Archive for December, 2007

By Navdeep Sodhi | December 31, 2007

Make Your New Year Pricing Resolutions Stick

On this last day of 2007, I am ready with my list of resolutions for the new year just like everyone else. I plan to spend more quality time with my family and live healthy with a balanced diet, reasonable work hours and more sleep. The executives who worried about their company’s pricing performance all [...]

By Navdeep Sodhi | December 10, 2007

Quality in Pricing

It is common among companies, especially in the B2B space, to drop prices in pursuit of increased sales and market share. There is little consideration given to pre-analysis or process. In times of economic slowdown, a top concern in the US currently, sales and marketing teams in companies are even quicker to reduce transactional prices. [...]

By Navdeep Sodhi | December 3, 2007

Message in Six Sigma Pricing

Pricing is the #1 worry for business leaders but companies can have far more control over pricing than they may realize. Many companies have developed solid sales strategies—but without equally good pricing operations, those strategies by themselves will not add anything to the bottom line. The goal of pricing operations is to consistently control price [...]

About the Author

Navdeep Sodhi is a pricing practitioner and co-author of Six Sigma Pricing. His prior global experience, as practitioner and consultant, spans airlines, chemicals, medical device, B2B manufacturing, and outsourced service industries. He is past recipient of the Award of Excellence from the Professional Pricing Society. He has published several articles on pricing strategy and execution in reputed journals including the Harvard Business Review. He has an MBA from Georgetown.

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