Recent Webinar on Remote Demos - Recording Available

I joined the fine folks at Zoom for a crisp, delightful session on delivering Remote Demos…

The name of the game in Remote Demos is interactivity…!  We shared how to take your vibrant personality, push it through the internet, reach out to your audience, grab them, and bring them back with you.  We introduced the latest success practices for delivering crisp, compelling and effective demonstrations to audiences that you can’t see – and keep them engaged throughout.

The resulting Remote Demos are as close to being in-person as today’s technology allows.

You can view the webinar recording here.

“Customer Journey” Demos

Many software vendors produce software that enables a better, richer and/or faster “Customer Journey” to take place – in addition to benefits for the organization purchasing and implementing the software. 

For a Great Demo!, we suggest considering two Situation Slides with two sets of Specific Capabilities and two Illustrations (and/or at least embracing both scenarios in a single Situation Slide with multiple Illustrations):

• One for the end-user experience – the Customer Journey
• One for the back-end management/tracking/analysis/implementation experience

These situations are often found in HR software, banking software, IT endpoint software and many others.  For example,

HR Software: 

• The Customer Journey portion presents the employ-facing portal, with information, timelines and tasks for the employee or new hire (benefits enrollment, certifications, courses, onboarding training, vacation requests, etc.)
• The back-up experience shows the ability to track, manage, and implement processes and programs for the employees (onboarding, benefits, training, etc. similarly, but from HR’s perspective and managers’ perspectives).

Consumer Banking Software:

• The Customer Journey portion presents the consumer-facing portal, with information and tasks for the consumer – accounts, balance, transactions, deposits, payments, loan applications, credit scores, etc.
• The back-up experience shows the ability to track, manage, and implement processes and programs for the consumers (new consumer onboarding, marketing and new product offers, updates and alerts, etc. similarly, but from bank’s perspective).

IT Endpoint Software:

• The Customer Journey portion presents the employee-facing portal, with catalogs of applications, hardware requisition, issue and trouble reporting, ticket tracking and related tasks/options for the employees.
• The back-up experience shows the ability to track, manage, and implement processes and programs for delivery of applications, capacity management, license management, charge-back, etc.

Any other example scenarios to suggest?

Upcoming Great Demo! Webinar on Remote Demos – December 12

I’ll be joining the fine folks at Zoom for a crisp, delightful session on delivering Remote Demos…

The name of the game in Remote Demos is interactivity…!  We’ll share how to take your vibrant personality, push it through the internet, reach out to your audience, grab them, and bring them back with you.  We’ll introduce the latest success practices for delivering crisp, compelling and effective demonstrations to audiences that you can’t see – and keep them engaged throughout.

The resulting Remote Demos are as close to being in-person as today’s technology allows.

You can register for the webinar here.