Handbook available! "Survival Strategies for Small and Medium-Sized Manufacturing Equipment Manufacturers"
What must manufacturing equipment manufacturers do to continue securing sales? We are offering a handbook that explains the "three pillars" necessary for acquiring new customers!
The manufacturing industry is experiencing a continuous weakening in business conditions. In this unpredictable situation, how can companies continue to secure sales? This is a significant challenge for current manufacturing equipment manufacturers. This handbook explains the establishment of the "three pillars" necessary for developing new customers by leveraging existing strengths. [Contents of the Handbook] ■ The manufacturing industry experiencing a continuous weakening in business conditions and its impact ■ Manufacturing equipment manufacturers deeply engaging with customers ■ Developing new customers by leveraging existing strengths: Establishment of the "three pillars" ◎ Sharing know-how between existing customer representatives and new customer representatives to maximize strengths ◎ Establishing a sales process led by technical professionals to engage more deeply with new customers ◎ Establishing a system for skill inheritance to sustain efforts in the long term *For more details about the handbook, please refer to "PDF Download."
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