Following
Orders
podcast
Adare Labs publishes the Following Orders Podcast. We help sales professionals navigate their way in a digital World...
The Following Orders Podcast is available on Google podcasts, Spotify, and Apple podcasts. Sales leaders share their experience and philosophies with the wider sales community.
The sales process is changing...
The role of salespeople is changing. Digitalisation means that customers have self-serviced themselves with information before ever engaging with a vendor. Salespeople are not alone. The impact of digitalisation is felt across many industries and professions. Companies have become more process driven and technology allows business to measure everything. Well established sales processes need to adapt to this new reality.
The trend towards digitalisation is only becoming stronger. Artificial Intelligence (AI) already has a foothold in many industrial sectors. The impact of technology will only grow as we progress into this, the fourth industrial revolution. So how should salespeople and sales managers navigate this new environment?
Sharing sales experience in a digital World...
Adare Labs developed the Following Orders podcast to help guide salespeople through this digital revolution. We have sought out some of the leading thinkers and innovators in sales management.
The Following Orders podcast provides a platform for sales leaders to share their philosophies and experience with others. The podcast is created to be an informal forum where contributors are asked to share their real-world experience with a wider community.
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Episode 1. Feb 9th 2023
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About Us
The Following Orders podcast is hosted by Dan O Mahony. Dan has over 20 years experience in sales and business development. He ran his own sales consultancy business for eight years. He now works in a sales role for a multinational vendor to the Lifesciences industry. Dan holds masters degrees from Griffith College and Atlantic technical University (ATU).