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Transcript: Part 1 Weinberg Family Cerebral Palsy Center Three Pillars LIFESPAN PATIENT CARE LIFESPAN PATIENT CARE Interaction Interaction Interaction and conversational storytelling create a dialogue of ideas. Content Visual and dynamic content increases engagement and conversion. Content CMO Study Interactive content and visual storytelling: the #1 marketing trend expected in the next 2 years CMO Study CORE SUPPORT CORE SUPPORT Autodesk Success story 1 Harris Success story 2 iLEVEL Success story 3 NascentHub Success story 4 EDUCATION EDUCATION The b2b buying process involves a complex cast of characters Buying cycle B2B Buying Cycle Education Phase Solution Phase One: Loosening of the Status Quo Two: Committing to Change Vendor Selection Phase Three: Exploring Possible Solutions Four: Committing to a Solution Five: Justifying the Decision Six: Making the Selection Tactics Tactics PERSONA Education Phase 1 Solution Phase Loosening the Status Quo Vendor Selection Phase 2 Committing to Change 3 Exploring Possible Solution 4 Committing to a Solution 5 Justifying the Decision 6 Making the Selection Decision Validation Solution Differentiation Financial Justification CONTENT TYPE Thought Leadership Value Story Solution Category TACTIC TYPE Virtual Events Syndication Social Media Trade Shows Content Blogs Web Site / SEO Webcasts Webcasts Trials Live events Presentations Self-Guided Demos Proofs of concept Blog posts Videos ROI Tools Presentation Sales Executive briefings Competitive tools and assessments TCO Tools Business Case Analyst reports Financial Live events Customer references Buyer role Buyer role Will the solution meet our needs? Does it help with one of our key initiatives? Champions Influencers CXOs Users Ratifiers Business Value Performance ROI Customer Experience TCO Is it stable, reliant and efficient? How will the performance be? What is the business value? Why should we spend money on this? Will it help me do my job better? Will it enable me to achieve my goals? What are the alternatives? Can we get it cheaper? LIFESPAN PATIENT CARE EDUCATION Interaction Interaction Interaction and conversational storytelling create a dialogue of ideas. Content Visual and dynamic content increases engagement and conversion. Content CMO Study Interactive content and visual storytelling: the #1 marketing trend expected in the next 2 years CMO Study CORE SUPPORT CORE SUPPORT Autodesk Success story 1 Harris Success story 2 iLEVEL Success story 3 NascentHub Success story 4 EDUCATION EDUCATION The b2b buying process involves a complex cast of characters Buying cycle B2B Buying Cycle Education Phase Solution Phase One: Loosening of the Status Quo Two: Committing to Change Vendor Selection Phase Three: Exploring Possible Solutions Four: Committing to a Solution Five: Justifying the Decision Six: Making the Selection Tactics Tactics PERSONA Education Phase 1 Solution Phase Loosening the Status Quo Vendor Selection Phase 2 Committing to Change 3 Exploring Possible Solution 4 Committing to a Solution 5 Justifying the Decision 6 Making the Selection Decision Validation Solution Differentiation Financial Justification CONTENT TYPE Thought Leadership Value Story Solution Category TACTIC TYPE Virtual Events Syndication Social Media Trade Shows Content Blogs Web Site / SEO Webcasts Webcasts Trials Live events Presentations Self-Guided Demos Proofs of concept Blog posts Videos ROI Tools Presentation Sales Executive briefings Competitive tools and assessments TCO Tools Business Case Analyst reports Financial Live events Customer references Buyer role Buyer role Will the solution meet our needs? Does it help with one of our key initiatives? Champions Influencers CXOs Users Ratifiers Business Value Performance ROI Customer Experience TCO Is it stable, reliant and efficient? How will the performance be? What is the business value? Why should we spend money on this? Will it help me do my job better? Will it enable me to achieve my goals? What are the alternatives? Can we get it cheaper? RESEARCH RESEARCH Interaction B2B buyers have dramatically heightened expectations about their digital interactions with companies seeking their business. Organizations are starting to view personalization as more than a buzzword, with investments and importance increasing over the next 12 months. Interaction Buyer's journey Buyer's journey Right Return Right Delivery Right Design Right Strategy The right goals and audiences for a personalization approach. The right types and amount of content and data needed to reach your audience. The right ways and the right time to deliver a personalized experience. The right metrics to understand the performance of personalization within a program. Content Content 57% Approaches to Content Personalization 55% 52% Adding partner, channel or other third-party info 49% Create custom content based on first-party data 44% Industry Customized content for subsets of named accounts based on need Basic personalization like name and role

Template Pattern Method

Transcript: (The Template Method Pattern) Coffee and Tea are running the show, they control the algorithm Code is duplicated across Coffee and Tea Code changes to the algorithm requires opening each subclass and making multiple changes Classes are organized in a structure that requires a lot of work to add a new caffeine beverage Knowledge of the algorithm and how to implement it is distributed over many classes Since steps 2 and 4 are somewhat similar, we can generalize it by calling step 2 "brew()" and step 3 "addCondiments()" and declare them as abstract also in the superclass while implementing them in their respective subclasses The recipes looks a lot like each other don't they? WT?! Template Method is sooooo easy man! Is that it? Let's play coding baristas and automate the process of making coffee and tea. public abstract class CaffeineBeverageWithHook { void prepareRecipe() { boilWater(); brew(); pourInCup(); if(customerWantsCondiments()) { addCondiments(); } } abstract void brew(); abstract void addCondiments(); void boilWater() { System.out.println("Boiling Water"); } void pourInCup() { System.out.println("Pouring into cup"); } boolean customerWantsCondiments() { return true; } } public class Coffee{ void prepareRecipe() { boilWater(); brewCoffeeGrinds(); pourInCup(); addSugarAndMilk(); } public void boilWater() { System.out.println("Boiling water"); } public void brewCoffeeGrinds() { System.out.println("Dripping coffee through filter"); } public void pourInCup() { System.out.println("Pouring into cup"); } public void addSugarAndMilk() { System.out.println("Adding sugar and milk"); } } Baristas! Please follow these recipes precisely when preparing Starbuzz beverages! public class Tea{ void prepareRecipe() { boilWater(); steepTeaBag(); pourInCup(); addLemon(); } public void boilWater() { System.out.println("Boiling water"); } public void steepTeaBag() { System.out.println("Steeping the tea"); } public void pourInCup() { System.out.println("Pouring into cup"); } public void addLemon() { System.out.println("Adding lemon"); } } Starbuzz Coffee Recipe: 1. Boil some water 2. Brew coffee in boiling water 3. Pour coffee in cup 4. Add sugar and milk Notice that both recipes follow the same algorithm: 1) Boil some water 2) Use hot water to extract coffee or tea 3) Pour the beverage into a cup 4) Add appropriate condiments to the beverage void prepareRecipe() { boilWater(); brew(); pourInCup(); addCondiments(); } Not quite! There are variations to the Template Method. Notice that our classes have redundant methods: 1) Boil some water 2) Brew coffee grinds/Steep tea bags 3) Pour the beverage into a cup 4) Add sugar & milk/Add lemon Template of the Template Method Note that by default, condiments are added to all beverages but us code baristas can edit customerWantsCondiments() in specific subclasses to, for example, make adding condiments optional to our customers abstract class AbstractClass { final void templateMethod() { primitiveOperation1(); primitiveOperation2(); concreteOperation(); } abstract void primitiveOperation1(); abstract void primitiveOperation2(); void concreteOperation() { //implementation } } The Template Method defines the steps of an algorithm and allows subclasses to provide the implementation for one or more steps. The Template Method provides a common "template" for an algorithm then lets subclasses redefine certain steps of that algorithm without changing its structure. Hooks are concrete methods that can be defined in template and basically does nothing by default. Subclasses are free to override them though if needed. For example... Starbuzz Tea Recipe: 1. Boil some water 2. Steep tea in boiling water 3. Pour tea in cup 4. Add lemon Hollywood principle enables subclasses to plug themselves into the system only through their main class. Higher-level components determine when they are needed and how. Subclasses does not call their own methods, they are invoked by the template defined in their main class. The End! We can still find a way to abstract the prepareRecipe() method! :) Now our implementation is a whole lot better but where does the Template Method come in? CaffeineBeverage class runs the show, it has the algorithm and protects it CaffeineBeverage class maximizes reuse among subclasses Algorithm can be found in one place and code changes only need to be made there Template method provides a framework that other subclasses can plug in to, new ones need only to implement few methods CaffeineBeverage class focuses on knowledge on algorithm and subclasses only completes the implementation Say what? Welcome to Coffee and Tea-Making Session (Java Style) Underpowered Tea & Coffee Implementation Let's make an abstract class and two subclasses, one for coffee and one for tea. The template method defines the steps of an algorithm and allows subclasses to provide the implementation for one or more steps. We can find a way to abstract the two processes to remove redundant methods! :) Starbuzz

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Template Method Pattern

Transcript: "Don't call us, we'll call you" Allow low level components (the subclasses) to be hooked into the system, but higher level components decide when they are needed Reuse - shared code lies in the base class Algorithm changes done in one place New classes are easy to implement, clear what needs to be supplied Suited for frameworks, there is less rope for people to hang themselves with The template method defines steps of an algorithm in a base class, and defers to subclasses to provide the implementation of those steps Changing the algorithm leads to a myriad of new methods you need to implement in many places Difficult to see algorithm flow from a subclass. You need to see both class definitions to trace what code is being executed and when Each of the steps in the algorithm are defined as abstract (or virtual) methods Abstract are required steps Virtual are "hooks" that you can decide to implement if you want to Code Sample All of the steps in the algorithm are ideally protected methods that cannot be externally called, as they do not make sense on their own. Real world example - Attributes in MVC The "template" method is concrete and cannot be altered, ensuring that the steps inside the method are always called in the intended order (compare to a virtual base class method, where you could rewrite the entire method definition) Template Method Things to make your life easier when using this pattern: Don't have multiple levels of inheritance (true in general) Combine with composition where appropriate Downsides Fixed algorithm that you can't change at runtime (what if something else wants only part of your algorithm functionality?)

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