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Industrial Revolution Fast forward to the Industrial Revolution, a period marked by rapid technological advancement and mass production. As business scaled, the need for standardized sales processes became apparent. To ensure consistency and efficiency, companies began to develop formal training programs to teach salespeople about product features, benefits, and sales techniques. Today's standards these early training Although rudimentary by today’s standards, these early training initiatives represented the first steps toward structured sales enablement.

To supplement these training efforts, companies recognized the value of providing salespeople with tangible materials to support their work. Product catalogues become important Sales brochures, booklets and catalogs became important tools that provided concise product information and key selling points. These content materials served as early forms of sales collateral, helping salespeople communicate effectively with potential customers. In comparison, the approach may seem primitive While these early practices may seem primitive when compared to modern sales enablement strategies, the fundamental principles they established continue to influence the industry today.

The emphasis on training, equipping salespeople with knowledge, and providing support materials laid the foundation for sophisticated sales enablement solutions used by businesses around the world. Modern Sales Enablement: The 21st Century The Dawn of Modern Sales Support: The 1980s to 1990s marked a pivotal era in the development of sales support, as technological advances began to reshape the sales landscape. The advent of the personal computer and the subsequent rise of the internet revolutionized how information was created, accessed, and shared.