Tag: technology

  • How AI is Changing Leadership

    How AI is Changing Leadership

    Artificial Intelligence enhances human decision-making rather than replacing it, offering SMEs a competitive advantage by enabling impactful outcomes with fewer resources. However, reliance on AI can lead to low-quality content and complacency. Leaders must adapt to evolving technologies while maintaining essential human qualities to thrive in an AI-integrated landscape.

  • Strategies for B2B Lead Generation: Web Visit Impact

    Strategies for B2B Lead Generation: Web Visit Impact

    B2B businesses often face the challenge of driving inbound enquiries through their website. While web traffic is important, it’s crucial to assess the quality and behavior of visitors. Monitoring metrics like bounce rate, time on site, and traffic source can help optimize content and drive meaningful interactions. Strategies include content optimization, clear CTAs, and analyzing…

  • Recurring Revenue in Transactional markets: Lessons Learned

    Recurring Revenue in Transactional markets: Lessons Learned

    Businesses often seek more recurring revenue for increased valuation and better revenue predictability. However, in industries focused on one-off transactions, this poses a dilemma. It’s crucial to assess the suitability of a recurring revenue model, label different revenue streams, and prioritize good account management for accurate forecasting, rather than solely relying on subscriptions.

  • Recurring Revenue Models – three tips

    Recurring Revenue Models – three tips

    The author reflects on experiences supporting various organizations with recurring revenue models, emphasizing the importance of customer lifetime value, optimizing onboarding processes, and transparent communication. Long-term revenue forecasting, efficient onboarding using technology, and clear customer engagement are highlighted as critical factors. Recommended reads for mastering recurring revenue strategies include “Subscribed” and “Retention Point” for deeper…

  • The Slippery Six: Internal drivers of corporate decline

    The Slippery Six: Internal drivers of corporate decline

    In corporate turnarounds, internal factors often drive decline. The “Slippery Six” include inadequate controls, lack of transactional data, poor sales, over-reliance on big projects, poor management, and inertia. Addressing these urgently, particularly improving cash flow, data visibility, and sales monitoring, sets the stage for successful turnarounds.