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Number of SKUs and Business Complexity
Member Question: I am sure you all agree that more SKUs (finished goods) the company has in its portfolio the more complex (and more expensive) its business becomes. However I wonder how this relationship works exactly? Can anyone recommend formula (or link) that explains (shows impact of) number of SKUs on logistics / supply chain costs (handling, warehousing, transportation), forecast accuracy, level of stocks, etc?

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Basic Operating Question (BOQ) for Empowerment
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The Hidden Importance of Listening
While he had everything under control, the prospect asked him a question and he proceeded to explain his position and then finally answered their question. The problem with that is the order should have been reversed. Any time a prospect asks you a question always answer their question first, then go into your explanation.
Watch Your Questions
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Growing Your Business Profits
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5 Initiatives in Building A World Class Sales Organization-Part 3 of 3
In the previous two articles we reviewed some important initiatives involved in building a world-class sales organization. We identified 5 main areas in doing so. These 5 areas of focus are: 1- Finding Good People. 2- Getting Them to Join Our Team. 3- Getting Them Trained and Producing. 4- Growing Them into Top Producers. 5- Keeping Them. The first article addressed appropriate strategies in recognizing, recruiting, and hiring top talent to our teams. The second article addressed getting those individuals up and producing quickly. In this article, we will address the maintenance of those individuals. This maintenance will be designed to continually grow your people to be better, more productive members of your sales team.
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