Posts Tagged ‘IT budgets’

Enterprises Looking to Regain Competitive Advantage By Investing in Data Management Capabilities

Wednesday, June 9, 2010 15:16 No Comments

Dun & Bradstreet understands it’s customers’ need for fast and accurate data; they know that if they can’t provide a platform that is easy to use in order to extract their “commercial data,” which also needs to be kept clean and updated, they will lose market share.

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Retailers Resume Investing in Technology to Target Supply Chain Efficiency Using Customer ERP Data Analysis

Thursday, May 13, 2010 10:59 No Comments

With tech spending finally on the rise again, business needs that may have been pushed aside due to cost cutting initiatives are finally starting to be addressed again. This, of course, means that companies, especially large enterprises and the Fortune 1000, will be investing in solutions that may not be crucial for the day-to-day functioning of the business, but that may increase profitability or ease a (less crucial) business pain.

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What Drives IT Spending for CIOs on a Budget

Wednesday, February 24, 2010 10:43 No Comments

Understanding how decision makers qualify spending their limited budget is invaluable for two reasons: one, being empathetic to your prospect’s needs will build more trust with your potential client, and two, aligning your solution with a defined need within the company will show a clear-cut and more accurate ROI.

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Why Strategic Account Planning is Necessary for Sales Success

Monday, January 11, 2010 11:35 No Comments

Being prepared for a sales opportunity is a critical component of being a successful sales rep. Now, more than ever, being educated on your target account in preparation for an important meeting, presentation or call can be the deciding factor in whether or not the sale moves forward and the prospect becomes a customer. Account planning helps you to effectively prepare and stay focused on the prospect’s business objectives and goals to ensure that you achieve your planned results, create a consistent experience for the prospect, and ultimately identify how your product or service can make a positive impact on their business.

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How to Make the Most of Your Sales Intelligence Investment

Monday, January 4, 2010 13:10 No Comments

The issue of how a sales rep’s time is spent is not as simple as eliminating the need to do personal research by investing in sales intelligence; it is clear that the buck does not stop there. It not only takes time to do the hard research. Even if the tools are paid for, there is still the issue of aggregating all of the content and making it available, easy to find, and consolidated in one place.

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