Sales skills shortage hits software industry

According to a report by the ISA , the potential of Ireland's indigenous software industry is being severely restricted due to the limited availability of experienced sales and marketing professionals.

Sales skills shortage hits software industry
Fri, 20 Sep, 2002 - 16:29

According to a report by the ISA , the potential of Ireland's indigenous software industry is being severely restricted due to the limited availability of experienced sales and marketing professionals.

The report for the Irish Software Association was conduced by consultancy firm, International Ventures Research.

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