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Qvidian

www.qvidian.com

 
Qvidian provides cloud-based sales execution solutions that enable companies to exceed quota targets, accelerate sales cycles, and win more business by closing the gap between strategy and sales execution.   The company's innovative software and advisory services offer real-time insight to ensure sales teams do what's needed to win, by driving repeatable methodologies and making the sales organization more agile.   With over 1,200 global customers including Dell, Citi, ADP, CA, and Splunk, Qvidian is helping organizations significantly increase their profitable revenues while eliminating waste and reducing costs.
  • Number of Employees: 100-250
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million
  • www.qvidian.com
  • 175 Cabot St Ste 210
    Lowell, MA USA 01854
  • Phone: 978.703.7700

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