In this competitive market, businesses see the need for constant innovation. But the cooling economy is forcing many companies to cut back on technology budgets, ease staff...
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Learn the benefits of streamlining e-commerce operations by merging two Salesforce instances
Learn more about the new efficiencies and sales insights KIBO gained following the merging of its two Salesforce instances.
A Salesforce CPQ implementation for saved hours and faster reports
Salesforce CPQ is all about streamlining the sales process for more revenue growth. When Simplus implemented Salesforce CPQ for Quest, it did just that.
Manufacturing Cloud offers key reasons to re-think your CRM and ERP integration
Manufacturing Cloud gives manufacturers new tools to manage customer price and volume changes over time, consolidate CRM forecasting data and link customer committed volume with customer ordered volume. All of this can make the day-to-day job of your sales professionals easier and increase visibility and transparency across the organization.
Is direct-to-consumer right for your manufacturing business?
We’ve got four key steps for manufacturers to pause and consider before moving forward with direct-to-consumer.
Here’s how to transform CPQ while preserving existing CPQ look, feel, and quality standards
Not only did Simplus deliver all of the client’s requirements on time and on budget, but Simplus also bridged security gaps in the old system and delivered a fully scalable CPQ solution to Seneca. Here’s how.
Simplus CEO Shares One of 13 Planning for the Unexpected Tips From Forbes Bus Dev Expert Panel
As part of the Forbes expert panel, Ryan Northington, CEO at Simplus, believes small business leaders should test potential new products and services. Here’s how.