Advantage of terriotrie management

Hi what is the advantage of territory management
Regards
madhavi

Hi ,
As per my knowledge Territory management has multiple advantages
1.Mapping of employees becomes easier if HR master is not there.
2.Employee determination happens via set access sequences.
3.The best advantage is the regionwise mapping of the employees dedicated to Marketing.
The logical flow of employees once mapped thorugh Territory management gives a clear business oriented picture of the employee heirarchy in the organisation.
Cheers!
RaJ

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