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The State of CRM in Distribution: Making the Software Work for You Report Cover

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  • Published on: October 19, 2022

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How Distributors Use CRM Today

The State of CRM in Distribution: Making the Software Work for You

Mike Marks of Indian River Consulting Group partnered with Distribution Strategy Group to survey distribution decision-makers to understand their experiences with CRM – good and bad. We asked them questions about how they choose, integrate, drive adoption of and use CRM systems.  

In this free report, Mike shares the results and defines the real-world state of play today in how CRM tools work. This report provides a framework around the five core processes in any CRM that will provide participants with the insight to select, deploy and recognize the implementation pitfalls that can trap a distributor into pilot purgatory.   

The guiding principle driving the framework is that CRMs exist to provide data to the sales representative so they can make better decisions on where to spend their time and what to do. In a fully deployed CRM, 80% of the information should come TO the sales rep and only 20% comes FROM the sales rep. 

Use the framework to assess your own adoption position and identify the key actions to move ahead.

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