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With pricing increasingly seen as a primary contributor to better performance, how do you make it part of your strategic repertoire? Greg Cudahy, Thomas Jacobson and Tiago Salvador of Accenture report.

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These days, there's no question that more and more companies are recognising the key role pricing plays in improving performance. This growing awareness of the need for strategic pricing has led to a surge in the use of sophisticated pricing optimisation software – and a noticeable increase in the ranks of chief pricing officers.

Yet, in reality, most companies’ pricing competencies are paper thin. Despite pockets of analytical expertise in pricing at many organisations, the insights gained are not getting to where strategic pricing decisions are being made.

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