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The ISBM Pulse content library contains archived copies of previous member meeting presentations, webinars, courses, articles/reports, and a multitude of other knowledge. This material is freely available for our ISBM members.
B2B firms must consider several key factors before investing into the digital self-service channels that buyers are increasingly demanding.
Building strong relationships between buyers and sellers through an online medium is a significant challenge that can be tackled in three steps.
In B2B markets, firms entering licensing agreements should consider licensing experience as a key factor when making monitoring decisions.
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This presentation is on one B2B Handbook Chapters: The Impact of the Internet on B2B Sales for Size and Structure (Mantrala & Albers) on November 5, 2021.
Amazon Business is not the future of B2B, or it shouldn’t be. Innovation by B2B for B2B has hit a logjam because existing go-to-market frameworks are not aligned with the opportunities and challenges of the digital age Distribution is a neglected but massively essential B2B asset for established companies. Distribution is drifting towards the future without innovation frameworks that unify the traditional value chain while making room for collaborations with B2B minded platforms. Amazon Business will own the future of B2B if innovators at established companies do not define the future of distribution for themselves. This talk will explore the heart, soul, and future of distribution, with implications for manufacturers, distributors, digital startups, and technology vendors. Presentation from the October 2021 ISBM Members Meeting.
Listen to ISBM Fellow, Sundar Bharadwaj where he talks about the behaviors of World Class B2B Marketing Organizations. Presentation from the October 2021 ISBM Members Meeting.
Data-driven marketing decisions (including choices of which data analytics techniques to use and how) should be based on and address the following First Principles of Marketing, as foundational assumptions: (1) All customers differ; (2) All customer change; (3) All competitors react; (4) All resources are limited. The First Principles Framework for marketing analytics provides a way to align each of the four First Principles with a set of approaches, processes, and analysis tools that can deal with the unique issues associated with each principle. This will help firms with developing plans, budgets, and metrics as well as creating a sustainable competitive advantage into the future. Presentation from the October 2021 ISBM Members Meeting.
To succeed in the dynamic B2B digital environment, B2B marketers need to continually plan and execute state-of-the-art digital marketing strategies. This presentation will highlight useful organizing frameworks to think strategically about B2B digital marketing strategy and B2B e-commerce with examples. Presentation from the October 2021 ISBM Members Meeting.
If your business were to lose critical members of your team, would it be able to continue to function with as little disruption as possible? Is bringing new smart young people up to speed quickly important to business success? Is consistently delivering a quality experience to your customers a top priority? Then you can benefit from the power of business frameworks. In this session, Laura will explore the importance of business frameworks, outline the attributes of a good framework, suggest 6 key considerations when selecting a framework, and share 3 frameworks from VisionEdge Marketing customers find valuable. Presentation from the October 2021 ISBM Members Meeting.
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