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Key Account Management (KAM) – Research companies, use KAM technology and maintain momentum

Red Star Kim

Key Account Management (KAM) – Research companies, use KAM technology and maintain momentum. Key Account Management (KAM) – Research companies Larger firms may have access to research and knowledge specialists. Others may find that the M&BD team is responsible for research.

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Selling challenges in professional services: Sales processes and skills

Red Star Kim

At the recent PM Forum workshop on “Selling processes and sales skills for marketing and business development professionals” we focused on sales and selling challenges in professional services. Delegates from legal and accountancy practices in the UK and overseas (Brussels and Amsterdam) shared how to tackle those challenges.

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A richer definition of key account management

Brightbridge Consulting

Defining key account management. After much discussion The Association for Key Account Management (AKAM), of which Alistair Taylor, Managing Partner of Brightbridge is a main Board Member, agreed on the following definition of key Account management. Key characteristics of KAM.

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How to Implement AI-based Assistants in B2B Sales

QYMATIX

You are considering implementing AI-based predictive analytics in your sales organisation. Then it is good to know what steps and what decisions you will have to make if you want to use an AI-based assistant in sales. AI enables you to make data-based decisions in sales.

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Business Intelligence in Tools in B2B Sales: Make or Buy?

QYMATIX

B2B sales intelligence – should you make or buy your tool? With the cost of sales sky-rocketing and customers changing their buying behaviour, sales intelligence has become critical to the success of any company. Business Intelligence (BI) was always critical in B2B sales. Now it has become essential.

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No Product Differentiation? No Problem. A CEO Who Found Another Way to Grow

SBI Growth

Steve describes the situation when he arrived: “The state of business was flat with same store sales declining and acquisitions keeping the operating line flat. Our margin increases were coming from cost cuts and vendor renegotiations rather than increased sales.”. We hired sales resources with the right skills and experience.

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CMO: Are you going to have a job in 2014

SBI Growth

You’re completing 2013 and building your marketing strategy for 2014. Maybe you are supporting sales with a CRM implementation, linking your marketing collateral into each phase. They are accessing information and making buying decisions differently than they did from the past. User buyer examples: Sales reps by vertical.