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.

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 ...

Account managers these days are often juggling between different applications and digital tools. This leads to data and intelligence being stored in silos. When it comes to account planning, a lot of ...

Customer-Centricity: It should revolve around the customer, addressing their needs, pain points, and buying behavior. Goal Orientation: Specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound ...

Ninety-five percent of chief sales officers (CSOs) expect higher growth from key accounts, but 58 percent of B2B sales organizations miss quota for key accounts, according to recent Gartner research.

Grand Hyatt Gurgaon has appointed Anu Bharara as Director of Sales, marking a strategic move to strengthen its commercial ...

At this very moment, your key accounts are researching various solutions and evaluating your products and services online—anonymously. They are the self-directed B2B buyers of the new digital era.

Sales pipeline management involves generating, tracking and communicating with prospects to convert leads into paying ...