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Enterprise Incentive Management in an On-Demand Secure Environment

Overview Every organization should be able to leverage industry-leading Enterprise Incentive Management (EIM) technology to directly link company sales strategy to day-to-day and quarter-to-quarter incentive compensation execution. Depending on a company's needs, an on-demand (hosted) EIM solution can offer these key advantages over enterprise-deployed solutions:

Lower initial EIM investment because there is no software or hardware to buy
Rapid return on investment (ROI) due to short implementation times and swift user adoption
Transformation of a capital expense into a periodic business expense
Redeployment of existing resources to address company core competencies

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Publisher	Callidus Software	File Format	PDF
Date Published	August 2006	Downloads	169
Format	White Papers
Topics	Accounting Applications, Finance, Performance Budgeting and Management, Cost Control - Risk Mgmt., ROI - TCO, Financial Management, HR, MSP, IT Reliability, Human Capital Management, Sales - Marketing, Resources Mgmt.

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