Category Archives: Business Development

Kill Your Inefficient Tools and Processes Before They Kill Your Company

Daniel Codella — May 29, 2019 Follow @mrcodella — May 29, 2019 As businesses continue to expand globally and distributed teams become the norm, collaboration has become essential to success. Managers and employees are spending 50% more time in collaborative activities. In response to these trends, organizations have been rushing to bring on as many … Continue reading Kill Your Inefficient Tools and Processes Before They Kill Your Company

Fear of Failure

Dave Brock — May 9, 2019 Follow @davidabrock — May 9, 2019 As sales people and leaders, we have an interesting relationship with failure. We are in an intensely competitive profession. Our customers are and should be evaluating alternatives. In any buying decision, there will only be one supplier selected, with the others losing. As … Continue reading Fear of Failure

Why Your Company Doesn’t Have to Be Like Apple, Google, or Facebook

Daniel Codella — April 18, 2019 Follow @mrcodella — April 18, 2019 During World War II, the South Pacific was a critical theater for battle. Several countries set up bases, airfields, and docks on dozens of remote islands. It was the first time many of the region’s indigenous peoples had ever seen outsiders, let alone … Continue reading Why Your Company Doesn’t Have to Be Like Apple, Google, or Facebook

The Business Benefits of Buying Directly From Manufacturers

Dave Llorens — April 17, 2019 Follow @https://twitter.com/davellorens — April 17, 2019 The direct-to-consumer model can help companies cut costs and develop mutually beneficial relationships with manufacturers. For business leaders, minor expenses can add up quickly. Remember that free 30-day trial of software you tested to see whether it would help you with Google Ads … Continue reading The Business Benefits of Buying Directly From Manufacturers