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    Back to the Future: Are we Entering a New Internet Bubble?

    Steve Blank, author of the acclaimed “Four Steps to the Epiphany” has learned more than most entrepreneurs about the secrets to engineering a satisfactory valuation and exit. And he’s identified how those routes to liquidity have changed over time. Now he’s suggesting (and ...

    5 Reasons Your CRM System may be Holding Back Your Sales

    Most B2B sales organisations have some sort of CRM system in place - or are planning to invest in one. Yet I still keep ...

    Gartner: Social CRM is Bypassing the IT Department

    Gartner defines Social CRM as applications “for supporting communities of internal users, customers, partners and other ...

    Why You Need to Sell the Problem Before You Can Sell Your Solution

    Recent research by CSO Insights, SiriusDecisions and others confirms what a growing number of sales managers have observed: ...

    Forrester finds that only 1 in 8 Sales Meetings are Valuable

    What makes a sales meeting valuable to a prospect? It’s when the sales person clearly understands the prospect’s business ...

    After 20 Years: 3 Reasons Why the Chasm is Closer than it used to be

    Like most high-tech marketers, I found Geoffrey Moore’s “Crossing the Chasm” essential reading. His concept of the gap that ...

    If You Haven’t Chosen the Game, You Need to Change the Rules

    Have you ever stumbled over a sales opportunity late in the day, after your prospect had already consulted with one or more ...

    Research Shows That Growing Companies Adopt Cloud Computing Faster

    Recent research by MarketBridge confirms that migration to the “Cloud” is accelerating - and that some fascinating patterns ...

    Vodafone Admits "Network Outrage"

    As one of many thousands affected by Vodafone's recent network outage along the M4 corridor, I approached their customer ...

    Lessons Learned: E-Marketing and the Death of B2B Exhibitions

    If you take all the research you read at face value, you might think that e-Marketing was hastening the death of ...