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4 Ways to Impact Price Realization

Holden Advisors

One of our top goals in any consulting engagement is uncovering revenue and profit growth opportunities for clients. This review is supplemented by interviews with key functional leaders across product, marketing, finance, and pricing. Generally, we want to answer four key questions: How much opportunity is there? Chart the course.

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Current Challenges in B2B Wholesale

QYMATIX

Those Who Evaluate and Prioritize their Customers in a Structured Way Make Better Decisions. It is now becoming clear how important it is to manage the customer structure in a value- and risk-oriented manner. Those who evaluate can then also prioritize. Customers are valuable or not from many other perspectives.

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What is a Strategy Map?

ClearPoint Strategy

The four perspectives for for-profit organizations include: Finance. The customer value proposition should be at the core of your strategy, which is why it comes directly after the financials (or mission). For-profit companies typically focus on achieving one of these three value propositions: Product leadership.

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The Art of Ensuring Customer Success During Mergers and Acquisitions

SmartKarrot

The phrase – Age of the Customer – was first used by Forrester, who defined it as a customer-obsessed enterprise that concentrates its strategy, energy, and budget on processes that enhance knowledge of and engagement with customers and prioritizes these over maintaining traditional competitive barriers.