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Revolutionizing Installed Base Data Management: The Entytle Approach
As the Industrial OEMs are moving at an unprecedented pace, effective data management isn’t just important—it’s essential. Meet Entytle, a trailblazer in tailoring data solutions for Industrial OEMs needs. In this blog, we will explore Entytle’s unique approach to managing install-based data, likened to assembling building blocks. Revolutionizing Installed Base
Why Sales Force Effectiveness Eludes Industrial OEMs (And What to Do About It)
For industrial OEMs, achieving true sales force effectiveness for aftermarket services teams is an uphill battle. Despite 71% of industrials talking positively about aftermarket services, most manufacturers struggle to efficiently identify and capture this lucrative opportunity. The root cause? Disconnected Installed Base data spread across multiple source systems in different
Maximizing Your Share of Wallet: A Key to Long-Term Success
Understanding share of wallet isn’t just about boosting short-term sales; it’s the cornerstone of your business’s sustainability and growth. But while everyone acknowledges increasing the wallet share is crucial for manufacturers, assessing it is non-trivial. What are the blockers and how can you navigate the complexities to leverage this opportunity
The value of your Installed Base is the value of your business
An OEM’s Installed Base is its most valuable asset. It has been built over a long time (20+ years) and typically has tens of thousands of machines owned by thousands of customers at thousands of unique locations around the world. These machines get used in harsh environments and require ongoing
Data-Driven Aftermarket Sales: From Reactive to Proactive
Data-driven aftermarket sales involve more than just collecting customer information; it’s about intelligently analyzing the data to uncover insights that drive sales productivity and profitable growth. One of the primary benefits of a data-driven strategy is the ability to identify and act on sales opportunities with precision. This not only
Four Reasons PE-owned Industrials Should Focus on Aftermarket Business
As the Chief Business Development Officer for Entytle, I’ve spoken to a lot of Industrial companies. Like most healthy businesses, their leadership teams are focused on developing great products, taking care of their customers, managing costs, growing a talented and motivated workforce, and balancing short vs. long-term priorities. Many of
Maximizing Industrial Business Potential: The Strategic Impact of Visualizing Your Installed Base
In the world of Industrial OEMs, staying ahead requires adapting to changes and uncovering hidden opportunities. One innovative approach gaining momentum is visualizing the installed base over a map, a practice that goes beyond the ordinary and brings about a transformative impact. This method isn’t just about tracking locations; it’s
Is the lack of Installed Base visibility costing you aftermarket revenue?
For industrial Original Equipment Manufacturers(OEMs), the Installed Base represents a goldmine of aftermarket revenue opportunities. Yet, many OEMs are leaving money on the table due to poor visibility into their Installed Base data. Investing in Installed Base visibility is not just about seeing machines; it’s about seeing the future of
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
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Is the lack of Installed Base visibility costing you aftermarket revenue?
For industrial Original Equipment Manufacturers(OEMs), the Installed Base represents a goldmine of aftermarket revenue opportunities. Yet, many OEMs are leaving money on the table due to poor visibility into their Installed Base data. Investing in Installed Base visibility is not just about seeing machines; it’s about seeing the future of
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
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