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What do winning sales organisations do differently?
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Written by Mark Purbrick   
Thursday, 22 November 2007

For the past 3 years Miller Heiman has undertaken a comprehensive annual research study of sales practices, success metrics and the success factors associated with Winning Sales Organisations (WSOs).

 

Winning sales organisations are defined as those that:

-      Increased revenue over the previous year

-      Increased the average account billing

-      Acquired more new accounts compared to the previous year

 

Only 8% of all organisations evaluated in the study achieved all three characteristics!

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The “Green” Bandwagon
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Written by Eric Connerton   
Monday, 12 November 2007

Jump aboard the green bandwagon! But watch out: sometimes the wagon takes a detour or ends in a place other than the intended final destination!

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Change: The One Thing That Stays the Same
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Written by Eric Connerton   
Monday, 12 November 2007

Our world is in a constant state of change. Our competition, family, government intervention, technology and work dynamics are constantly evolving and shifting. You name it, and it’s going through some sort of process of change.

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