SaaStr 2021 Presentation: Ten Things That Are Changing in Customer Success That Maybe You Should Be Doing, Too
Thanks, Jason Lemkin and the team at SaaStr , for having me as a speaker at this year’s festival-style Annual SaaStr Conference in San Mateo, California. I have presented at 100s of tech events and conferences over the years, and nothing is more valuable than leaving a conference feeling like you are not alone. Jason and the team do a fantastic job of this every year. It was so great to connect with peers and humans in real life again, and SaaStr set a high standard for health and safety protocols which helped to add to the welcoming and exciting atmosphere.
In case you missed it, I presented “Ten Things That Are Changing in Customer Success That Maybe You Should Be Doing, Too. ”
“But what’s changed in Customer Success?” Well, Customer Success has changed a lot since 2013, when we published the first 10 Laws of Customer Success . Modern SaaS businesses are now looking at Customer Success as a growth engine, shifting the focus from purely focusing on churn to increasingly emphasizing Net Revenue Retention. Businesses are recognizing the need for not only a strong Customer Success Manager team but a Customer Success Operations team and more technical roles within their Customer Success organizations.
To learn more about the latest best practices that represent the cutting edge of Customer Success, check out my slides and recording from my session at SaaStr Annual.
Customer Success and Team Enablement
3 年Fantastic share, thank you! Was just speaking about number 1 with another CS leader last week.
Director Professional Services
3 年Thanks for posting Nick Mehta
Back on! The evolution is clear and these updated laws hit the mark!
Enabling customers to focus on what matters most @ServiceNow
3 年Kevin McLaughlin
Senior Customer Success Manager @ Mentimeter
3 年Thank you for sharing these important points. The definition of Customer Success is widely spread.