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BOP Program Statement 8200.04 ch. 3 § 7
INTERACTION BETWEEN SALES STAFF AND PROGRAM MANAGEMENT.
Communication between program managers and sales staff relating
to specific issues previously negotiated by program managers and
the Deputy Director of Sales, Marketing and Customer Service
shall be coordinated with staff responsible for that customer
region, or, as in the case of Central Office staff, consideration
shall be given to primary and secondary product/customer
responsibilities.
If the need exceeds negotiated requirements, all requests shall
be coordinated through the Deputy Director of Sales, Marketing
and Customer Service including additional work hours and
"special" team support.
a. Coordination of Field Sales Efforts. Local sales
initiatives shall be coordinated with the sales office
representing that region. If a program manager plans to visit a
customer who was not previously classified as "preferred," the
program manager shall contact the local sales office to discuss
customer history, key contacts, sales support, and current
initiatives that office is taking. The same applies for
correctional staff planning such visits. To maintain continuity
for reporting and tracking, correctional staff shall use the
standard forms used by sales staff.
PS 8200.04
June 11, 1997
Page 3-5
b. Range of Authority. Program managers shall establish and
define range of authority, including price, capacity, product
availability, and MOAs.
c. Program Manager Accounts. Program managers shall identify
accounts/commands they are to manage. This will prevent
confusion and duplication of efforts in targeting specific
customers, as well as it will reduce the overall corporate cost
of sales.
History
PS 8200.04 dated 1997-06-11
Provenance
- Source
- bop.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-20
- Edition
- bop-ps-2026-09-20
- Content hash
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