Selling Professional Services to the Fortune 500: How to Win in the Billion-Dollar Market of Strategy Consulting, Technology Solutions, and

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0071626220 · 9780071626224
The secrets to grabbing your share of an $800 billion market!“A recommended read for anyone in line-management or businessdevelopment roles, whether selling to the Fortune 500 or public sector. The book imparts commonsense information presented in … Read More
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  • Introduction
  • Part 1: Selling Professional Services to Fortune 500 Companies
  • Chapter 1: Understanding the Consulting Services Market and Delivery Landscape
  • Chapter 2: Navigating the Maze: Where Do You Start?
  • Chapter 3: The Risk & Reward Dilemma
  • Chapter 4: Ensuring Client Longevity
  • Chapter 5: How Are Services Really Sold?
  • Part 2: Buying Trends and the Preferred Vendor Selection Process
  • Chapter 6: Just How Big Is That Wallet?
  • Chapter 7: Maximize Your Share of the Wallet and Avoid Being Labeled as a Commodity
  • Chapter 8: Your Sales Lifeline: The Master Services Agreement and Preferred Vendor Status
  • Part 3: Negotiating Terms and Conditions with the Fortune 500
  • Chapter 9: An Introduction to Negotiation
  • Chapter 10: Limitation on Liability
  • Chapter 11: Indemnification
  • Chapter 12: Intellectual Property/Ownership of Work Product
  • Chapter 13: Price/Charge/Price Changes and Payment
  • Chapter 14: Termination
  • Chapter 15: Warranty
  • Chapter 16: Confidential Information/Data Protection
  • Chapter 17: Other Key Contract Issues
  • Part 4: Procurement and Pricing
  • Chapter 18: Paying Homage to Corporate Procurement
  • Chapter 19: Price Negotiations
  • Chapter 20: Negotiating an Additional Discount
  • Chapter 21: How to Handle Price Resistance
  • Chapter 22: How to Reduce Maverick Spending and Implement e-Procurement
  • Part 5: The Competitive Landscape
  • Chapter 23: Who is the Competition?
  • Chapter 24: McKinsey & Co.
  • Chapter 25: Bain & Company
  • Chapter 26: The Boston Consulting Group
  • Chapter 27: Booz & Company
  • Chapter 28: Accenture
  • Chapter 29: IBM
  • Chapter 30: Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu
  • Chapter 31: HP/EDS
  • Part 6: Closing the Deal and Staying Relevant
  • Chapter 32: Coffee Is For Closers: You Must Close the Deal
  • Chapter 33: Expanding Your Footprint and Building a Pipeline
  • Chapter 34: Remember: Procurement Is Your Friend
  • Chapter 35: Conclusion: Where Do We Go From Here?