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The State of the Art in Sales Enablement: An Intensive Study of Current PracticesPublished by: IDC Published: Aug. 16, 2009 - 33 Pages Table of ContentsTable of Contents IDC Opinion In This Study IntroductionMethodologySurvey RespondentsSituation Overview Challenging Economic EnvironmentSales ProductivitySales ProcessesSales Skills and KnowledgeSales SupportMarketing and Sales CollateralSales ActivityDelivery VehicleSales Enablement GovernanceStrategic Initiatives — Sales ProductivityFuture Outlook Essential Guidance Steps to TakeLearn More Related ResearchSynopsisFigure: IDC's Sales Productivity Framework Figure: Overall Productivity of the Sales Organization Figure: Employment of a Sales Process or Methodology Figure: Utilization of a Single Consistent Sales Force Automation Environment Figure: Types of Marketing and Sales Collateral Provided Figure: Tracking Usage and Value of Sales Assets Figure: Existence of a Recent Time/Motion Study Figure: Sales Reps' General Time Allocation Figure: Sales Reps' Detailed Time Allocation Figure: Sales Reps' Time Spent per Week on Sales Preparation Figure: Methods Used to Deliver Information to Sales Organization Figure: Sales Portals Available to Sales Organization Figure: Current and Planned Sales Portal Capabilities Figure: Location of Sales Enablement Function Within Organization Figure: Existence of Sales Enablement Gatekeeper Figure: Location of Sales Enablement Gatekeeper Within Organization Figure: Primary Goals of Current Strategic Sales Productivity Initiatives Figure: Primary Goals of Current Strategic Sales Enablement Initiatives AbstractThis IDC study details the current state of the market for sales enablement: the level of enablement for technology sales organizations, the challenges that stand in the way of higher performance, and the benchmarks in behavior and activity that companies should strive for. Sales enablement is one of the few areas of increased sales organization investment in 2009, with many organizations having high hopes for its impact. Most sales organizations have been investing in sales enablement over the past few years, and one of the key initiatives is to focus those investments at a higher level within the organization. "Sales enablement is one of the five key levers of sales productivity," states Lee Levitt, director, IDC Sales Advisory Practice. "With proper attention and the right governance, sales enablement initiatives can deliver substantially higher sales productivity." Get Full Details About This Report >> |
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