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Build a Bold, Data Infused Sales Strategy for 2013

SBI Growth

Focused on identifying game changing market opportunities. To be a game changing Sales Operations leader, you should be asking yourself the following: What is the market for our products/services? Are we currently covering or capturing buyers in our target market? Average Joe’s Analysis of Market Opportunities.

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Guest blog: 10 Success Factors for Quotas Part 2

OpenSymmetry

Challenge your team to acknowledge history but to lean toward forward-looking indicators of market opportunity. Balance Market Opportunity with Sales Capacity. Rather than history, market opportunity should be a primary driver of the quota. But market opportunity is only half of the answer. Make Your Approach Scalable.

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ASC 606 Compliance: Choosing a Commission Expensing Solution

The Spiff Blog

You have the bare minimum required to survive an ASC 606 audit, but you’re also forced to rely on an archaic mode of transportation to reach compliance. As your organization rolls out more products or expands to new markets and territories, commission gets more complicated— and so does your expensing. Manual tasks: .

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The Pipeline ? It's About the Buyer, Stupid! ? Sales eXchange ? 125

The Pipeline

I further suspect that most would see themselves in the “open source” sales camp, evolving and improving with the market and customer demands; demands that are forced to evolve with the market and other developments. Sales Compensation. Territory Alignment. When Sales Met Marketing. December 12th, 2011.

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The Critical Building Blocks of an Enterprise Sales Engine

InsightSquared

Many of you will at some point be faced with a board or executive team who want to get a slice of the juicy enterprise market after experiencing success in the mid-market. Compensating the Troops. Proven A-players who are the CEOs of their territory are what you are looking for. Big mistake.