There are so many enterprise solutions out there, so what truly differentiates one application from another. Many enterprise solution sales people take advantage of unsuspecting (sometimes first-time) enterprise buyers due to their inexperience.
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2 comments:
Thanks for posting the Krigsman piece on my e-book. I appreciate it and hope it helps save people time and money.
As the author of the piece that Krigsman reviewed, I can say that most Enterprise Salespeople are hamstrung by their application. Since these types of apps are SOLD and NOT BOUGHT...there's no getting around the fact that "the truth must be framed in a way that closes the deal and gets a paycheck".
What's best for the customer is often NOT software at all, rather a comprehensive examination/revision of processes and people in those processes. But that takes time and is much less glamorous :)
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