Medical products and device companies are coming to the understanding of many other B2B organizations—not only does value-based selling improve performance, but has become a necessity. As medical product differentiation shrinks and provider budgets tighten, buyers are increasingly focused on economics, not just clinical benefits.
A new study sponsored by ZS, “Value-Based Selling: Achieving Sales Success in the Medical Device, Equipment and Diagnostics Industry,” shows medical products companies that implement a value-based selling approach have larger deal sizes, greater customer retention and greater growth in top-line revenue than companies that don’t use value-based selling.
Marshall Solem, Managing Principal
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ZS Managing Principal Marshall Solem talks about the study, and how the findings validate the need for medical products companies to embrace value-based selling approaches sooner rather than later.
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The findings from this ZS-sponsored Aberdeen study show that top-performing companies have implemented value-based selling practices, and companies that are not demonstrating the economic value of their products are falling behind.