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Are industrials getting the most out of their salesforce?

Are industrials getting the most out of their salesforce?

Yesterday when speaking with prospects I received a very common objection: “We currently use Salesforce as our primary CRM. I can’t see the value in adding another tool.” As an SDR, having an understanding of Entytle’s capabilities and how it compares/interacts with all of the other common tools in the industry is critical.  This helps […]

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Life doesn't stop for an ERP migration and neither should your Installed Base strategy!

Life doesn’t stop for an ERP migration and neither should your Installed Base strategy!

This week I had a call with a prospect who gave me a common rejection I hear all the time. It comes in many shapes and forms but usually sounds something like: “I appreciate the call, but we’re currently stuck in an ERP migration and are desperately trying to make sense of our old and

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Why do Installed base data mining projects fail? Entytle

Why do Installed Base data mining projects fail?

The Installed Base is the most valuable asset for manufacturers. Having a good hold on their Installed Base data can create exponential revenue generation opportunities for manufacturers. More often than not, we come across Industrials who are trying to build Installed Base data mining/management projects internally. They already have many internal initiatives in place, which

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A better alternative to spreadsheets for sales account planning

A better alternative to spreadsheets for sales account planning

Let’s be honest, most if not all salespeople use a spreadsheet of some form in their sales methodology. It can be frowned upon, but oftentimes it’s seen as the easiest way to strategize what customers/prospects you have been talking to or should be talking to.  ERPs and CRMs do exist for customer data management BUT…

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