Why CEOs Should Take Ownership of Customer Success

Why CEOs Should Take Ownership of Customer Success

“Ownership” is one of the most overused terms in modern work; it shows up in the business buzzword dictionary right next to “synergy” and “taking things offline.” In a typical large company, you can find at least a dozen people that “own” hot initiatives like “the cloud” or “our artificial intelligence strategy.” Strangely, when things

The Guide to Customer Marketing

The Guide to Customer Marketing

Over the past few months, the interest we’ve seen from customers and prospects about Customer Marketing has been overwhelming. This key function paves the road for your customers to grow and accelerate new revenue for your business. In April, we blogged about why we moved Customer Marketing into Customer Success and our approach in the

Gainsight Spring Release Boosts Efficiency for Customer Success at Scale

Enterprise companies are looking for ways to leverage rich customer data to accelerate growth within their existing customer base. As previewed during my Keynote at the Pulse Conference, this need informed our exciting Spring Release and will continue to drive our overall product roadmap. With the Spring Release, Gainsight introduces innovative features to help your

Key Takeaways from TSIA, Gainsight, and ServiceSource’s Executive Symposium

What does it mean to manage a recurring-revenue business? How should functions rally around the customer? What are operational best practices? What targets should you strive for? To answer these questions, TSIA, Gainsight, and ServiceSource came together to conduct the first Recurring Revenue Tour in Boston on April 11. This event included thought leadership presentations

The Chief Revenue Officer’s Guide to Customer Success: Revenue Growth in the Helix

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This post was co-authored by Allison Pickens. If you’re a Chief Revenue Officer, you wake up every morning thinking about how to grow faster. That will never change. But as your company shifts to a recurring revenue business model, the way that you grow must change. 10 years ago, you were thinking about the Pipeline