Learnings from SaaStr: 7 Things CS Can Learn From Founder Pitch Strategies

For many of us, we are now well past five months in various states of quarantine. Relationships are such a crucial part of sales, and it has become even more difficult without in-person contact. Body language, eye contact, energy, and other ways to gauge connectedness have now been replaced with less impactful digital cues. The

EdTech Series: PX Strategies to Power In-App Engagements

In EdTech, where communication is critical, how do you make sure the right message reaches the right students, teachers, administrators, and other educational players? Amidst the end of the school year, graduation chaos, and planning for the next school year, educators have not only been bombarded by every email subscription list they’ve ever signed up

EdTech Series: 3 Ways Customer Success Can Help EdTech Companies Thrive

The COVID-19 pandemic is fundamentally changing the delivery of education and training in the United States. Acceleration to the cloud is critical for most businesses, and EdTech companies like yours want to be at the heart of this transformation, because if they’re not, they risk missing out on growth, or worse, going out of business.

Healthcare Edition: 3 Ways You Can Enhance Your Team’s Performance

As providers of HealthIT and Digital Health services, your solutions provide workflows, data, and deep analytics to enable patients and clients to answer  questions such as: Is my health getting better?  Are my patients getting better? Am I providing the right care? Are we optimizing revenue for our practice?   Are we improving patient access to

Using Gainsight’s PX Analytics To Make Data-Driven Decisions and Qualify Event Leads

After the incredible success of Pulse Everywhere, the virtual version of Gainsight’s annual Pulse conference, we were inundated with inquiries from companies across the industry. Everyone wanted to know how we organized such a monumental event in a short amount of time—online!  One of the most interesting questions we received was how companies could develop