š¤ In which situations does "Design Thinking" add the most value for Sales?
When the:
šÆ Buyers are not fully aware of the problems they face or possible solutions.
šÆ Salespeople don't have access to the buyer, or in contrast, have very good access.
šÆ Customer need is complex, or has a strong human element.
šÆ Solution is complex, needs extensive configuration, or requires creativity to design.
šÆ I've just completed the delivery of a 4 day Design Thinking programme forĀ EricssonĀ andĀ George Pastidis, Assoc CIPD, F.ISPĀ on behalf ofĀ Imparta.
š Thank you to everyone that attended and engaged so positively.Ā
š A truly international sales group with representatives from #GuatamalaĀ #UKĀ #SwedenĀ #GermanyĀ #PolandĀ #SpainĀ #MoroccoĀ #ChinaĀ #IndiaĀ #LebanonĀ #SingaporeĀ #AustraliaĀ #BangladeshĀ
S.M. Ahsan Ullah Al-MasumĀ Amr ElgazzarĀ Antoine KhaterĀ Danny TanĀ Edgar Alexander Peinado AmayaĀ Gagandeep SachdevaĀ Huyen PhamĀ Jerry MathewĀ John HaddadĀ Maisoon HashimĀ Paulo SoaresĀ Robert MaliszewskiĀ Roberto GonzalezĀ Steven DeskovicĀ Waqas MirĀ Wissam Moustafa (MBA, MSc)Ā Wolfgang Kluge
I'm so glad you found it useful - thanks for the feedback:
š "Selling is a science, a process and design thinking is a set of tools which are very effective in doing it properly with results"
š "Excellent training - loved your interactive style"
š "Thanks Mark, very well delivered and excellent training material - very useful material for now and future."
š "Lots of takeaways, look forward to using Design thinking with my customers. 3D advantage stands out as a key take away."
š"I want to send my thanks to Mark, my team 2 and others for a very informative and WoW session."
š "the main take away for me is to spend more time to understand the problem"
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