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(By Guest Blogger Dean Burgess) – You’ve built your company from the ground up, and now, you’re ready to grow by hiring your first sales team members. You can find the guidance you need to establish your team… Read More
(This article submitted by PRIZ GURU)– We are excited to announce a recent release of an additional Creative Thinking Tool in PRIZ online innovation platform, Urgency – Importance Matrix (UIM). This tool is built to help you to avoid… Read More
Have you ever been in a situation where while discussing different solutions for a problem, you and your group is trying to solve, people finding all kind of reasons why something is impossible or extremely difficult? The arguments… Read More
You are a Solutions Engineer of an aspiring software company. You have a mature product and stabilized your position in the market. Your customers get bigger; you start selling to enterprises. Things are running smoothly. Imagine that, at… Read More
(this is a continuation of the Part 1 Blog article, also on NAASE.) (1) Research: Get yourself into a position to be valuable to your customer. Get an expert. Soak in knowledge about their industry: competitive… Read More
While the known brands in your category take the lazy route and rely on their name recognition, you can do things that actually impact your audience. If you’re a high-growth startup competing with big brands for sales talent,… Read More
Sales Transformation, in its most basic form, is ensuring that your salespeople have the greatest skills, tools, and sales infrastructure to support successful and profitable sales results in line to strategic objectives of the organization. Sales transformation is… Read More
Every year, the number of people using personal clouds grows, and this trend isn’t set to stop. It was anticipated in 2012 that by 2014, the change from offline PC work to primarily on-cloud work would be complete…. Read More
I’ve worked in both situations. Sometimes as an SE I worked exclusively, or close to exclusively with one salesperson (AE). I’ve also worked with different AEs depending on industry or geography. I’ve liked both. I struggled with the… Read More