Distributors that are winning in 2025 are the ones rewiring their sales model.
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The best leaders don’t just talk. They listen. They translate. They show up. And they speak in a way that moves people forward.
Known as “pick-by-voice,” this system guides workers through their tasks using voice commands and barcode scan validation, creating a streamlined, hands-free workflow.
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When you understand this, you can foster alignment, communicate effectively and improve customer experience.
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Industrial distributors, purveyors of commodity products, need a more targeted, tangible, and manageable aspect of value add.
Hierarchy? Command and control? Short-term thinking? Money as the only motivator? Those no longer create the results they once did.
We dig into inflation, interest rates and what distributors can expect in the face of a potential economic slowdown.
When implemented well, an SMoS can radically improve sales force performance.
Services go through predictable stages and become mature, price-sensitive and commoditized.
Syndication is a tool for manufacturers to easily and efficiently get information to their partners.
Sales coaching is the most powerful tool for improving employee performance and company results.
Hoplin shares distributors’ key concerns and how NAW is working to support distributors.
We talked with Jeff McLendon on bridging the generational gap in the workplace.
How can distributors differentiate amid stiffening competition from B2B marketplaces?
Value can be defined, marketed and delivered in such a way that it improves profitability.
One of enablement’s key responsibilities is preparing and supporting your sellers to go to market.
MSC Industrial Supply shares how they are redefining the way they support their customers.
Randy Eddy sat down with us to talk about why culture is so important and how to measure it.
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