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DRIs (directly responsible individuals) : Who's responsible for these goals? Enroll reps in a hands-on training session in your Enterprise product offerings. Create an incentive for those that close the most Enterprise deals in the month. And where do you want to be in the future? Attend an industry networking event.
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