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10 Strategies to Harness the Power of AI and Beyond in Sales

Lead Forensics

Get ready to leverage data-driven insights, improve forecasting accuracy, and become a sales superstar in the age of AI. Imagine crafting emails that directly address your leads’ specific pain points or building presentations tailored to their unique interests.

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Webinar Recap: From Lagging to Leading Sales Indicators

InsightSquared

When it comes to measuring the health of your pipeline and forecasting the quarter, are you focused on Lagging Indicators that leave you looking in the rear-view mirror? It’s valuable, but not enough if you want to assess data pipeline health or confidently report forecast goals to the board. . What does that look like in practice?

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Gartner Raises IT Spending Forecasts – Time to Party Like its 1999?

The ROI Guy

According to Gartner, worldwide IT spending growth has been revised upwards to 2.6% This is good news, and is the first time in three years that Gartner is revising its growth predictions up versus down mid-year. Although the current forecast is lower than the original 3.2% Percent in 2014 Gartner Forecasts 3.1%

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Will Gartner's Latest IT Forecast Put a Chill in your Growth Plans?

The ROI Guy

Gartner has revised worldwide IT spending down for 2015, predicting a 1.3% This latest estimate comes on the heels of Gartner RAISING forecasts to kickoff the New Year, expecting a 2.4% This latest estimate comes on the heels of Gartner RAISING forecasts to kickoff the New Year, expecting a 2.4%

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Why the Increased IT Spending Growth Forecasts from Gartner are Wrong Again!

The ROI Guy

According to Gartner, worldwide IT spending is on pace to reach $3.8 uplift from the last forecast published in Q1). Although the forecast predicts healthy growth for 2014, these same Gartner forecasts have been overly optimistic the past two years. trillion in 2014, a 3.2% for the year. for the year.

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Frugalnomics – Why the IT spending growth forecasts from Gartner are wrong again!

The ROI Guy

According to Gartner, the annual release of their New Year’s spending forecast predicts global IT spending growth of 3.1% However, as has been proven over the past two years, this forecast may be dramatically optimistic. Examining their 2013 predictions, Gartner indicated IT spending would rise 4.2% for the year.

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How Can You Shine as Gartner Lowers IT Spending Forecasts for 2013?

The ROI Guy

To kick off 2013, Gartner predicted that the reigns on worldwide IT spending would loosen, forecasting an increase of 4.2% Sure enough, Gartner has had to once again lower expectations , cutting in half their earlier growth estimates, now predicting only a 2% rise. in IT spend for the year. growth were lowered to 1.2%

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