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Study shows how exploiting the use of e-negotiations could boost B2B contracts

In a new paper, a group of marketing researchers studied how effective e-negotiations are in generating more B2B sales compared to conventional face-to-face communications. Read More

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Study shows how exploiting the use of e-negotiations could boost B2B contracts