  August 6, 2012 | CONNECT WITH SMARTBRIEF |  |  | |  | | The Leaderboard |  | | | | - Where does intuition come from?
Leaders might use their intuition, which is developed as they gain experience in different situations, when making decisions, Martin Robson writes. "We all know more than we know and therefore more than we can tell," Robson writes. Intuitive feelings come from a different part of the brain than rational thought, Robson notes. Dynamic Business online (Australia) (8/6)  |  | Interactive marketers are feeling the pressure from government to offer clear, transparent privacy regulations for consumers. This free whitepaper, discusses various legislation, such as the EU Cookie Directive, and outlines how marketers must comply while offering a positive and enriching consumer interaction via the new paradigms of consensual targeting. Get the free whitepaper here. |
 |  | - Economists expect narrower U.S. June trade deficit
Citing lower oil prices and looking ahead to official numbers due this week, 59 economists who were polled said that the U.S. trade deficit probably shrank in June. Meanwhile, high unemployment and a sputtering economy are reducing Americans' demand for foreign goods. Bloomberg (8/5) Strategies from Sales & Marketing Management | | - It's past time for your sales team to go paperless
Are your reps still schlepping around catalogs and printed sales materials? Affordable and comprehensive sales solutions accessed through easily portable tablet computers can help reps make the leap from being far behind to forward-thinking -- and they can do it almost overnight with a mobile sales force automation plan. Sales & Marketing Management (8/5) On the Road |  | | | |  |  | Hiring exceptional talent is critical to the success of your business. Whether it’s the executive who offers visionary leadership, or the sales professional who won’t settle for less than 100%, a business needs great people to thrive. This guide provides best practices for securing the top talent you need to drive business results. |
 |  | - You might be missing out on some of your CRM system's best features
Many sales professionals aren't making the most of their CRM systems, Christopher J. Bucholtz writes. For example, CRM systems provide scheduling features that are too often overlooked. "[F]requently fully functioned CRM is used as a simple contact manager without additional productivity features coming into use," he writes. E-Commerce Times (8/3) Top five news stories selected by SmartBrief on Sales readers in the past week. - Results based on number of times each story was clicked by readers.
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