EPISODE · Sep 17, 2024 · 35 MIN
Panel: Doing more with less in CS, with Utah CS experts
from SaaS Therapy · host BrainStorm
Recorded episode from a live podcast event on hosted at Silicon Slopes Studio on September 11th, 2024. Welcome our guest panel: Doug Norton | Head of CS @ Bill.com Kate Sharp | Director of CS @ BrainStorm Roger Mendez | Global Leader of CS @ Cisco Alyssa Sorensen | Customer Education @ Spiff These Utah CS experts join Casey Trujillo to discuss the landscape of customer success in the SaaS industry, particularly in the context of doing more with less. Listen to hear a variety of strategies and best practices from our guests on focusing on essential tasks, evaluating new initiatives, and the significance of collaboration across teams. Takeaways Creating a consistent framework is essential for success. AI can be a valuable tool if used correctly. Aligning initiatives with leadership goals is crucial. Iterating on projects can lead to better outcomes. Identifying quick wins can build momentum. It's important to focus on essential tasks and let go of the rest. Collaboration across teams enhances effectiveness. Evaluating new initiatives requires clear metrics and timelines. Continuous improvement is key to success in customer success. Contents 00:00 Introduction to SaaS Therapy and Guests 02:52 Navigating Customer Success in a Resource-Constrained Environment 06:32 Aligning Initiatives with Leadership Goals 09:14 Consulting Insights on Efficiency and Effectiveness 12:08 Best Practices for Focus and Clarity 20:30 Evaluating New Initiatives: When to Pivot or Pull the Plug 30:08 Homework Assignments for Continuous Improvement Resources Connect with Casey Connect with Todd Visit the show page Get to know BrainStorm Credits Show direction: Debra Wilson Show design: Kensie Smith Show manager: Angela Allred
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