While many supply chain and tech companies are now taking an account based approach to sales and marketing, in many cases, they are still following a traditional based "lead" system with campaigns and "lead" hand-offs. Because there's limited personal relevance, there's a funnel fall-off with sales and marketing unable to close key accounts. While marketing focuses on brand awareness, driving interest and filling the funnel, Personal ABM bridges sales and marketing to close accounts that are in the 60% of the market that's stuck in status quo, thus increasing marketing's influence over revenue. By leveraging profiles, content and 1-to-1 messaging that speaks to competitor-specific & prospect-specific gaps and employee/customer impacts, sales and account management is able to reverse "no" positions, close new business and expand accounts with those that have been unresponsive and did not previously see the unique value that can be delivered. On this page, we highlight the successes that our supply chain and technology clients are experiencing by taking a personal approach to sales, marketing and account management. Read how they are controlling the customer experience for specific targets throughout the buying process and into penetration.