our approach aimed at maximizing productivity & efficiency.
Founder, Avada Factory Inc.
modern ways of manufacturing products.
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Industry 4.0 – the systematic approach
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predictive machines
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certified factory
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service related FAQ’s
Salesforce is a great, flexible Customer Relationship Management (CRM) tool, but like all tools it’s not magic. If you buy a chainsaw, do your trees automatically fall down? Will they fall in the right direction and not hit your house? All tools require training, planning, upkeep and consistency, otherwise they are just things you bought. Ask yourself this: Does my team know how to use Saleforce? Have I given them the training they need to get the most out of it?
There’s two answers to this: 1. Hire someone local. 2. Explain why they don’t. Either way, there’s a right way and a wrong way to do it. We can help.
Without a little more information that’s kind of difficult to answer. Your forecast should be one of growth – with a nice mix of sales to existing and new ideal customers. If it doesn’t, it’s time to get us involved.
In most cases, yes. Oh, sorry, that was an ‘or’ question. No, you don’t need business development salespeople or account managers, you need business development salespeople AND account managers. More importantly, your sales staff should not double as your account managers. We’ve worked with companies to define roles, compensation packages and strategies for both.
Key components include sourcing, production, inventory management, distribution, and customer service.