Saturday, January 10, 2009

Selling the Right Way or Information Technology

Selling the Right Way!

Author: Brooke Quigg

Salesmanship provides the practical, hands- on skills necessary for success in personal selling. Focusing entire chapters on the separate skills that are critical in sales, the book leads readers through the entire selling process. The book devotes entire chapters to individual aspects of successful sales such as personality, image, attitude, rules of persuasion, and personal time management and provides knowledge readers can actually use. The book also includes a unique chapter on Creating a Professional Image created with the aid of a prominent image consultant that is not found in any other book on selling. It also provides practical day-to-day information on building a prospect profile and learning the state of a prospect's decision. An essential reference book for any sales professional.



Table of Contents:
Ch. 1The Nature of Selling
Ch. 2Establishing Meaningful Communication
Ch. 3Locating and Identifying Prospects
Ch. 4Understanding Prospects
Ch. 5Understanding Buying Behavior
Ch. 6Opening Your Sales Presentation
Ch. 7Setting the Objectives of Your Presentation and Building the Prospect's Confidence
Ch. 8Enhancing Understanding and Establishing Believability
Ch. 9The Setting of Your Sales Presentation
Ch. 10Your Sales Presentation
Ch. 11The Nature of Sales Resistance
Ch. 12Dealing with Sales Resistance
Ch. 13Closing and Servicing the Sale
Ch. 14The Selling Personality
Ch. 15A Professional Image
Ch. 16Attitude, the Key to Success
Ch. 17Managing Your Time and Territory
Ch. 18Retail, Industrial Selling, and Telemarketing
Ch. 19Legal and Ethical Issues In Selling

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Information Technology: Inside and Outside

Author: David Cyganski

This book presents the underlying engineering behind information technology that is transforming our economic and social systems so dramatically. It addresses a need that has arisen from the impact information technology is making on all professions, technical and non-technical. Understanding of information science and engineering, underlying high performance computing and communications is relevant for students from all disciplines today. Covering a broad range of technologies and assuming no formal engineering or computer science background, this book prepares readers to become active practitioners and leaders in the on-going information revolution. Using technology to educate the reader about the technology, the accompanying CD contains links to a set of Java-based virtual laboratory experiments. The integration of Java and Java Script-based applets with the book greatly enhances the presentation of material by allowing the reader to experience the underlying components of information technology in actin, rather than merely in description.

Booknews

Intended to be the basis of an introductory course for undergraduates, this text grew from a class for financial managers at Lucent Technologies. Its goal is to help students without a formal engineering or computer science background understand the science underlying information technology, which will continue to deeply affect all professions. Courses based on the book may emphasize any of several objectives: general literacy in the principles and vocabulary of IT; background in the issues and changes driving the IT revolution, such as data networking and wireless communications; background in specific subsets of IT, such as virtual reality and business information systems; or preparation for further study in disciplines like computer science and electrical or computer engineering. The accompanying CD-ROM contains virtual lab experiments and works with both Windows and Macintosh systems. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)



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