The Big Deal About “Modern” Sales Playbooks
Exploring How Today's Sales Playbooks Propagate Best Practices and Enhance Effectiveness
For some time now, sales "playbooks" have been a hot topic in the B2B space. And as a result, a lot of sales operations have been trying to determine whether or not this approach is something they should be leveraging. And if so, how should they go about it to maximize their results? To help cut through the confusion and provide some expert guidance on topic, we talked to Christopher Faust, the CMO for Qvidian, a leading provider of digital playbooks.
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