Infosys
Business Development Executive- - FS

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Business Development Executive
Role Information
Role: Business Development Executive
Designation: Business Development Executive
Career Stream: Global Markets
Career Sub Stream: Client Services
Reports to: Engagement Manager/Practice Engagement Manager/Business Development Manager
Financial Size
- Revenue/Budget/Span: $2-5 million p.a. individually, $15M along with EM
- Incumbency: Multiple
Team Size & Dispersion
- Location: London
Operating Network
Internal:
- Engagement Manager/Practice Engagement Manager/Business Development Manager
- All HBUs, IBU Delivery, Finance, Legal, HR, CCD, IS, UPAMS, GEMS, DHS, IBU Heads, NBD Team
External:
- Interaction with clients mostly at Director level and as required, at VP-Level
Areas of Responsibility
Market Development
The Business Development Executive performs competitive analysis for the segment for his accounts (primary focus). S/He works with other ADS' for their analyses for a unified view across the segment for existing accounts. S/He works with UPAM team for sector-specific competitor analysis (from outside sources) in order to leverage Infosys' first-hand experience against competitors and get a 'ground assessment; and to complement the UPAM-driven competitor analysis from Market Research which can bring in the perspective of accounts that are not yet customers for Infosys. S/He proactively identifies the prospects within the client organization or clients within the same industry in order to enhance the market share.
Customer Prospecting
The Business Development Executive provides client introductions and account context to help HBU Group Engagement Manager / Engagement Managers efforts in his account in order to open diverse service-lines (HBUs) in his account and increase HBU footprint in the account. S/He leads the Domain Solutions selling, Cross selling, new products, and Intellectual Property selling.
Opportunity Identification and Qualification
The Business Development Executive provides analysis and ground intelligence regarding opportunities (including proactive opportunities) to the IBU Engagement Manager in order to engage with the client early and strategically.
Proposal Development
The Business Development Executive is responsible for preparation of Proposal and SoWs through coordinating with different stakeholders such as Procurement, Legal and with multiple units working on the proposal. S/He performs quantitative analysis to arrive at the win-price recommended including HBU-split, and relevant competitor analysis in order to demonstrate business value to the client and maintain price premium.
Proposal Negotiation and Closure
The Business Development Executive creates 'customer map' of named customers with potential / articulated objections to Infosys and recommend action, provides supporting data / analyses needed during negotiation, coordinate and take meeting notes in internal discussions with management for negotiation approach / approvals etc. in order to articulate business value and win the deal at the right price premium. S/He negotiates with Client Executes on the SoW with a combined value of 1-2 million dollars.
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Contracting and MSA
The Business Development Executive supports the EM (learn on the job) by providing a business-led view on items of contract negotiations e.g. which clauses could prove difficult for the team on the ground to implement, what do our competitors usually allow in contracting, relevant information about the lead negotiators from the client (e.g. 'The negotiator comes from WalMart and so we can expect similar techniques / mindset in negotiating with suppliers"), etc. in order to understand Infosys' position on such matters. S/He has the authority to make decisions on the deal through appropriate discounts.
Account Planning and Review
The Business Development Executive prepares the plan with guidance from Engagement Manager in order to grow the account as per plan.
Account Mining
The Business Development Executive identifies the right contacts in the client organization; secures meeting with the clients concerned; sets appropriate agenda (client context and pain points, industry / competitive context, Infosys value propositions); anchors meetings and closes any opportunities generated. S/He partners and keeps check for active participation from HBUs / Partners concerned; provides account context (includes topics to avoid), suggests roles and responsibilities for ongoing client interactions, and conducts a first-review of meeting materials in order to grow the account by positioning Infosys strategically and as an existing trusted partner. S/He Identifies and pursues opportunities with different departments / buyers within the client organization in order to expand the Infosys footprint.
Account Operations
The Business Development Executive follows up with the client to sign SOWs and uploads to OMS; follows up with client to release undisputed payments (AR). S/He identifies the right list of clients for CSAT and follows up with client if necessary for CSAT and ELF; in order to minimize revenue leakage for services delivered and enhance client satisfaction.
Relationship Management
The Business Development Executive informs the IBU EM about customer complaints about project executions across IBU delivery and HBUs, as well as negotiations on MSAs and SOWs (which the Commercial Manager leads); sets up meetings and sets the right expectations; recommends public engagements / conferences / Infosys events that the client and Infosys can jointly benefit from. S/He gets the clients to participate in events and conferences of mutual benefit; sets up periodic reviews with important customer stakeholders per the pre-agreed format. S/He undertakes expectation setting with individual clients (who can be influenced) before the Account relationship review document is presented formally, publishing of action items and tracking to closure. S/He collaborates with Delivery management (HBU & IBU delivery), HBU Engagement Managers, Finance / Legal and IBU Leadership to resolve escalations; prepares executive briefing documents for Infosys executives and G/EM, suggests the high level messages that resonate with account context; identifies the right speakers / hosts at the conferences with whom the client can connect / address the audience. S/He incorporates internal feedback on the relationship review document to be presented, allocate roles to Infosys participants in the review and tracks action items to closure in order to position Infosys as a trusted, easy partner to do business with for which the client can increase its spend and be prepared to pay an acceptable price premium. S/He also anchors VP-level client meetings independent of the EM.


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Merger and Acquisition
The Business Development Executive provides account specific competitor and opportunity analyses to EM in order to help validate the business case.
Knowledge, Skills required for the role
Knowledge
- Basics of outsourcing, cost & revenue drivers for an IT organization
- Business case creation
- Financial ratios and analysis (IRR, NPV, ROCE etc.)
- Statistical analysis (regression, correlation, mean, median, mode, frequency distributions)
Skills
- Ability to learn quickly regarding the business processes of the client, Infosys' processes, and service lines
- Excellent analytical and presentation skills
- The ability to display initiative and work in an unstructured environment
Performance Measures
Market Development
- Number of competitor analyses for his account
- Number of competitive analyses for his segment (collaborating with ADS' of other accounts)
- Number of competitive analyses for his sector (with UPAMs)
Customer Prospecting
- Number of HBU NAOs
Opportunity Identification and Qualification
- Number of requests for proposals for deals > USD 5M - could be sole sourced or not
Proposal Development
- Average PAT across the proposals submitted
Proposal Negotiation and Closure
- Dollar proposals won
- Number (and $) of proposals won / Number (and $) of total proposals submitted
- Negotiation effectiveness = Final Price/Going-in price
Contracting and MSA
- Review Feedback
Account Planning and Review
- Account Revenue
- HBU Revenue mix
- Account margin
- Number of large deals
- Percentage of non-linear revenue
- Number of new buying centres
Account Mining
- Number of new buying centres
- $ from new buying centres
- Number of new service lines
- $ from new service lines
Account Operations
- DSO days
- CSAT Score
- ELF score
Relationship Management
- Number of client escalations to next (EM) level
- Number of VP-level meetings
- CSAT
- ELF scores
Merger and Acquisition
- Review Feedback
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