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Novell

The information access and management group (IAMG) marketing team at Novell had several challenges.

  1. The division had responsibility for a disparate set of networking software product lines, so a unifying story was needed.
  2. At the time, this was a new technology arena, so the marketplace needed to be educated.
  3. These weren't the company's core products, so other internal groups and field sales weren't familiar with the group.
  4. This was a young team who had to convince the product line GMs that the central group could add value to product marketing efforts.
  5. While there was strong centralized control of the corporate brand, a new logo had been introduced and broader design guidelines had not been specified.

The division VP had a great vision for the future (that has since become reality). He encouraged us to tell the product story from the customers' perspectives, which made the value of the solutions very clear to prospects, channel partners, and the field.

Core creative elements were modified for the specific media and reused, thereby insuring quality and consistency while reducing production costs. We coached the marcom program manager, who became a star performer after learning to "drink from the fire hose" and manage multiple complex projects in parallel.

The VP and the group marketing director participated in videos and shows with live demos that communicated how effective these products could be for different computing environments. Their enhanced visibility gave them the needed leverage to bring the division into the corporate mainstream.

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