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How Automating Aftermarket Sales Can Unlock Revenue for Industrial OEMs
In the industrial Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) landscape, aftermarket opportunities present a lucrative revenue stream. Yet, many OEMs struggle to fully tap into this potential for various reasons: data quality, fragmented and siloed data systems, change management, and cumbersome workflows. With today’s modern technology, automating aftermarket sales is within grasp
Installed Base Data Filtering with Map/List View: Visualize and Strategize Your Next Steps
For industrial OEMs, staying competitive goes beyond just manufacturing high-quality machinery—it requires staying connected to your Installed Base Data and responding to customers’ needs. For industrial OEMs, the aftermarket is a vital source of profitability, often exceeding margins on new equipment sales. The key to unlocking this potential lies in
Trends in Machinery Manufacturing – Industrial Round up September 2024
The industrial machinery sector remains resilient amidst a turbulent global economy. Recent reports highlight significant global stock market downturns, including substantial U.S. stock market declines and a major drop in Japan’s Nikkei index. These developments reflect broader concerns about economic stability and potential recessions. Recent economic data shows that the
Maximizing Revenue with Service Contracts for OEMs
Maximizing Revenue with Service Contracts for Industrial OEMs: Essential Strategies Service contracts for industrial OEMs offer a powerful tool, providing not only a steady revenue stream but also stronger customer relationships. Many companies struggle to fully leverage this potential due to common pitfalls and a lack of strategic focus. This
Missing Customer Insights? Customer Central 360 Can Help
When you’re managing aftermarket sales in the machinery manufacturing sector, every interaction with a customer counts. But how often do you find yourself scrambling to piece together fragmented information across different systems like industry favorites Spreadsheets, CRM, ERP, FSM, etc. during a critical sales call? The struggle to get a
Trends in Machinery Manufacturing – Industrial Round up August 2024
The industrial machinery sector is showing a downward trend and U.S. business confidence saw a decrease, confirming the trend among manufacturers. The sector is confronted with dual challenges amidst global uncertainties. While confidence remains resilient in some regions, geopolitical tensions in the Middle East pose risks to global supply chains.
10 Lessons for Industrial OEMs: Achieving Aftermarket Success
The industrial sector has long recognized the critical role of Aftermarket success. By focusing on these services, Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) can unlock significant value and drive sustainable growth. In a recent webinar, our CEO Vivek Joshi shared invaluable insights from Entytle’s decade-long journey. These lessons, drawn from extensive experience
Trends in Machinery Manufacturing – Annual Roundup 2024
The machinery manufacturing sector has experienced significant developments throughout 2024, navigating economic fluctuations, technological advancements, and evolving regulatory landscapes. This annual roundup highlights key trends, market insights, policy updates, and major industry events that have shaped the sector over the past year. Key Trends Shaping 2024 1. Industrial Machinery Production
AI Agent to Unlock aftermarket Parts/Service Sales Leads
Industrial OEMs are surrounded by untapped potential – hidden revenue streams buried within their Installed Base. But outdated processes and fragmented data turn these opportunities into missed chances. Teams are left chasing incomplete leads, wasting time, and watching competitors (third-party sellers) pull ahead. A report said 67% of manufacturers get
Capture What’s Yours: A Guide to Industrial Wallet Share Mastery
For industrial OEMs, capturing wallet share from the Installed Base represents a direct path to growth. It’s not just about maintaining equipment but unlocking revenue opportunities hidden in customer spending patterns. The challenge lies in identifying these opportunities with precision and converting them into actionable insights. This is where Industrial
Key Takeaways from Siemens’ Report: Unlocking Revenue with Installed Base Strategies
Economic uncertainty often forces businesses to tighten budgets, slowing capital spending and delaying major investments in new equipment. Siemens’ recent report reveals a decline in new equipment orders, reflecting this trend. For OEMs, this poses a potential revenue crunch. Yet, hidden within this challenge lies an overlooked growth opportunity: leveraging
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Trends in Machinery Manufacturing – Annual Roundup 2024
The machinery manufacturing sector has experienced significant developments throughout 2024, navigating economic fluctuations, technological advancements, and evolving regulatory landscapes. This annual roundup highlights key trends, market insights, policy updates, and major industry events that have shaped the sector over the past year. Key Trends Shaping 2024 1. Industrial Machinery Production
AI Agent to Unlock aftermarket Parts/Service Sales Leads
Industrial OEMs are surrounded by untapped potential – hidden revenue streams buried within their Installed Base. But outdated processes and fragmented data turn these opportunities into missed chances. Teams are left chasing incomplete leads, wasting time, and watching competitors (third-party sellers) pull ahead. A report said 67% of manufacturers get
Capture What’s Yours: A Guide to Industrial Wallet Share Mastery
For industrial OEMs, capturing wallet share from the Installed Base represents a direct path to growth. It’s not just about maintaining equipment but unlocking revenue opportunities hidden in customer spending patterns. The challenge lies in identifying these opportunities with precision and converting them into actionable insights. This is where Industrial
Key Takeaways from Siemens’ Report: Unlocking Revenue with Installed Base Strategies
Economic uncertainty often forces businesses to tighten budgets, slowing capital spending and delaying major investments in new equipment. Siemens’ recent report reveals a decline in new equipment orders, reflecting this trend. For OEMs, this poses a potential revenue crunch. Yet, hidden within this challenge lies an overlooked growth opportunity: leveraging
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