Friday, December 26, 2008

Developing and Role Playing Effective Sales Presentations or Communication Systems

Developing and Role Playing Effective Sales Presentations

Author: David Sellars

Developing and Role Playing Effective Sales Presentations is entirely dedicated to the sales process and developing the sales call. Each student builds and role plays an actual presentation using a simple, learn-by-doing process that is consistent with the techniques of leading corporate sales trainers. Students begin the process of developing a sales presentation by choosing actual products or services that they can sell, then they gather information needed for the presentation. Students plan what will then be communicated in the four sections of the sales presentation: The Approach, Securing Desire, Handling Objections, and Closing the Sale. Finally, they role-play the presentation, ensuring that they can combine all parts of the sales process effectively.



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Communication Systems

Author:

* Covers the three major areas: signal and system analysis, analog communication, and digital communication
* Emphasis on HDTV, LANs, WANs, satellite (iridium) telephone systems to address changes in professional arena
* Features examples and exercises within each chapter, helping to master new concepts as they are introduced

Bruce Carlson (Troy, NY) teaches at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.P.B. Crilly (Knoxville, TN) teaches at University of Tennessee.Janet Rutledge (Evanston, IL) teaches at Northwestern University.



Table of Contents:
Ch. 1Introduction1
Ch. 2Signals and Spectra17
Ch. 3Signal Transmission and Filtering75
Ch. 4Linear CW Modulation141
Ch. 5Exponential CW Modulation183
Ch. 6Sampling and Pulse Modulation231
Ch. 7Analog Communication Systems257
Ch. 8Probability and Random Variables311
Ch. 9Random Signals and Noise351
Ch. 10Noise in Analog Modulation Systems397
Ch. 11Baseband Digital Transmission435
Ch. 12Digitization Techniques for Analog Messages and Networks493
Ch. 13Channel Coding and Encryption547
Ch. 14Bandpass Digital Transmission611
Ch. 15Spread Spectrum Systems671
Ch. 16Information and Detection Theory696
AppCircuit and System Noise (9.4)760
Tables780
Solutions to Exercises794
Answers to Selected Problems825
Supplementary Reading832
References835
Index839

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