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A Product Platform Empowers Your Organization and Unlocks Customer Value

SBI Growth

A Platform elevates your offerings from merely functionally adequate to a driver of an emotional bond with your customers. To get there, you must set the standard across four key facets of your organization: Product Management Operations Human Resources Customer Success and Customer Experience.

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Actionable Organization Strategy Course

OnStrategyHQ

This course’s first section will help define your core purpose and values. Core Values: Outlining the behaviors and values you expect from your team and organization. Definition The mission statement describes an organization’s purpose or reason for existing. Output: Phrases to use in a mission statement.

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Sales Strategy: What’s Most Effective? A Great Message! (Updated May 2019)

Corporate Visions

Updated May 2019) by Corporate Visions appeared first on Corporate Visions. Consider the following insights: Research performed by SiriusDecisions shows that the number-one inhibitor to sales achieving quota is “inability to communicate value message.” Tap into the Potential of Customer Retention and Expansion.

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The Final Cut #TopSalesTools of 2019 Announced!

SBI

Smart Selling Tools Announces Top Sales Tools of 2019. the leading provider of information on sales software technologies (SalesTech), today announced the release of its Top Sales Tools of 2019 Guide: Final Cut. Sales organizations rarely have the resources to adequately keep up on all the sales technology offerings.

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Getting Ready for 2020: 4 Sales Enablement Trends You Should Have on Your Radar

Showpad

Customer value management leverages the best of three dimensions: dynamic value management, real data from use cases and customer projects, and state-of-the-art technology. . The first dimension is dynamic value management. Yes and no. In general, it shouldn’t be new. The second dimension is about leveraging data.

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Fighting a war on two fronts – why some of Key Account Management’s biggest battles are internal

Mercuri International

An interesting academic study from 2019 looked at seven separate ‘elements of internal alignment’ – shared values, style, skills, staff, strategy, structure, and systems. References: Ramstedt, C. Johansson, E. Weltman, J.

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SalesTech News: @Brainshark Unveils READY20 – the Only Sales Enablement Event Dedicated to Furthering Sales Readiness

SBI

With READY20, we look forward to exploring new pathways to a highly competent and confident sales force, and sharing success strategies from industry experts, our customers, and our own 20+ years of helping organizations improve sales effectiveness. January 14, 2019 — Brainshark , Inc., Greg Flynn, CEO Brainshark. WALTHAM, Mass.