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Navigating the Uncharted: A Reflection on 2023 and Strategic Planning for 2024

CMOE

As 2023 comes to a close, it is the perfect time to reflect on lessons we’ve learned throughout the year and plan for 2024’s uncertainties. By taking stock of these experiences, we can better plan for the upcoming year and foster a learning mindset to ensure that 2024 is a success.

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Using Multi-Factor Analysis to Maximize Sales Performance Improvement

Mike Kunkle

The art of identifying, engaging, and persuading potential clients demands a level of assertiveness, resilience, strategic thinking, and new skills that many team members are still working to develop. Skill and competency gaps: Let’s face it, prospecting is not the same as growing accounts and customers who already buy from you.

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Key Elements of Successful Strategy Implementation and Execution

AchieveIt

When strategic direction is unclear or complicated, it becomes much harder to execute efficiently. Also read: Strategic Planning and Execution Trends for 2024 and Beyond Align Jobs with Strategy Using the Manifest Internal Alignment framework, jobs and teams should align directly with the boundaries and initiatives of the strategic plan.

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Experts Reveal: The Art of Managing Key Customers

SmartKarrot

This shift requires adapting to new tools and technologies that facilitate scalability and efficiency without compromising on the personalized touch essential for strategic customer management.

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Experts Reveal: The Art of Managing Key Customers

SmartKarrot

This shift requires adapting to new tools and technologies that facilitate scalability and efficiency without compromising on the personalized touch essential for strategic customer management.

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How to Implement AI in Business: 3 Key Elements

CMOE

The three supporting mechanisms: Change leadership Strategic thinking AI technology resources These are essential for ensuring an effective integration and implementation of AI business initiatives. Think of it as three legs on a stool: without one it is difficult to maintain balance.