Proxima Sales Reviews and News

Proxima Sales Announced the Acquisition of Proxima Business Operations by Partner Group Burbank, CA, Release:  April 19, 2018.   For   Immediate Release Proxima Sales partners have announced today the planned acquisition of their business operations from NorthStar, the former parent company. The leadership buy-out was developed in order to offer a unified team focused sales acceleration solution to the IT services, software, and IT solutions market. Proxima Sales has acquired the data assets and people of the NorthStar sales outsourcing subsidiary, and the merged business will operate under the Proxima Sales brand. Proxima Sales reviews all aspects of client sales efforts and provides relationship based outside sales acceleration services to growing firms, who can benefit from the Proxima Sales team systems and relationships to boost sales results, enhance productivity, supercharge collaboration, and grow organizational sales goals. Th...

Winter trade show season is punctuated by a few huge mega-meetings hosted by monolith organizations like the National Retail Federation. Their annual meeting, NRF, is generally a guarantee of bad weather and delayed flights. No, we don't think NRF changes the weather but  Proxima Sales  reviews of the NRF meeting over the past dozen or so years, show a compellingly close correlation between a blasting snow-mageddon and our team racing to NRF. Of course, we're geeks so we see no causal relationship. It does however tend to make the NRF Proxima Sales company team the most layered and down-vested bunch heading out in early winter. The big consumer electronics meeting, you can always tell how old a client or employee attendees are by whether they call the organizers by the current name, Consumer Technology Association, or the older and now fuddy-duddy Consumer Electronics Association. CES is its' own brand now and every year an army of hipsters, VC scouts, retail buyers, bl...

You may have heard some mixed reviews on Facebook recently. Mark Zuckerberg took the hot seat in Congress, the seat that Bill Gates of Microsoft, warmed up back before most Facebook employees were born. The Verge , put some of the oddest and most awkward moments together for a quick and easy read. Poor Mr. Zuckerberg said that he was responsible for the breach of virtually the entire user base of Facebook's data but then said they didn't know and they did and there were timeline errors in between a bunch of apologetic non-apologies. What did the representatives of Facebook users think? Basically it came down to, as CNET said, the notion that Congress would love to regulate Facebook, but they don't have the will and won't find a way. Congress can take some comfort from Harvard College , which back in the day, couldn't figure out what to do with Mark Zuckerberg either. They too agreed that doing nothing about his misbehavior was the path of least resistance a...

Proxima Sales reviews all sorts of technology services, solutions, innovations, and trends, as part of building new revenue for our sales acceleration clients. After a lot of talk, and some arm twisting from our marketing marvel, we decided that putting the reviews in one blogger place would be a good way to highlight cool stuff and let you know that these companies are not all Proxima Sales clients. In other words, we're putting these reviews, and some other folk's news, out here because we think it's worth your time and attention. One of the ways the Proxima Sales team finds cool new technology solutions and services is by attending a lot of industry conferences every year. We serve different industries so not all of us go to RSA  which is going on right now at Moscone Center in San Francisco, or NRF which happened two follow-up calls back, or the CAP meeting which is the best excuse to stay at the Palmer House, but the meetings we attend, are generally where we...