Key accounts, strategic accounts, enterprise accounts. Only the names change. The reality is the same. It is the only area I know of where companies intentionally increase their costs and decrease ...

80% of a typical business's income comes from just 20% of its customers. So does it make sense to dedicate time and resources to keeping that 20% satisfied? Absolutely! But satisfied may not be enough ...

The Pareto principle, better known as the 80/20 rule, is applied for numerous purposes in boardrooms all over—but the essence holds true for a majority of cases in the business world, especially when ...

The medtech marketplace has experienced drastic changes in recent years. Economic forces have accelerated on hospitals, forcing them to become more cost conscious. Hospital purchasing has become more ...

Milind Katti is the Co-Founder and COO of DemandFarm. A company that build digital tools for strategic account management. As organizations try to stay ahead of the market and build future revenue ...

As organizations try to be strategically significant to their customers, they inevitably realize the value and necessity of implementing a key account management program. Key account management ...

Strategic account management is a process that allows a business to create a win-win alliance with its most significant customers. Businesses that choose to follow a strategic account management ...

Veeva Link for KAM delivers data and real-time insights on key people and key accounts to plan and engage customers more effectively Commercial and medical teams get a curated feed of AI-driven ...

“I’m personally thrilled that he is joining our team,” said Leslie Oliversen, Head of Key Accounts and Investment Director at Madison Investments. “Aaron’s expertise, strong work ethic and ...

Key Account Management (KAM) has evolved into a critical strategic function for organisations striving to maintain enduring, mutually beneficial relationships with their most significant clients.

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Back in 1940 when the first RIAs were established, there was no such thing as computers, or account management software, much less an RIA tech stack. These days, companies like RIAs are fortunate to ...