Again I think it's a good idea and I have other ideas that you may also like
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Ben Myslenski
9 years ago
Please keep this going it has been extremely valuable for us as a partner.
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Steve Dolnack Rehoboth Beach DE
9 years ago
The QH Briefing series has resulted in many wins. Please keep it going. Thx
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Anonymous
9 years ago
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Thank you for facilitating the Quick Hit Briefings over the past couple years. As an account manager, I am bombarded by training opportunities from Cisco and other vendors and it can be hard to determine which will provide value. I have found the Quick Hit briefings to be clear, concise, relevant, and spot on for my role as a sales person. I have gone back and listened to the recorded links when I have missed briefings on solution updates and have shared links with customers from the CCE series.
I appreciate your energy and enthusiasm in providing valuable training week in and week out. I hope to see them continue in 2018.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
please keep this going, the Quick Hit Briefings keep the technology fresh and make sure we are on topic with our messaging.
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Lance Fiveland
9 years ago
One of the best trainings provided by Cisco, please do not get rid of it. I would ask that you figure a way to broaden its scope not remove it. :)
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Christina Wells
9 years ago
Few things here: first, to cancel a Cisco-led briefing by the person with likely the coolest email alias in the history of aliases would be a terrible mistake. Second, it would rip away a staple occurrence in my work week. But I understand that those reasons won’t necessarily sway the powers-that-be. So I’ll try again.
Why it makes sense to keep it around: since I started working in the IT industry, Cisco has always been synonymous with collaboration, with datacenter, with networking. It’s not because your product is good, or that you have an international presence. I mean, sure, those things help, but the real differentiator is that you have faces that sell the brand. Brian, and by that virtue the Quick Hit Briefing, is one such face, one such facet of the brand.
These briefings are always entertaining but more than that are invaluable in the content that is delivered. Where you could find any number of briefings that walk you through a mummified reinterpretation of inventing the wheel, the information is accessible, and because of that, deliverable from the partner to the end user. Cisco has a vested interest in continuing to grow an established offering, and getting rid of a one-hour briefing that touches tens of thousands of partners would be an injustice.
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Mike Schilling
9 years ago
This is a great series, that has helped us close business
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Paul Montag
9 years ago
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Say it isn't so.
Your Quick Hit Briefing povides great tips on product selling, it also is a great product introduction and refreshing of the existing.
I believe it is a great Cisco training tool and would be a shame to shut it down.
Again I think it's a good idea and I have other ideas that you may also like
Please keep this going it has been extremely valuable for us as a partner.
The QH Briefing series has resulted in many wins. Please keep it going. Thx
Thank you for facilitating the Quick Hit Briefings over the past couple years. As an account manager, I am bombarded by training opportunities from Cisco and other vendors and it can be hard to determine which will provide value. I have found the Quick Hit briefings to be clear, concise, relevant, and spot on for my role as a sales person. I have gone back and listened to the recorded links when I have missed briefings on solution updates and have shared links with customers from the CCE series. I appreciate your energy and enthusiasm in providing valuable training week in and week out. I hope to see them continue in 2018.
please keep this going, the Quick Hit Briefings keep the technology fresh and make sure we are on topic with our messaging.
One of the best trainings provided by Cisco, please do not get rid of it. I would ask that you figure a way to broaden its scope not remove it. :)
Few things here: first, to cancel a Cisco-led briefing by the person with likely the coolest email alias in the history of aliases would be a terrible mistake. Second, it would rip away a staple occurrence in my work week. But I understand that those reasons won’t necessarily sway the powers-that-be. So I’ll try again. Why it makes sense to keep it around: since I started working in the IT industry, Cisco has always been synonymous with collaboration, with datacenter, with networking. It’s not because your product is good, or that you have an international presence. I mean, sure, those things help, but the real differentiator is that you have faces that sell the brand. Brian, and by that virtue the Quick Hit Briefing, is one such face, one such facet of the brand. These briefings are always entertaining but more than that are invaluable in the content that is delivered. Where you could find any number of briefings that walk you through a mummified reinterpretation of inventing the wheel, the information is accessible, and because of that, deliverable from the partner to the end user. Cisco has a vested interest in continuing to grow an established offering, and getting rid of a one-hour briefing that touches tens of thousands of partners would be an injustice.
This is a great series, that has helped us close business
Say it isn't so. Your Quick Hit Briefing povides great tips on product selling, it also is a great product introduction and refreshing of the existing. I believe it is a great Cisco training tool and would be a shame to shut it down.