Continuous Learning in Customer Success

Watch this 45-minute webinar replay to learn which tools, processes, and capabilities are needed to drive continuous learning within a dynamic Customer Success model.

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In business today, it’s no secret that the pace of change is incredible, from the velocity of market growth, to new and changing technologies, to evolving customer wants and needs. This is particularly evident in tech and recurring-revenue model businesses.  To stay competitive and exceed customer expectations, customer success organizations are often built to drive retention and expansion. But it’s not a set-it and leave-it function; you need to be adaptable and instill a continuous learning mindset and process. You need to measure performance, analyze results, and course correct.  To build this type of adaptability into your customer success model, companies should focus on the ‘instrumentation’ of Customer Success, which includes:- Reviewing and enhancing CS processes, such as playbooks and coverage models- Setting up key enablement tools, analysis and reporting- Establishing a governance model to support continuous improvement

Watch this 45-minute webinar replay to learn which tools, processes, and capabilities are needed to drive continuous learning within a dynamic Customer Success model.

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Agenda

9:00-9:05 PST

Welcome

Karen Budell, CMO, Totango

9:05-9:15  PST

The next generation of CS
Everything you need to know: new research, new success stories, new paradigms

Alistair Rennie, CEO, Totango
Karen Budell,
CMO, Totango

9:15-9:30  PST

Expanding Totango partnerships & innovation
Deep-dive on Totango's latest innovations and integrations to our CS software

Ravit Danino, SVP of Product, Totango

9:30-9:50  PST

Delivering CS outcomes
The "X" factor—Learn how Waystar leans into CXO partnerships to drive results

Madhavi Bezwada, VP Client Success, Waystar

9:50-10:05  PST

Driving outsized impact with scaled CS
How Extreme Networks uses digital programs to drive business growth

Allie Irvin, Head of CS, Extreme Networks

10:05-10:25  PST

CS hot takes!
Spicy conversation on the most challenging and exciting topics facing the CS industry

Erika Brookes, CMO, Higher Logic
Kristin Hayer, Founder and CEO, The Success League
Peter Armaly, VP of Customer Success, ESG
Chris Dishman, SVP Global CS, Totango

10:25-10:30  PST

Close & Thank You

Chris Dishman, SVP Global CS, Totango

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In business today, it’s no secret that the pace of change is incredible, from the velocity of market growth, to new and changing technologies, to evolving customer wants and needs. This is particularly evident in tech and recurring-revenue model businesses.  To stay competitive and exceed customer expectations, customer success organizations are often built to drive retention and expansion. But it’s not a set-it and leave-it function; you need to be adaptable and instill a continuous learning mindset and process. You need to measure performance, analyze results, and course correct.  To build this type of adaptability into your customer success model, companies should focus on the ‘instrumentation’ of Customer Success, which includes:- Reviewing and enhancing CS processes, such as playbooks and coverage models- Setting up key enablement tools, analysis and reporting- Establishing a governance model to support continuous improvement

Watch this 45-minute webinar replay to learn which tools, processes, and capabilities are needed to drive continuous learning within a dynamic Customer Success model.

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