Posts Tagged ‘sales enablement’
Mid-Market Manager Sales Intelligence App Available in CRUSH Pro Platform
Tuesday, January 3, 2012 15:43 No CommentsOur new Mid-Market Manager (M3) app enables inside sales reps to sell more effectively with accurate contact info and actionable sales trigger events. Marketing reps can build more effective campaigns & programs with targeted messaging which will ultimately drive more sales leads and new streams of revenue. M3 users can search 2.5 Million sales trigger [...]
Sales Tool: Keeping Organized with Fortune 1000 Org Charts
Friday, February 18, 2011 19:13 No CommentsIt is vital for sales and marketing reps to quickly and efficiently connect with their top prospects and beat their competition to the sales opportunities. Building org charts can be very time consuming, especially for the Fortune 1000 companies due to their size. But once it’s completed, it’s truly worth it to understand the organizational [...]
EMC’s CEO & CFO on Where CIO’s Will Be Spending Their IT Budgets
Wednesday, March 17, 2010 19:05 No CommentsLast year was a very turbulent year for IT spending. Most companies were trying to reduce their costs and weren’t spending cash on their IT infrastructure until the dust settled from the great recession of 2009.
CIO Budgets and Capital Spending Will Increase in 2010
Monday, March 8, 2010 10:31 No CommentsAccording to the December 2009 CIO Economic Impact Survey, CIO budgets and capital spending are both increasing from the previous years levels. When asked the same question in May 2009 only 14% of respondents said their budgets would be increasing compared to 40% in December 2009.
LinkedIn and Sales Intelligence: Two Great Sales Enablement Resources That Can’t Be Overlooked
Monday, March 1, 2010 11:51 No CommentsOne of the most important sales enablement tools is sales intelligence; you must have accurate and up-to-date sales intelligence on your prospects. Sales intelligence tools will help you answer the who, what, where, why, and when questions in your planning process. If you have that information at your disposal, all you need to do is figure out the “how.” The “how” should be focused on relationship building. Using your sales enablement and sales intelligence tools you can start developing relationships with the key stake holders and decision-makers at the accounts you’re going after.
