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Deal governance for Facilities
deal governance for Facilities
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What is deal governance?
Deal governance ensures that all transactions undergo a thorough examination by legal experts to preclude potential compliance issues in the future.
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How do you manage deals?
Practically speaking, a deal management plan should cover every deal stage: Managing the sales pipeline and identifying high-priority opportunities. Deal tracking. Qualifying prospects with a thorough discovery process. Creating proposals. Negotiating the terms of the sale. Closing the deal.
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What is a deal management system?
Deal management is the sales operations process of overseeing and coordinating all aspects of a deal, from start to finish. This includes identifying and pursuing opportunities, negotiating terms, and ensuring that all parties involved are satisfied with the outcome.
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What is deal management in Oracle?
Oracle's PeopleSoft Deal Management is essential to liquidity management, improving investment returns and reducing interest expense while improving the productivity of your staff. Our solution offers streamlined deal initiation, administration, settlement accounting, and position monitoring.
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What is the difference between CRM and deal management?
Deal Relationship Management (DRM) solutions are designed explicitly for managing the intricacies of individual deals. Unlike CRM systems, DRMs are more focused and streamlined, addressing the specific needs of deal-oriented businesses across various asset classes, regardless of industry or market segment.
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What is a deal in CRM?
Deals are pipelines in the Customer Relationship Management Software. They typically contain custom deal stages which are used to visualize a sales pipeline and to estimate future revenues. The final deal stage is closed when the deal is won or lost.
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the following Facilities Management Insight was filmed at the nfm andt conference and Expo in fact we actually get told that we have to be an expert in certain areas we got to be certified so we can do it right now how many of you are facing a situation where as an FM you have so many things to do and now they're asking you to get more education is that an easy life it's not sustainable you can't know everything about everything so what I'm here to try to convince you is that you can know everything without knowing anything and if you don't know anything are you going to try to manage direct and control now what I'm going to show you is without knowing anything you can find the expert and the expert will deliver services that are unbelievable there are two types of vendors was all human beings one is the Visionary they can see into the future vendors who can see into the future are experts they have no risk the opposite extreme vendors who are blind which type of vendor needs more management Direction and control the blind one or the Visionary one the blind one so the more we do this the more we attract what type of vendors the blind one right it's just common sense we don't want to do this and the reason why this is so bad is because we Direct in terms of minimums they're subjective they don't always make sense it takes a while to think about it and in actuality if the wrong guy is doing the talking what the vendors do is turn the minimum to a maximum and drive it the other way and we ensure ourselves of having everyone who works in our facility thinking of who themselves you guarantee that by doing this what makes it even worse our highly trained people who can see everything from beginning to end who actually know what they're doing have higher pay higher expertise but go in where somebody's telling them what to do and their production goes down this is not a sustainable model whether they're working for you or whether they're working for a vendor or another entity high performance High expert High pay and low production does not work out well
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