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Re: Autodesk Launches Tinkerplay App to Make 3D Design and 3D Printing Fun
Wow, even something for me to learn on, awesome!
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Re: This History of the Fax Machine According to Art
Did that as well or sometimes would take several sheets of paper that I had done a sky shot with a copier and then looped them together...lol
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Re: This History of the Fax Machine According to Art
Loved the reflection on the history of fax. Although this was a relatively low residual product it offered a new way to get in the door. In the 80's, I would follow the fed ex delivery driver who often was delivering some printed pages (agenda's, schedules, documents) that needed to be there next day or sooner. It was an ear opener when you tell them you can them there next minute without the $12.00 fedex charge. Using afterhours timing for reducing long distance charges helped separate...
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Re: This History of the Fax Machine According to Art
@John Saramak now that's a cool plan! Follow the fedex driver, wish I could have thought of that one. Could only image how much more successful we could have been in the eighties if we were able to share information like this. Hope all is well with you!
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This History of the Fax Machine According to Art
Go ahead, you can do it, no one will see you. It's ok to hug your fax, if you still have one. Funny, just today, I was at an office and they told me about one of their principals that was still using a computer with a 3.5 floppy drive. He...
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Autodesk Launches Tinkerplay App to Make 3D Design and 3D Printing Fun
March 17, 2015 08:00 AM Eastern Daylight Time SAN FRANCISCO--( BUSINESS WIRE )-- Autodesk, Inc. (NASDAQ: ADSK) announced the launch of Tinkerplay, a free* app designed for kids of all ages that introduces creative play through 3D design and 3D printing. “Creators, designers and makers from ages five to ninety, have blown us away with their passion for 3D modeling and 3D printing” The Tinkerplay app is based on the popular Modio app, which Autodesk previously acquired, and will join the...
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If I Were King of My Sales Department
Since, I've had so much time in the trenches, I've seen many sales people, and sales managers come and go. I understand that many Sales Managers are some times handicapped with what they can and can't do. But, If I were King and I had...
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Re: If I Were King of My Sales Department
Salesman vs. sales manager? Benefits and shortcomings of both.. Interesting exercise..
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Re: If I Were King of My Sales Department
Larry Thanx for the comment, hope you are doing well! Am I going to see you again this year at the Canatta Dinner?
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Re: If I Were King of My Sales Department
Great post! 11. Assign a rep a topic (round robin) to present at the next weekly sales meeting. Rules- show the team a new selling feature / function / solution, present it as you would to a client, and keep it short ( 5 minutes max) & sweet. After presenting, stand and receive constructive criticism from the rest of the team. Keep it fun and informative- but don't take it the task lightly. This will improve product knowledge, research skills, and presentation skills.
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I like 11.!! I even like the rules better. Your thread also reminded me to add this. 12. Reps, especially new reps would be in charge of training their customers on how to use the system. At first, they would travel with the solutions engineer or (me) and watch them train the customer on how to print, copy and scan.
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Re: If I Were King of My Sales Department
13.) I would ask my reps to tell me something what each ZBA in their 'top 20' actually do as a company. It's astounding how many "I don't know" I tend to hear.