Global Account Management (GAM) is in many ways a ‘whole new ball game’ (and I refer you to my book on the subject – Global Account Management, also published by Kogan Page) but I place this ‘summary’ chapter here as it does raise one of the more challenging aspects of customer classification and customer distinction: do we have truly global accounts, and if so, what do we do with them that’s different?
‘Global Account Management? That’s just Key Account Management with time zones.’
Yes, I’ve heard it said, and if you’ve heard it said in your company, particularly if it was at the top, then watch out for trouble. Not only is this so very clearly the comment of someone who has never tried it, but as an underestimation ...
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