An Overdue Upgrade for B2B Go-to-Market Functions
Demand squads can help create agile cross-functional teams comprised of marketing, sales, and customer success personnel.
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Demand squads can help create agile cross-functional teams comprised of marketing, sales, and customer success personnel.
To succeed in new product development, the role of operations should be emphasized.
The goals of the 2021 ISBM B2B Trend Study© are (1) to identify research priorities for the academic B2B marketing community and (2) to guide course content and other offerings for the corporate ISBM community.
In this article, several insights that may inspire marketers in considering sustainability opportunities and challenges are covered. Examples are offered on how marketers innovate at hyperspeed and demonstrate agility in rethinking products and business models. Even though this article is written based on many B2C examples, changing consumer preferences will ultimately affect B2B processes as well.
Based on the webinar leader’s book by the same title, “Winning at New Products” this webinar looks at the latest thinking and best practices in new-product development. Also, we see the most up-to-date Stage-Gate system and how it works. A must for anyone wanting to improve their R&D productivity or to update their idea-to-launch methods, especially critical as we move into Digital Transformation.
This presentation describes the context for the introduction of Agile to the Innovation team of Armstrong World Industries, covers the tools and approach used in the generation of the first minimal viable product and uses the launch of ACOUSTIBuilt™ as a case history for how Agile methods can be applied to a challenging business need.
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