Why do some mid-sized industrial businesses struggle to achieve double-digit growth?
To answer this question, industrial business sales design and marketing expert, Justin Roff-Marsh, takes us on a journey, back to the 1950s to contrast the design of two organizations' front-of-house.
Prince Castle (where Ray Kroc sold milkshake machines) had a traditional sales model—where the salesperson was the organization's customer interface. But, not so, at Xerox. Xerox's revolutionary pay-per-print proposition introduced a new relationship between the customer, the Sales department and Operations.
Justin argues that, today, most transactions closely resemble Xerox's pay-per-print proposition—but most sales departments continue to emulate the Prince Castle sales model. This is what prevents mid-size, industrial organizations from generating double-digit growth.
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