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Doug Davidoff

Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About QAT vs. UAT

We have a joke around the Lift Enablement virtual office: The four “words of death” for a project are “All we need is…” The reality is that things are never that simple. And one of the hardest parts of any project is knowing when a project or launch is done. That’s why it’s important that every single person involved in any project or implementation has the same definition of Quality Assurance Testing (QAT) and User Acceptance Testing (UAT). A shared understanding is the only way to ensure the...

Imagine Is Changing Its Name to Lift

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My Recommendations for the 5 Best Business Books To Read in 2023

It’s an end-of-year tradition for newspapers and magazines to do a “Best Of” roundup so as the year...

Point of View Selling vs Relationship Selling: Which Is Right For You?

Point-of-view (POV) selling has been around for a while now, but there are still those who resist,...

The 5 Major Mistakes that Stall Sales Pipelines

Selling exists to enable buying. If you’re about to click away, bear with me another minute as I...

How RevOps Makes Your Business More Resilient

As you may have noticed, the past couple of years have been a wild ride for businesses and, if...

4 Ways Your Sales Team Can Work Smarter, Not Harder

One of the traps in sales training and sales performance is that there's always been a focus on new...

Why Being Valued is More Important than Being Liked

Editor's Note: This is an updated version of one of our most widely-read articles, Being Liked vs....

5 Ways Businesses Can Scale Growth Efficiently

Back when one of my kids was still a teenager, I remember her saying her legs hurt. Two days later,...

22 Tips to Increase CRM Adoption

CRM is at the center of any serious growth effort. It's estimated that companies spend $4.6 billion...