November 2001 Section Meeting

Topic: Looking For a Competitive Edge in Today's Sales Environment

 The goal was to help you analyze your company’s current sales process.

Global spending on sales force automation topped $2 billion last year; projected to double by 2004.  Adoption rates of Customer Relationship Management (CRM) and Sales Force Automation (SFA) software are staggering, with 60% growth each year.

Discussed why this market is growing at such an explosive rate?

      ·        Companies down sizing
      ·        Increase in technology adoption
      ·        Decrease in technology cost

        ·       
Companies needing to better manage the sales process

Dived into details of this market of team selling software; reviewed & discussed:

        ·        History of SFA/CRM
·        Technology on the market today
·        Things to consider when evaluating software for your sales team
·       
Key elements of success
·       
How do you justify this into your sales team

Lectured Focus on sales companies that:

        ·        Sell and support multiple products or services
·        Those products or services have medium to long sales cycles
·       
There are typically multiple influencers involved in the sales pursuit
·       
Multiple people in the sales organization are touching the customer

PHOTOS FROM THE MEETING

 

Speaker:  Brian Gardner President and Co-Founder of Selltis

Brian drove the development of the only team-selling software solution created specifically for industrial and technical sales teams. Prior to developing Selltis, Brian was the VP of Sales of a major process control and instrumentation sales company along the gulf coast. Brian has helped dozens of industrial sales organizations develop team-selling solutions and speaks frequently on the topic of optimizing the front end of the selling process.

 

                                
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