Very few books take the long-term, team-selling strategic view of KAM that this book takes.Β Focusing on implementation rather than theory, Key Account Management is a highly practical book with a unique yet simplle planning methodology for identifying, obtaining, retaining, and developing keyΒ custo
Key Account Management: Tools and Techniques for Achieving Profitable Key Supplier Status
β Scribed by Peter Cheverton
- Publisher
- Kogan Page
- Year
- 2015
- Tongue
- English
- Edition
- 6
- Category
- Library
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β¦ Synopsis
Any organization's key accounts are its lifeblood. Key Account Management puts forward a unique yet straightforward planning methodology for identifying, obtaining, retaining and developing key customers.Β Β Key account management focuses on the long-term investment of resources -- both in terms of product quality and account managers -- into a customer that can offer an exceptional return on resources.Β But which are the key accounts? Are they the ones growing the fastest? The ones who are most financially secure? Or are they the ones who shout the loudest?
Now in its sixth edition, Key Account Management takes a long-term, team-selling strategic view of the whole process -- from defining the customer, to managing the relationship and achieving key supplier status. With new material to reflect latest best practice, and new online resources, it stands alone as the premier book on managing key customers.
β¦ Subjects
Management Leadership Business Money Marketing Direct Global Industrial Multilevel Product Research Telemarketing Web Sales Selling Customer Relations Processes Infrastructure
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<DIV><DIV>Very few books take the long-term, team-selling strategic view of KAM that this book takes.ΠΒ Focusing on implementation rather than theory, <I>Key Account Management</I> is a highly practical book with a unique yet simplle planning methodology for identifying, obtaining, retaining, and de
Any organization s key accounts are its lifeblood. They must be won, cared for, nurtured and protected. But do you know who your key accounts are, what they want and how they view you? Does your whole business practice key account management or are you just selling? Key Account Management provides y
Editor Peter Cheverton is a guru of KAM, and this book somewhat modifies and tailors his basic KAM approach to fit the needs of the financial services industry. The tailoring is slight, mainly a matter of streamlining the style, although that is welcome. One brief but very useful section discusses t
Any organization s key accounts are its lifeblood. They must be won, cared for, nurtured and protected. But do you know who your key accounts are, what they want and how they view you? Does your whole business practice key account management or are you just selling? Key Account Management provides y