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Live Webcast: Virtualizing Sales and Marketing

Overview Many companies have begun to move their outbound marketing programs to the Internet and virtualized their sales activities. The apparent benefits include lower costs and increased sales -- but do they go deeper?

Wainhouse Research interviewed a number of companies that have transitioned their sales and marketing online. Join this live BNET Webcast to hear Andy Nilssen, Senior Analyst and Partner, Wainhouse Research, review the findings, discuss lessons learned, and give insight on how to use Web conferencing to improve your sales process.

During this webcast you will hear:

The major differences between traditional and virtual sales and marketing
Top tips from those who have successfully made the transition online
What to look for in a Web conferencing solution for sales and marketing

Hosted by James Hilliard, and featuring live Q&A, this Webcast is your chance to learn how leading innovators have mastered the key aspects of Web conferencing to boost revenue, reduce costs, and drive productivity.

Register today!

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Citrix Online
Live Date	21st September 2007 09:54 BST
Format	Webcast
Topics	Video Conferencing, Site Marketing, Sales - Marketing, E-mail Marketing

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