Technology

After thirty odd years of innovation, the technology sector has realized they have become a mature industry. Like other industries, paradigm shifts continue to change the landscape of a market that once clamoured for innovation. Although insulated in some degree by the innovation of its business, the technology sector is faced with finding new methodologies to capture marketshare and profitability. In the eighties, if you were simply good at selling, your company could be successful. Through the nineties, organizations learned that they needed to be able to market themselves in addition to having good salesforces. Today, customers have high expectations and they want their technology partners to understand their business so they know exactly what problems to solve. As a result, technology companies need to be experts in understanding business as well as innovators of solutions.

The Covenant Group offers a wide range of programs to help technology companies and their channel partners align their efforts in maximizing results. Because many companies are buried with product proliferation, compliance issues, contracts, and service demands from their client base, their channel partners find it increasingly difficult to create and sustain profitable businesses. Creating and sustaining a profitable business is only possible if a company has a system for building their practice. 
Our The Entrepreneurial Challenge™ Program offers a turnkey solution that shows business owners how to implement four systems that are crucial to increasing ‘margins’ and ‘share of wallet’ under management: Business Management, Marketing, Relationship Management and Resource Management.

We understand how entrepreneurs think and work.

For more information please email us at tcg@covenantgroup.com or call 1-877-903-3878.

 


Sep. 11:NAIFA 2010 - Seattle
Sep. 22:IAFP Symposium 2010

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Change in the Marketplace, Changing Behavior, Communications, Compelling Answers, Contemplating, Healthy Business, International Business Development, Online Marketing, Three Business Priorities, Worldwide Entrepreneurs


Yves Delvallet Herb Koplowitz
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