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How to Conduct a Win/Loss Analysis in B2B Sales

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A win/loss analysis is the process of studying past business deals in order to generate valuable insights about your company’s selling practices. In fact, companies that conduct win/loss analyses consistently outperform those that don’t in the following areas ( source ): Customer retention rate: 60% vs. 48%.

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Major wins and losses in GOVCON – FedSavvy edition April 2024

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This blog summarizes some of the significant contract wins and losses that have shaped the current federal contracting landscape today. This includes successful defense of recompetes and some major takeaway contract wins. Keep reading for some highlighted wins and losses in the GOVCON space.

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Generative AI readiness is shockingly low – these 5 tips will boost it

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1 On the other hand, most organizations are moving too slowly to advance genAI initiatives, suggests recent research. 4 Additionally, while 63% have guardrails in place to use AI safely, these organizations worry about its role in misinformation, ethical bias and job loss among other risks, Wavestone found.

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Recap of wins and losses – July 2022 edition

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Transferring into the latter half of FY2022, we look back at some of the major contract wins that jumpstarted 2022. Highlighting some of these wins can give insight into the implications for your current and future competitors. Figure 1 – A summary of major contract wins in 2022. The protest was fully cleared in June 2022.

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6 roadblocks to IT innovation

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“Many organizations still depend on legacy technologies that are costly to maintain, inflexible, and not compatible with modern, agile development practices,” says Christopher Gilchrist, principal analyst at Forrester Research. Slow progress frustrates teams and discourages future experimentation.”

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Overcoming Your Salesforce’s Objections to Win/Loss Analysis

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I just had another client tell me he was getting pushback from his salesforce to do Win/Loss analysis. They felt that win/loss analysis would be a critique of them, and only them. The objective of Win/Loss analysis is to win and retain more business, not to critique sales people.

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Red Sox CTO Brian Shield on building a world-class IT team

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In that wide-ranging conversation, we explored his leadership playbook, what a game-winning data strategy looks like, and the value of stepping outside your comfort zones as a leader, among other topics. Gone are the days of R&D where there was near exclusive focus on the R-research and little attention paid to the D-development.

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