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  • If we spot a potential customer defection early enough, can we turn it around?
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  • How are B2B sales operations using predictive analytics?
  • Why don't great salespeople make great sales managers?
  • What are the main reasons sales training doesn't stick over time?
  • Can modeling account potential help me with forecasting?
  • How do we identify all the elements that go into the cost of a fully loaded sales headcount and determine what their sales yield needs to be?
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  • Exploring the Sales Ops Center of Excellence

    This recorded training seminar discusses the two types of Sales Ops Center of Excellence we found in our research. Highlighting the critical differences between each type, we explore the decisions and steps that matter most in developing an effective Sales Ops Center of Excellence.

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  • Exploring the Principles of Sales Process Excellence

    There's a big difference between just "trying to improve" in a general sense and using a fact-based method for driving systemic improvement. In this expert interview, Michael Webb discusses applying the time-tested principles of process improvement to B2B sales.

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  • Designing Sales Comp Plans That Actually Work

    For driving salesperson behavior, your sales comp plan is one of the most powerful tools at your disposal. But any incentive you offer can have disastrous unintended consequences. In this guide, learn about four pitfalls to avoid and ten things to consider when designing your comp plan.

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  • A Better Mindset for Driving Customer Success

    In this timely conversation, Sean Ryan of Alexander Group discusses how leading companies are driving significant improvements by adopting a broader and more holistic approach to customer success.

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