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The difference between territory management and organizational structure

What is the main difference between territory management and organizational structure?

Sam Gassem, Rural Sourcing Inc.

Published: 16 Aug 2007

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What is the main difference between territory management and organizational structure?

It provides the alignment between territory definition and organizational hierarchy of your sales organization, mapping of which sales resources are responsible for covering which sales territories.

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