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Lead Scoring in B2B Sales: Transforming the Process with Design Thinking

Tullio Siragusa

Step 3: Brainstorm Potential Solutions With the problem defined, it’s time to brainstorm potential solutions. Step 4: Create a Prototype Based on your ideation, it’s time to create a prototype of your lead scoring system. Be creative and think about what would be most relevant and valuable for your target audience.

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Design Thinking for Startup Sales Success: A Step-by-Step Guide

Tullio Siragusa

Foster a culture of accountability: Foster a culture of accountability. Setting clear expectations and holding individuals and teams accountable will help you build a culture of high performance and drive better results. Ideate: Generate a variety of ideas for how you might reach and sell to your potential customers.

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Announcing Momentum Creative Problem Solving (MCPS)

Gregg Fraley

For organizations, MCPS is a foundational framework for building a culture of constant creative improvisation in order to innovate. CPS first started being used in the early 1950’s, created by the founder of brainstorming, Alex Osborn. It Starts With Mindset and Culture. Mindset is where culture change starts.

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Strategies for Successfully Establishing Sales in a New Market

Tullio Siragusa

Ideate: Generate a wide range of ideas for solutions. Encourage brainstorming and out-of-the-box thinking. This means being willing to adapt to the unique characteristics of the new market, such as the cultural norms, buying habits, and competition. Define: Clearly define the problem or opportunity that needs to be addressed.

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2018 Innovation Learning Priorities

IdeaScale

This information becomes the backbone of our content calendar for the rest of the year for both our customers and prospects: it informs what we blog about, what white papers we research, what sessions we feature at Open Nation, and more. Every year, IdeaScale asks its customers what they’re focused on learning this year.

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