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John Hasbrouck is founder and president of NewLeads, which provides custom integrated software for companies seeking to boost the quality of the leads they gather from trade shows. He spoke with FTL about how b2b sales execs can take better … Continue reading
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Tagged CRM, Follow the Lead, iPad, John Hasbrouck, NewLeads
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Salesforce.com on Thursday continued its rollout of Chatter, which combines all of the elements of social networking with sales and marketing tools. The technology was introduced at an one-day event, here in New York, that drew roughly 1,300 attendees. Chatter, which augments Salesforce.com’s platform, is … Continue reading
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Tagged Canon, Chatter, Cisco Systems, Cloud 2, Cloud computing, Dell, Facebook, Google, iPad, Kraig Swensrud, Marc Benioff, Salesforce.com, Twitter
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We recently discussed the growing influence of inside sales, what with myriad electronic devices that make it easier to reach prospects and execute sales via your smart phone and laptop. Apple’s new iPad, which was introduced on Wednesday, is just the … Continue reading
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Tagged Casey Printers, Devon Energy, iPad, Presenting Matters, Shari Alexander
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Media, marketing and Web junkies got their latest jones sated, compliments of Apple’s new tablet computer, the iPad. Apple CEO Steve Jobs, in all of his showmanship, introduced the device Wednesday afternoon. (It may not go to market for another month or so.) Jobs … Continue reading




