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Why OEMs Should Create a Monthly Service Order Won/Lost Report

Why OEMs Should Create a Monthly Service Order Won/Lost Report

by Sam Klaidman | Mar 17, 2021 | Growth

Where Does Service Revenue Come From? Won/lost reports are critical for you to grow your service revenue. Service revenue depends on two sales groups: Sales to sell installation, training, spare parts, professional services, and an initial contract as part of the...
Why Improving Product Quality & Reliability Depends on Effective Service Feedback

Why Improving Product Quality & Reliability Depends on Effective Service Feedback

by Sam Klaidman | Jun 26, 2019 | Customer Value Creation

Product quality and product reliability are two critical elements of a successful business. According to the American Society of Quality (ASQ), “the difference between quality and reliability is that quality shows how well an object performs its proper function,...
Field Service is Key to B2B OEM Growth Strategy & Budgeting

Field Service is Key to B2B OEM Growth Strategy & Budgeting

by Sam Klaidman | Nov 29, 2018 | Growth

A high-level B2B OEM Growth Strategy When aiming to grow a business, there are only four paths to follow when crafting an OEM growth strategy.: More current products to current customers New products to current customers Current products to new customers New products...
A Problem With The Way Long-term Service Agreement Revenue Is Recognized

A Problem With The Way Long-term Service Agreement Revenue Is Recognized

by Sam Klaidman | Nov 2, 2018 | Growth

On October 30, 2018, Reuters published an article about Long-term Service Agreement Revenue titled “General Electric reveals deeper regulatory probe, restructuring.” In the section titled INVESTIGATION DEEPENS, the article reported: GE has said it learned...
A Problem With The Way Long-term Service Agreement Revenue Is Recognized

Revenue Recognition For The Aftermarket Services Leader

by Sam Klaidman | Oct 8, 2018 | Growth

New standards limit the “smoothing” of revenue and income in long-term service contracts By Sam Klaidman and Ron Giuntini.  This post originally appeared on Si2 Service in Industry Hub INTRODUCTION For many years, revenue recognition financial accounting...
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