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Medical device sales – the sales process is changing

Sales Training Connection

Medical device sales. Worldwide sales for 2011 are estimated to be more $300 billion in 2011 with the U.S. being the largest market. . However, all isn’t rosy; the medical device industry faces several issues – pricing concerns, health care reform, reimbursement pressures, and increasingly regulations.

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Attention medical sales reps – a new job opportunity

Sales Training Connection

Medical sales - a new opportunity. Since starting the Sales Training Connection, we’ve written numerous posts about selling in the medical sales market. The other day we stumbled upon an intriguing headline in the Money Section of USA Today – Hospitals hire sales reps to woo doctors. ©2011 Sales Horizons, LLC.

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Medical device sales – Investing in sales training 2.0

Sales Training Connection

If you have the opportunity to read SPBT’s Fall 2011 FOCUS Magazine issue, you’ll see an article Dick and I wrote about sales training 2.0. Here’s a preview and link directly to it.Running the sales force for a medical device company has never been for the faint of heart – and it isn’t getting easier.

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Medical sales – impact of hospital mergers and acquisitions on sales strategy

Sales Training Connection

Medical sales. billion, 2011 followed pace – and it looks like there will be even more M&A activity in 2012 as health care reforms kick in, certainty in the health care landscape increases, the economy picks up, and investors seek bargains. Capture larger market shares.

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Medical device sales – translating clinical value into economic value

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At the 2011 Medical Innovation Summit much time was spent discussing how economic conditions and their impact on policy is shifting control in healthcare from providers to payers. To stay competitive, medical device companies – and their sales forces – must keep these changes in mind as they look to 2012. And physicians?

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Emerging importance of medical sales key account executives

Sales Training Connection

Health care sales. And, as with any transformational shift, there will be winners and losers – in this case, for both hospitals and health care companies. . So given these changes, how can a major health care company be in the winning category? So, this is Sales Training 2.0. . Changes in U.S.

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Tom Pisello: The ROI Guy: CIO Priorities for 2011 Indicate.

The ROI Guy

Thursday, December 23, 2010 CIO Priorities for 2011 Indicate Continued Frugalnomics Focus According to a survey from the National Association of State Chief Information Officers (NASCIO), there has not been much to cheer about this holiday season as a public sector CIO. ► February (8) Boost Sales 10% with an Investment in Sales Enable.

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