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Six Rules for Great IT Project Success icing pressure.Project delivery makes IT organizations credible. When IT “gets it right” at the project level, its ability to impact the financial results of a company increases and its leadership in provi So the client and I set off to go mystery shopping. A drive by the competitors showroom 6 times during the follow Building Performance Trust One of my clients recently got pressured by customers to drop their prices because a competitor had done so. The first thing we asked for was proof that the customer had been offered the price. (Without proof, a claim such as this is hearsay, and you never put the profitability of your business on the line based on hearsay.) The customer showed us a written quote that, sure enough, offered comparable product at a lower price. So it was time to go "undercover" and see whether this was really a problem before my client reacted to the pricing pressure.You can have outstanding ideas, yet never leverage them into winning at working results. That's because the secret behind those ideas lies in performance. Yours.Getting the okay to pu So the client and I set off to go mystery shopping. A drive by the competitors showroom 6 times during the followi Does Your Cleaning Business Have a Mission Statement? or was proof that the customer had been offered the price. (Without proof, a claim such as this is hearsay, and you never put the profitability of your business on the line based on hearsay.) The customer showed us a written quote that, sure enough, offered comparable product at a lower price. So it was time to go "undercover" and see whether this was really a problem before my client reacted to the pricing pressure.Along with a business plan, a mission statement is an important tool that will capture the spirit of your business. A mission statement helps to clarify the goals and objectives of your comp So the client and I set off to go mystery shopping. A drive by the competitors showroom 6 times during the follow Know Your Business! - 7 Key Questions You Must Ask tability of your business on the line based on hearsay.) The customer showed us a written quote that, sure enough, offered comparable product at a lower price. So it was time to go "undercover" and see whether this was really a problem before my client reacted to the pricing pressure.You need to know all that is going on around you to be successful in business, whatever the size of your organization. Yet how do you keep all those plates spinning? Here are just 7 quick So the client and I set off to go mystery shopping. A drive by the competitors showroom 6 times during the follow 10 Big Ideas on Creating Insider Buzz roduct at a lower price. So it was time to go "undercover" and see whether this was really a problem before my client reacted to the pricing pressure.As I stated in a previous article, every customer wants to be an Insider. Here are ten more tips to make that happen for your customers.1. The Secret StashPeople enjoy small tr So the client and I set off to go mystery shopping. A drive by the competitors showroom 6 times during the follow Computer Consulting: Excellent Customer Service Inspires Growth icing pressure.From a customer service perspective, what can you do to sell more monitoring and managed services? What would it be worth to a computer consulting client if you could predict and prevent a So the client and I set off to go mystery shopping. A drive by the competitors showroom 6 times during the following 48 hours showed the place was deserted - other than the staff, there was no-one there. There were no customers, no activity by the loading bays, no trucks rushing in to unload their wares. All was very quiet. Too quiet.So we phoned up and asked about the product, and it turned out the product was a discontinued line, once the existing stock had run out, the competitor was exiting the product line. (It also turned out the competitor was exiting the industry because of poor sales so was selling off everything at ridiculously low pric
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