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White Paper Overview: Making the move to mobility
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Can customer success be defined in a horizontal industry like the field service sector?
Kris Oldland, Marc Tatarsky and Steve Mason discuss the challenges around defining customer success in a horizontal field such as the field service sector
Why customer success as a strategy is more akin to servitization than CSAT
Kris Oldland, Marc Tatarsky and Steve Mason discuss how customer success sits on a spectrum that also includes outcome-based services and servitization
How should we approach educating the customer to help drive their success?
Kris Oldland, Marc Tatarsky and Steve Mason discuss how we should approach the sometimes sensitive issue of needing to educate our customers
How adopting an Outside-In perspective can foster a genuine strategy for customer success
Kris Oldland, Marc Tatarsky and Steve Mason discus how Peter Drucker’s famous Outside-In approach is an excellent tool for customer success models.
