Smart Selling Tools Recognizes Qstream as a 2020 Top Sales Tool for Upskilling Sales Reps

Top Sales Technology Information and Advisory Firm Chooses Qstream Microlearning as a Top Technology Provider for Skills Development and Knowledge Reinforcement

Burlington, MA, May 28, 2020 – Qstream, a microlearning software provider for reinforcing sales knowledge that improves sales reps proficiency and performance, today announced its notice in the Smart Selling Tools, Top Sales Tools of 2020 Guide as a leading Tool for Upskilling Sales Reps, specializing in ongoing skills development and reinforcement. Revenue leaders turn to Smart Selling Tools, an analyst and consulting firm, to provide information to help them find the right sales tools for their organizations.

“The sales technology landscape has a lot of great technology that is solving for the biggest challenges sales teams are facing and helping sales reps become better performers and contribute more towards revenue, and Qstream’s unique solution offers sales teams with continuous learning support to keep reps proficient in front of customers,” said Nancy Nardin of Smart Selling Tools, a leading sales tech industry analyst. “Qstream is featured in Smart Selling Tools, “Top Sales Tools of 2020” guide in the upskilling category, specifically for skills development and reinforcement through quick on the go learning challenges and analytics for managers to identify where and who needs improvement.”

In a few minutes a day, Qstream pushes learning to sales reps mobile devices in between sales activities for constant reinforcement of critical sales knowledge and skills. “The biggest priority for any revenue leader is to make sure that sales reps are staying highly productive but also demonstrate the type of skills proficiency they need to conduct a winning sales cycle,” said Qstream’s VP of Sales, Gary Greenberger. “Qstream’s unique capability helps sales leaders and reps strike a successful balance between sharpening their skills and spending more time on revenue-generating activities.”