Yesterday I delivered the first MEDDPICC workshop in Softcat, and this is what I took away from it: ☑️ MEDDPICC does not replace our sales process or qualification methodologies. It is a checklist to help identify knowledge gaps early. ☑️ You do not need to use MEDDPICC on every opportunity and customer, it will help you to gain understanding and drive real value in complex deals. ☑️ It is a framework that has to improve the customer experience, not slow it down or hinder it. ☑️ By enabling our sales team on MEDDPICC, we will be creating a common language internally as well as with our vendors and partners. There is so much more to MEDDPICC, and I am really excited to share it with our sales team this year so that they can close more deals and faster!
"First MEDDPICC workshop at Softcat: Key takeaways and future plans"
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2dWell said Holly!