4. Dexon Software
Fabricantes de herramientas de automatización de procesos durante
más de 18 años
Operando desde 2002. Sedes
en USA, Reino Unido, México,
Colombia y Chile
120 grandes empresas Mismas que respaldan a más
de 100 millones de usuarios
finales
Gracias a esa experiencia y tecnología, hemos creado Dexon BPM como una solución SaaS
B2B en la nube que puede ser utilizada fácilmente por cualquier usuario no técnico
5. El problema
¿Cómo lograr que el proceso de la conexión entre la oferta exportable minero
energética colombiana y la demanda internacional llegue a un nivel de
efectividad del cierre de negocios?
8. Nuestro Equipo
Luis B. Chicaiza
Lider de Desarrollo
Gabriela Camargo
Lider de Producto
Digital
Miriam Mendivelzo
Lider Finaciero
Alexandra Suavita
Lider de Negocios
Alexandra Suavita
Lider de
Implementación
Notas del editor
After the introduction, the first thing you should do is talk about the problem you’re solving. Explain it from the point of view of your customer, rather than the global problem. For example, if you sell remote monitoring software to hospitals, instead of saying, “40% of patients are not getting the help they need after discharge,” say: “Hospitals are losing $30B by not having the resources to monitor patients remotely.”
After the introduction, the first thing you should do is talk about the problem you’re solving. Explain it from the point of view of your customer, rather than the global problem. For example, if you sell remote monitoring software to hospitals, instead of saying, “40% of patients are not getting the help they need after discharge,” say: “Hospitals are losing $30B by not having the resources to monitor patients remotely.”
You only have seconds to make a great first impression and introduce your company, so how do you get us (or any VC) excited about what you’re doing? We recommend using the following format to introduce your company:“A [product type] to help [target customer] with [#1 problem] by [#1 benefit] using our [secret sauce/differentiator].”No expert jargon, no buzzwords—explain it like you would to a 5 year old. It should be simple to communicate, and at the end of those few seconds we should know who your customer is, how you solve their problem, and what makes your product unique.
After the introduction, the first thing you should do is talk about the problem you’re solving. Explain it from the point of view of your customer, rather than the global problem. For example, if you sell remote monitoring software to hospitals, instead of saying, “40% of patients are not getting the help they need after discharge,” say: “Hospitals are losing $30B by not having the resources to monitor patients remotely.”