QYMATIX

SEPTEMBER 6, 2022

Between supplier price pressure, supply chain problems and customer anger: Why wholesalers win with value-based customer management. Those Who Evaluate and Prioritize their Customers in a Structured Way Make Better Decisions. Customers are not all the same. This has consequences.

B2B 40

B2B Supply Chain Suppliers Decision-making 40

Mercuri International

MARCH 8, 2022

In a previous article , we discussed the factors driving up to 85% of business leaders to consider the customer-value approach as critical to success. In order to become customer-value oriented and value-creating in your sales you need to understand what customer value is and how to create it.

Sales 52

Sales Suppliers Artificial Intelligence Customer Value 52

QYMATIX

APRIL 19, 2022

Because medium-sized distribution and retail companies, including wholesalers, operate in an increasingly complex and dynamic environment, it is essential to make and implement business decisions quickly. Especially in the B2B environment, the multitude of external interfaces to suppliers and customers increases complexity.

Artificial Intelligence 52

Artificial Intelligence Retail Procurement B2B 52

Luminas Strategy

NOVEMBER 1, 2022

Sales visits, trade shows, and demonstrations present opportunities to engage with customers and highlight your knowledge, experience, and the ability to solve problems at scale are key differentiating factors that can make or break your growth curve. Apply design thinking to meet the needs of specific customer personas.

Supply Chain 52

Supply Chain B2B Marketing Digitalization 52

Zendesk

MARCH 21, 2022

Every executive in the world spends part of their day wondering how to make their products and services stand out while still turning a profit. The value chain framework enables your company to understand and analyze where cost efficiency is good or poor within the organization. Pinpoint areas of ineffectiveness and correct them.

Supply Chain 98

Supply Chain Logistics Suppliers Procurement 98

Hubspot Sales

NOVEMBER 16, 2018

Below are the general steps it takes to create a value chain analysis: 1. Together, the primary and support activities make up the value chain. Analyze the value and cost of the activities. This is how materials and resources are gained from suppliers before the final product or service can be developed.

Food and Beverage 126

Food and Beverage Logistics Suppliers Profitability 126