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1 Cisco Service Expert Program Overview
2 The Importance of Service
3 Cisco.com Online Tools and Resources
Introduction
What is Cisco.com?
Examples of Cisco.com Online Tools
Configuration / Installation Tools
Troubleshooting Tools
Case Management Tools
Technical Documentation
Benefits of Cisco.com Online Tools and Resources
Overcoming Objections
Case Study
Quote
Interactive Exercise
Review Questions
Summary
4 Technical Assistance
5 Software Support
6 Hardware Replacement
7 Technical Support Service Portfolio
8 Partner Technical Support Services
9 The Value Selling Approach
10 Cisco SMB Support Assistant
11 Sales Tools and Processes
12 Business Tools and Processess
13 Next Steps
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Module 3: Cisco.com Online Tools and Resources

Review Questions

You are in a meeting with a customer. You are discussing the online tools and resources available through Cisco.com.

Your customer is budget constrained, and does not feel that Cisco.com online tools and resources will provide her company with a significant return on investment to justify the expense. In addition, if technical issues arise, your customer feels they can always contact the Cisco TAC on an as needed basis.

How would you respond?

Select the best answer from the choices below.
 
A. ”I completely understand your budget constraints. However, I do feel that in the future, a service program including Cisco.com online tools and resources would be a good idea. Let me know when your needs or budget change and we can go from there."
B. ”Calculating ROI is difficult for service programs. It is up to you to determine what your ROI would be and if Cisco.com online tools and resources is right for you."
C. "A service program including Cisco.com online tools and resources would actually help reduce your costs by allowing you to solve technical issues on your own, reducing the time and materials charges you might otherwise incur.”
D. ”You make a valid point. If technical issues do arise, you can always contact the Cisco TAC for assistance."

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