An explanation of the steps and points to keep in mind when implementing!
Due to labor shortages and the promotion of work style reforms, many companies are currently at a turning point in changing their employees' work environments. One aspect of this is the movement to shift sales department operations to telework (remote work). However, for companies that have traditionally conducted most of their sales processes through face-to-face interactions and visits with customers, making such a sudden change can be challenging. In this article, we will explain the advantages and disadvantages of conducting sales through telework, as well as the steps and points to keep in mind when implementing it. *For more details on the column, you can view it through the related links. Please feel free to contact us for more information.*
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Softbrain has been a domestic vendor providing CRM/SFA (Sales Support and Customer Management System) with "esm (e-Sales Manager)" since 1999. We have a track record of implementation in over 5,500 companies across more than 185 industries. In recent times, as the decline in the working population is lamented, "improving business productivity" and the supporting "execution of DX (Digital Transformation)" have become essential. Softbrain supports true sales DX with digital solutions (CRM/SFA) and professional services (implementation support and utilization assistance). The competition lies in customer touchpoints! Our customer management system, 【esm (e-Sales Manager)】, leads all customer touchpoint activities in sales, marketing, and after-service to a higher level: https://www.e-sales.jp/ *Based on our company's achievements and the Japan Standard Industrial Classification.
