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A scoring matrix in Key Account Management plays a crucial role in prioritizing and managing key accounts. It provides a detailed analysis of what's most important across harmony and growth. The matrix lists all key accounts and grades each company's score based on specific factors. While growth is based on revenue, harmony is a qualitative rating system that considers the company's strategic fit, culture, vision, and overall strategy. This assessment helps key account managers allocate time and prioritize accounts based on Return on Investment (ROI) and synergy.
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A scoring matrix can help key account managers get more detailed on what's most important across harmony and growth. Two tables list all key accounts. The first table covers the growth potential, while the second table analyzes harmony with the company's strategic fit, culture, vision, and overall strategy. A weighting in the middle allows KAMs to grade each company's score based on specific factors. While growth is based on revenue, harmony is more of a qualitative rating system. Because Customer B is the highest, and managers have a limited amount of time, this assessment can help allocate time and prioritize accounts based on ROI and synergy. (Slide 3)
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