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Turning lemons into lemonade: Five ways to reset on customer management fundamentals in a post-pandemic world

Strategic Account Management Association

By Dave Duke, Co-Founder and CCO, MetaCX, and Joel Schaafsma, Research General Manager, SAMA. Once you’ve established which customers have the highest likelihood of strategic success, you need to structure your organization around the needs of the customer and create a customer-centric organization that drives co-created innovation.

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Book review: The Management Shift – How to harness the power of people and transform your organization for sustainable success by Vlatka Hlupic

Red Star Kim

This 2014 book by Professor Vlatka Hluplic didn’t appear on my radar but I had the privilege of meeting the author through my work with the Managing Partners Forum. It focuses on people, purpose, collaboration and innovation. This chapter provides a summary of the key ideas on management innovation from the leading management thinkers.

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Implications for B2B Selling in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

Mike Kunkle

[This article was originally published as part of the Sales Education Foundation 2018 Annual Magazine , co-authored with Robert M. Could AI have suggested/predicted the creation of the iPad? Peterson, Ph.D., Dean’s Distinguished Professor of Sales, Northern Illinois University Professional Sales Program ]. Creativity/Ideation.

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30 Consulting Buzzwords that Work (and Don't Work) in Conversation

Hubspot Sales

Co-Creation” or “Enablement” Co-creation or enablement refers to when clients and consultants work together to identify problems and solutions. But AI is a hot topic, so it’s an important phrase to address in your consulting meetings. Check out this blog on choosing KPIs for your customers. Noel Diggs says.

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The Growth Hacking Playbook: Your Ultimate List of Growth Hack Resources

Hubspot Sales

Neil Patel does a pretty good job explaining the concept and talking about its origin, saying that a growth marketer is someone who uses " analytics, inexpensive, creative and innovative ways to exponentially grow their company’s customer base. " Creative, innovative, and low-cost strategies are used to achieve this growth.

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What agencies and brand need to know about web3, with Jeff Kauffman Jr.

Account Management Skills

They’re just like, well let’s make our employees co owners of this thing. And we’re going to unlock a new level of participation and creation. A good sort of way to think about new technology like this is the most innovative stuff looks like a toy at first. And we saw the boom of that. Do you agree?