All About Price Optimization
Demystifying the Core Concepts and Applications of Price Optimization in B2B
The world of pricing is filled with esoteric concepts that can be difficult to grasp. But there are few concepts as "slippery" as price optimization. After all, the terms are being thrown around with such abandon these days that confusion, rather than clarity, is the more likely result. Naturally, we feel compelled to help clear things up. In this on-demand webinar, you'll learn about:
- What price optimization is seeking to accomplish and how it actually works.
- The primary measure that makes price optimization possible in the first place.
- The role of technology in making price optimization an operational reality.
- The common myths and misconceptions that can get in the way of progress.
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