June, 2016

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4 Ways a Common Language Helps Ramp-Up New Sales Reps

The Brooks Group

Getting new salespeople up to speed quickly is a pivotal factor separating Best-in-Class organizations from their less productive peers. Research from The Sales Management Association indicates that these firms have 10% greater sales growth rates, and 14% better sales and profit objective achievement. . But actually getting new sellers performing at their highest potential is easier said than done, with one in three salespeople lacking proficiency in about a dozen skills by the time onboarding

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Transforming Medical Affairs with fact-based solutions and improved compliance

pharmaphorum

In today’s competitive, highly regulated environment, product success is dependent upon data and fact-based decision making. More and more, Medical Affairs teams play a pivotal role in education pre- and post-launch, yet the explosion of big data in healthcare is changing how we make value-based decisions that are critical to success. This webinar will explore the challenges Medical Affairs teams have finding a repeatable, objective and compliant solution to identify and manage their strategic p

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Social medical: The social media buzz around ASCO 2016

pharmaphorum

The ASCO Annual Meeting, the largest global oncology meeting and increasingly the centre of a kaleidoscope of social media coverage each year. As a snapshot, 2014 saw 40,000 tweets and 140m+ impressions over the conference days, 2015 grew to 60,000 tweets and 250m+ impressions and the 2016 buzz is already louder and more plentiful than last year. This webinar will examine the conversation around ASCO 2016, its relationship with ASCO, value to and involvement from stakeholder groups and how it wi

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3 Ways a Defined Sales Process Helps Your Salespeople Communicate Value

The Brooks Group

Buyers are more in control of the sale today than ever before. With unlimited access to information and options, they’re more critical when selecting a provider, and they must be solidly convinced of value before they commit. Research from SiriusDecisions shows that the biggest problem facing sales teams isn’t education, skills, technology, or budgets, but an inability on the part of salespeople to communicate value to prospects.

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Unlocking Excellence: How Catalent Is Transforming Japan’s Clinical Research

Planning on running clinical trials in Japan? How can you reliably supply these studies? Discover Catalent’s clinical supply packaging facility in Shiga, Japan. Strategically located between Tokyo and Osaka, and one of largest in Japan, this 6,000 square meter facility offers comprehensive services including primary and secondary clinical packaging and labelling, comparator sourcing, cold chain storage, local and global distribution, local language support and white glove service to support stud

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4 Questions to Ask Sales Reps to Streamline Deal Coaching

The Brooks Group

“ The key is not to prioritize what’s on your schedule, but to schedule your priorities.” -Steven Covey. Coaching your salespeople through important deals should be a priority, but that doesn’t mean it has to take up a great deal of your time. Deal coaching is frequently unstructured and that unfortunately leads to wasted time with reps updating the current situation—rather than focusing on the things that should be done to strengthen the strategy and compress the sales cycle.

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4 Steps to Improving Forecast Accuracy with a Common Sales Process 

The Brooks Group

Sales forecasts are by nature imperfect, but according to SiriusDecisions research, 79% of sales organizations miss their forecast by more than 10%. That inaccuracy has a tremendous effect on an organization’s ability to deliver high-quality products and services to customers. The most common reason sales managers can’t get sales reps to forecast more accurately is because there isn’t a common sales process represented in the pipeline stages.