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L55: Leading with a Services-First Mentality

A Services-First business approach is a philosophy that recognizes that by consistently delivering long-term value and exceptional experiences to your customers, your company will not only secure their loyalty but also set your business up for sustained growth and success in an evolving and competitive marketplace (recurring and non-recurring).

L54: How to Strategically Align your Software Suite

Many integration companies struggle with the inefficiencies of relying on multiple systems to run their business: CRM, quoting, proposal generation, project management (planning and tracking schedules and resources), purchasing, inventory, service contracts and dispatch, accounting (invoicing and accounts payable), etc.

L53: Coaching & Mentoring

Are you struggling to take action toward your goals or make satisfactory progress? As a leader, do you find it challenging to understand why your team members are not achieving the goals you’ve set?

L52: KPIs for Executives

While there are literally hundreds of possible key performance metrics you can use to run your business, how do you select the critical few that you use as a dashboard for your executive team?

L51: The Importance of Performance Management

If there is no objective measurement criteria or known path towards advancement then employees make up their own interpretation of the system, which can cause political drama where it’s not needed.

L49: Recurring Revenue by the Numbers

Monthly Recurring Revenue (MRR) is income that a business expects to receive every single month – a predictable revenue stream, which can sustain a company through the ebbs and flows of its project-based, or non-recurring, revenue sources.

L46: Establishing a Process Management Organization

All companies have business processes – regardless of size or industry. There is no company without them. A company’s internal and inter-company processes are comparable to a body’s central nervous system. When maintained and optimized, they will ensure competitiveness and survival in the marketplace.

L45: Customer Experience

Customer experience permeates everything we do. Every steps in our sales, projects, implementation, service, and finance – all contribute to the experience our Clients have when working with us. Where does this align with our company values? Are we shaping our Client’s experience, or responding to it when things go wrong? How do you define …

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L44: Subcontractor Management

The management of subcontractors has become even more important in recent years due to the labor shortage of skilled and full-time employees and supply chain disruptions. This session will cover the key concepts of a fixed vs. variable workforce and its impact on a company’s culture and quality.

L43: Running a High Performance Service Organization

The future of the AV/IT integrator requires the ability to build a flexible service offering that adapts to the technology support needs of end-users. Is your organization prepared for and ready to implement these offerings?

L40: Distinctions between BOM, SOW and T&C’s

Many organizations collapse or confuse these essential terms and corresponding documents – often to the detriment of the project execution / control process – ultimately reducing profits. 

L39: Commission Plans

New orders (projects and service) are the lifeblood of your business.  Does your commission program help drive revenue? Does what your Sales team sells align with the company’s strategy, competencies and capabilities?

L38: Managing Organizational Change

Most major change initiatives—whether intended to boost quality, improve culture, or reverse a corporate death spiral—generate only lukewarm results. Many fail miserably. Why? Experts maintain that too many managers don’t realize transformation is a process, not an event. It advances through stages that build on each other. And it may take years. Pressured to accelerate …

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Friday, February 21, 2025, 11:00am
Central Time (US and Canada)

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