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How Salespeople Close IT Projects Faster?
We’re all too well aware of the enormous amount of work that goes into the preparation phase of every client IT...
As many decision makers of your clients’ decision makers don't play an active role in the day-to-day IT operations, they're often oblivious to the MSP's performance, hard work, and value delivered. A Quarterly Business Review meeting is the single most important opportunity for MSPs to generate executive level client engagement, demonstrate value, discuss business priorities, and expand their services.
without creating regular BUSINESS FOCUSED touchpoints with clients it is very hard to keep them engaged so that they are open to:
The real question is not about how to solve daily client issues, but how to learn to be able to hold effective and relevant discussions with them. The root problem is that ALL of those topics must be covered with ALL clients REGULARLY in a very precise and concise time frame.
If an MSP misses ANY of those conversations with a client, the missed QBRs will start to cause a build up of account management debts. More account management debt means less engagement, more risk, and lower profitability with a client.
Managed Services Platform's mission is to give you a comprehensive step-by-step approach and the tools to take your QBR to the next level. The more strategic approach for client engagement is solving the root problem. The MSP defines all the possible topics to cover with the various audiences of the client. The MSP sets the general priorities of introducing a process for the given communication need, and also specifies the system to be able to cover topics with clients over a yearly period in client-specific QBRs.
We’re all too well aware of the enormous amount of work that goes into the preparation phase of every client IT...
Most MSPs have a hard time not only engaging executives in QBRs but even being able to sit down with clients, as they...
There are many tools and best practices out there to streamline, and automate technology conversations with RMM...