Stay ahead with customer value thinking.

Your customers are your biggest asset, and one of your top priorities should be retention. It can cost up to five times more to bring in new customers than it takes to retain them, which is why value realization is such an important tool for companies to be leveraging in their customer success strategies.

Co-authored by Gabriel Vidal, Vice President of Customer Value and Sterling Cottam, Senior Director of Product & Platform Value, DecisionLink

By David Brock

By David Brock

As a former Chief Revenue Officer, with responsibilities for the Canadian subsidiary of CA technologies, I had oversight over all go-to-market activities; specifically these included: field marketing, sales (including all indirect channels) and customer relationship management, with a dotted line reporting coming in from professional services.  My primary goals always centred around three key pillars, 1) customer acquisition, 2) customer retention and 3) customer expansion.

By David Brock