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of CSO’s believe they need to
improve performance in up /
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70% increase in deal size
by successful sales rep
coaching4
5% more revenue from
existing sales reps with
well balanced sales
territories5
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Source: (1) HBR The New Age of B2B Selling 2014 (2) Accenture Top 5 Improvements for Sales Effectiveness 2013 (3) Oracle Analysis of D&B US Census
Bureau 2013 (4) Gartner Using SPM to Significantly Increase Revenue 2013 (5) Ibid (6) Nucleus Research Future of SPM 2013 (7) Gartner Using SPM to
Significantly Increase Revenue 2013 (8) Aberdeen Group Grab the Low Hanging Fruit 2013 (9) CSO Insights, Sales Intelligence Challenge (10) Aberdeen Group
What B2B Sellers Need to Know Before the Call 2013 (11) Aberdeen Group Grab the Low Hanging Fruit 2013
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