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Business to Business Marketing

Dendrite International

Presentation by :
Group No-1

Hrangbung Darthang Anal


Sashank Dev
Mohd farhan
Sagar Rathee
Shray Yadav
Neha sheenam
Context

 Started in 1985 to develop software to assist with call planning and


reporting task.

 Decided from the outset to be a global supplier of both software and


service.

 Dendrite International is one of the world’s leading software supplier to


Pharmaceutical Industry.

 Presence of 15000 sales people in 40 companies in 11 countries, revenue


for 1993 $ 33 Million.

 As the market scenario is changing, Dendrite is looking at another way to


go to market.
Competition

 STI has strong presence in US(Sales of $ 48 Million)-40% share of installed


reps in US, but is encountering lengthy delays
 Walsh International , based in UK($ 100 Million sales)—main business sale
and analysis of industry data-have rigid system.
 Pharma system is a new company and small company with potential
 Cornet (13% Pharma rep)-mainly based on two large firms-had to develop
product service package.
 Other vendors offering stand alone software package for $ 100-400 / per
unit as compared to $ 300 -2000/unit for Dendrite
 Dendrite offered much higher level of service and product flexibility
 Dendrite currently only supplier with product in Japanese Kanji language.
CUSTOMERS
U.S.( about 30% Pharma sales)
 Largest sales force-500 to 3000 rep/firm
 Calling frequency-every four to six weeks
 Higher level of monitoring requirement
 Less price sensitive
Europe (about 32% Pharma sales)
 sale force of generally 100-200 reps
 Calling frequency once a year
 Government funding is large and presence of managed care organizations
 Cost sensitive
Japan(about 18% Pharma sales)
 Prescription and dispensing takes place simultaneously
 Social selling very important
 Prices have to be negotiated with individual physicians.
 Tracking expenses is a key task
Market Developments
U.S.
 Health care costs have gone over $ 900 billion.
 Coming up of managed care organizations.
 More centralized buying and formularies to lower costs.
 Activities of sales force to drop from 250000-300000 physicians to 35000
committees.
Europe
 Imposition of price control on drugs.
 Imposition on reimbursement regulations, More centralized buying.
 Activities of sales force to drop further.
Japan
 Fixed price invoicing mandated and whole seller rebating abolished.
 Imposition on reimbursement regulations.
 Movement towards separation of prescribing and dispensing
 More reps may be required now .
Implications of changing market

 Better account management required instead of better system design.


 Change in focus from strategic from tactical.
 Contacts should grow from beyond Information systems, sales
administrations to client functions, client customers and board of
directors.
 Less sales force required in US and Europe.
 More sales force requirement in Japan.
 Percent of Reps automated in Europe and Japan are less as compared to
US-scope of automation huge.(Exhibit 4)
 Dendrite penetration in US market is less. (Exhibit 4)
Available Alternatives

 Expand into other vertical markets


 Expand into other vertical areas within pharma firms
 Focus on sales applications and product enhancements
Evaluation of Alternatives
Recommendations

 We would recommend to expand into other vertical


areas within pharmaceutical firms
 It will be easier for sales team to close deals
 Investment is significantly low
 Even though the competition with multinational firms is
high , close competitors don’t have easily customizable
and optimized system to provide cross functional value
for clients
 They can hire operation manager to manage efficiency
of day-to-dayoperations

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