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Brief: The Three Ways the Pandemic has Rewritten the Future of Selling in the Healthcare Industry

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July 30, 2020Brief

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What’s Inside

Virtual selling within the healthcare industry is here to stay.

While the logistical and financial benefits of this development are intuitive, there are other less discussed characteristics of this approach that offer competitive advantages.

In our latest brief, The Three Ways the Pandemic Has Rewritten the Future of Selling in the Healthcare Industry, we detail the key changes the most effective selling teams will make in the coming months.

We show why:

  • Sales enablement will become a precision instrument
  • Account planning will become more strategic and sophisticated
  • Virtual selling skills will need to become differentiated

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