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Understand the Value You Offer to Your Customer

Holden Advisors

Let’s say you offer expedited delivery from raw materials to your manufacturing customers. Always look for new ways that your customers might use your product or for other stakeholders that might benefit from your solutions. Step 2: Connect the dots. Start with your differentiators. Most importantly, stay curious.

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How to Tackle 8 Manufacturing Sales Challenges

Brooks Group

The manufacturing industry is vast, encompassing a wide variety of products and services tailored to specific industries and customer needs. Although supply chains have rightsized since the pandemic, many manufacturers are dealing with increased customer choice, greater competition, and compressed margins. Challenge 2. Challenge 3.

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The Five Health Care Trends Every SAM Needs to Know

Strategic Account Management Association

The last few years have brought dramatic advances in manufacturing techniques and treatment modalities, fundamentally changing the care delivery landscape. We also see growing purchaser interest in creative contracts that align manufacturer and purchaser incentives. Where are we now? Hepatitis C).

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How the Digital Revolution is Transforming Automotive Supply Chains

Planview

The Digital Supply Chain: A New Era in Automotive Manufacturing A digital supply chain in the automotive industry refers to a network of interconnected systems, technologies, and processes that enable the seamless flow of information, materials, and products across the entire supply chain.

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Five Ways to Overcome Complexity in Manufacturing Sales

Showpad

The manufacturing sector is growing increasingly complex, so it’s no surprise that the buying process has become more complicated as well, lasting longer and with more stakeholders involved. At the same time, manufacturing product portfolios are growing broader. The changing landscape of decision making in manufacturing.

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How Construction, IT and Manufacturing Industries Can Capitalize on CRM

SuperOffice

But for businesses in construction, IT and manufacturing, there are additional aspects of CRM that can make daily tasks simple. CRM for Manufacturing. With the threat of deadlines looming, competition breathing down your neck and impatient corporate stakeholders, the pressure can be enough to topple even the best data management plans.

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How European manufacturers can get their edge back

Miller Heiman Group

For more than 50 years European manufacturers built their reputation on high quality—and then the tides turned. New competition from Asia and the Americas, higher production costs and requests for more personalization caused European manufacturers to reevaluate current practices. What European Manufacturing Sellers Need to Do.