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PODCAST 95: How to Nail Your 1-on-1s w/ Matt Cameron

Sales Hacker

Matt Cameron: Back in 2004 was when the first time I started thinking about this. Do we understand and believe the forecast? Is there a bottoms up support for the number that the reps are forecasting? If you think about that, if I’m doing large deals and enterprise, I never feel like it’s finished.

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The ROI of Business Intelligence

The ROI Guy

While these systems generate enormous amounts of valuable information, they often have poor reporting capabilities, inhibiting the sharing of key information -- like demand forecasting, inventory levels, error rates, finances and budgets. In 2004, while most IT spending was flat, the BI market grew 11% to reach $4.3

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The ROI of RFID in the Supply Chain

The ROI Guy

RFID can deliver tangible benefits for many types of enterprise businesses: Warehouse and Distribution Productivity: Companies can replace the point-and-read, labor-intensive process of tracking pallets, cases, cartons and individual products with an RFID process. How Does RFID Drive Tangible Benefits? How Are The Benefits Realized?

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PODCAST 31: How a World Series of Poker Winner Uses ‘Bets’ in Decision Making to Improve Outcomes w/ Annie Duke

Sales Hacker

In 2004, she won the world series of poker. So my world is enterprise sales and there are 12 month, sometimes 18 months sales cycles. How do you deal with the situation where the expected value is fantastic, but the forecasting of the deal is difficult? For two decades, she was one of the top poker players in the world.

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