516
58%
EMEA
EMEA
752
17%
Asia/Pacific
A s ia /P a c ific
539
13%
Latin
L a tin America
A m e r ic a
300
7%
Canada
C anada
203
5%
15. Customers
AutomotiveAEC
Benderson Development
PCL Construction
David Weekley Homes
Foster Wheeler
Hensel Phelps Const.
Fletcher Challenge
Sundt
Electronics
Saab Automobile
Harley Davidson
B.F. Goodrich Europe
ASC, Inc.
Champion Labs
Oshkosh Truck
Lectron Products
Simpson Industries
Energy/Chemical
Unocal Chemicals
British Petroleum
Shell International
Chevron
Mobil Corporation
Total Petroleum
Elf Oil U.K.
IBM
Oki Electronics
Emerson Electric Co.
General Instrument
Corporation
Lexmark International
Medtronic, Inc.
Paradyne Corporation
Phillips - Ireland
Fabricated
Metals
Electrolux AB
Channellock Tools
Huffy Corporation
Krones, Inc.
Coachman Industries
Parker Hannifin
16. Customers
Public SectorCity of Calgary –
Land and Housing Dept.
The Metropolitan
Government of Nashville
& Davidson County
Government of the British
Virgin Islands
City of Troy, Michigan
Manchester Airport (UK)
McCarran Airport,
Las Vegas
New Jersey Natural Gas
Texas Department of
Criminal Justice
Government of Bermuda
Pharmaceuticals
Lilly Industries Limited
Amgen Inc.
SmithKline Beecham
Sterling Winthrop
Warner Lambert
Baxter Healthcare
General Business
Waste Management
Holiday Inns
Blockbuster Ent.
Royal Caribbean
The Museum of
Modern Art
Tiffany & Co.
Consumer Products
Bic SA
Samsonite Corp.
E&J Gallo Winery
VANS, Inc.
Seiko of America
Rollerblade, Inc.
Parker Pen USA.
The Limited
Bacardi Imports
Estee Lauder
Prestone Products
Corporation
Robert Mondavi
Rawlings Sporting Goods
17. Is that AG Edwards or JD Powers? Messages and Positioning
18. The Business Vision
SRVSolutions
Relationships
Value
19. The Business Vision
SolutionsAn approach that emphasizes
solving business problems
through a balanced offering of
product and services
20. The Business Vision
elationshipsA business philosophy
that views partnership
and covenant relationships
as an inherent part of product
21. The Business Vision
SolutionsProviding better value
up front and lasting value
Value
over the long term through
an appreciating software
investment
22. The Business Vision
SRVSolutions
Relationships
Value
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-Intermission-24. Marketing 101: Life as Corporate Overhead
25. Marketing Goal
The goal of Corporate Marketingis to position J.D. Edwards as a leading
worldwide supplier of premier
business solutions to the middle market.
26. Marketing Disciplines
Public Relations/AdvertisingCampaign Coordination
Brochures and Collateral
Creative Services
Internet/Intranet
27. Public Relations Highlights
Build credibility as a top business applicationvendor
Reaching over 130 million people in publications
such as Wall Street Journal, Information Week
and PC Week
Generating increasing awareness of OneWorld
Successful placement of customer profiles
Initial Public Offering in September 1997
28. Public Relations Results
5049
50
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34
36.8
40
24.4
26
13
20
Press Clippings
per Month
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Case Studies/
Bylined Articles
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29. Advertising Strategy
Track OneTarget audience: Executives
Goal: To increase name recognition
Publications: WSJ, Business Week, Forbes
Track Two
Target audience: Industry managers
Goal: To promote a response or inquiry
Publications: Manufacturing Systems, APICS
Track Three
Target audience: Technical
Goal: To increase name recognition/awareness
Publications: Computer World, Info Week
30. Manufacturing Awareness General Market - Position
“When you think of suppliers of manufacturing software,what companies come to mind?”
1993
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IBM
ASK
SSA
CA
Oracle
Microsoft
Marcam
4th Shift
JD Edwards
SAP
IBM
ASK
Oracle
SAP
CA
Microsoft
SSA
JD Edwards
IBM
Microsoft
SAP
Oracle
CA
JD Edwards
SSA
SAP
IBM
Oracle
JD Edwards
CA
Microsoft
SSA
SAP
JD Edwards
Oracle
IBM
CA
Microsoft
SSA
31. Marketing Disciplines
Public Relations/AdvertisingCampaign Coordination
Brochures and Collateral
Creative Services
Internet/Intranet
32. Campaign Focus
Centralized campaign development withdecentralized execution
Common elements
Middle market focus
Worldwide, international in scope
Target markets:
General manufacturing and distribution
Target vertical markets
AEC, ECS, Public Sector
Platform partners
33. Trade Shows
Fifty shows a year including:IT Expo
Common
APICS
Distribution Computer Expo
CeBit - Germany
HP World - Japan
34. Marketing Disciplines
Public Relations/AdvertisingCampaign Coordination
Brochures and Collateral
Creative Services
Internet/Intranet
35. Brochures and Collateral
Industry BrochuresProduct Brochures
Product Fact Sheets
White Papers
Outlook
Release Notes
Copywriting Services
36. Marketing Disciplines
Public Relations/AdvertisingCampaign Coordination
Brochures and Collateral
Creative Services
Internet/Intranet
37. Creative Services
Brochure DesignArtwork
Video Production
Audio Production
Multimedia
Event Coordination
38. J.D. Edwards Over the Years
19831977
1988
1994
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1998
39. Marketing Disciplines
Public Relations/AdvertisingCampaign Coordination
Brochures and Collateral
Creative Services
Internet/Intranet
40. Internet/Intranet
Internal and External SitesKnowledge Garden
jdedwards.com
Facts and Figures
50% of employees access
the web daily
Time savings of 7-10
hours a month
Cost savings include
$4.28M in staff time
and $990K in print costs
41. Marketing Disciplines
Public Relations/AdvertisingCampaign Coordination
Brochures and Collateral
Creative Services
Internet/Intranet