Key Account Management, 20 YH credits, gives you the basics of relationship-based and value-creating sales with a focus on adapting to the customer's business from a KAM perspective. You learn the difference between Key Account Management and traditional sales and gain tools and strategies to develop long-term business relationships and work with key accounts. You practice customer categorization as well as win-win and win-loss analyses to understand why deals succeed or fail. The course is given by TUC Yrkeshögskola within the Key Account Manager program.
The purpose of the course is to give the theoretical and practical foundations of KAM sales. The course will give the student tools for how to steer and lead collaboration with key accounts, and to work for long-term, profitable and good business relationships. The aim of the course is to give the student in-depth knowledge of how to lead and develop collaboration with key accounts from a holistic perspective.
The purpose of the course is to give the theoretical and practical foundations of KAM sales. The course will give the student tools for how to steer and lead collaboration with key accounts, and to work for long-term, profitable and good business relationships. The aim of the course is to give the student in-depth knowledge of how to lead and develop collaboration with key accounts from a holistic perspective.
Relationship-based and value-creating sales from a KAM perspective.
Differences in approach between KAM and traditional sales.
Methods for categorizing and prioritizing customers.
Analysis tools for understanding why deals succeed or fail.
Developing and working with long-term relationships with key accounts.
The course is aimed at you who want to work as a Key Account Manager or with strategic B2B sales to key accounts.
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