Don't be Like Southwest Airlines
What do Southwest Airlines and your accidental GTM data architecture have in common?
A point-to-point approach
Like Southwest, your point-to-point approach (e.g. directly connecting your CRM to your ERP or data warehouse), worked fine when your GTM requirements were simple. But things aren’t simple anymore.
You have more systems, more requests for customer data and an unmanaged mess of connections holding everything together.
For Southwest, a winter storm disrupted seemingly every node in their US network and forced them to delay or cancel 10x more flights than their competitors.
A legacy routing and scheduling software then compounded the problem.
What made their competitors more resilient??
A hub-and-spoke approach
Other major airlines recovered because they operate from major hubs that allow them to service customers efficiently. In short, they matched available planes and flight crew with passengers faster.
Most SaaS companies are in the middle of a winter storm. Yet few are built with an approach to customer data that can weather it.
As it relates to your customer data, a hub-and-spoke approach has clear benefits:
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