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Winning Government Contracts with Dr. Kizzy Parks

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She’s the Founder & President of both GovConWinners , helping service-based small businesses learn how to win government contracts, as well as K. where she provides services directly to the government. Dr. Parks been awarded over $50 million in federal government contracts. .

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Why Traditional Customer Success is Dead with CCOs of Slack, Mulesoft and OpenAI

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Their unique contract structure, where additional seats came at no extra cost during the contract term, meant CS could focus entirely on driving valuable adoption that would translate into massive expansion revenue at renewal time. Just ask Matt O’Connor, who led success teams at both Slack and Tableau.

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Why B2B CMOs are frustrated with ABM platforms

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Sales teams may resist new self-serve systems due to different priorities, while IT teams often have their own approaches to data integration, security and governance. The burden of implementation ABM platforms are often self-service. The not-so-hidden high costs and long contracts ABM platforms are expensive.

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Contracted pricing CPQ: what it is and how it works

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Vendors gain a consistent customer and buyers have a trusted source for a specific selection of products or services. As these relationships deepen, partnering companies will often agree on contracted pricing, a pre-negotiated price structure that applies over a defined period. What is contracted pricing? Custom pricing.

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How Sell to My Customer When They Need to Sell to Their Customer First (Ask Jeb)

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Recognize the Real-World Obstacles Whether your customer has to bid on government contracts, secure large client projects, or get internal buy-in from multiple stakeholders, their success dictates your sale. Your product or service is secondaryimportant, but not top of mind until theyre assured of a win.

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Pipeliner Security: Why AWS?

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There are now several Cloud providers available, in addition to Amazon Web Services (AWS). We had tremendous failover services, load balancing, and backup systems. We needed multiple contracts with hardware and software vendors. At the time, there were very few providers of that kind of service. Why have we done so?

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CRM Security—At Pipeliner, We’ve Got This

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Trust is a word that is liberally abused, not only by governments but by many others. For Pipeliner, we have chosen a very safe environment with Amazon Web Services (AWS). Within your company you should also ask, are your employees who handle data restricted by contracts and confidentiality agreements? Who can we trust today?

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