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We have all seen and heard the reports. Legacy software vendors are seeing substantial declines in product and services revenues. Pure SaaS companies are delivering substantial growth but with little earnings to show for it. So-called hybrid companies are delivering modest growth and solid earnings, but are struggling with how to sustain that across business lines. As Service Leaders, we are seeking to understand how to successfully adapt our strategies in the as-a-service world. But the question remains: how do I avoid the "rookie " mistakes while leveraging the best practices in the industry? Unfortunately, there are rarely enough companies and Services Organizations that are similar enough to use as a blueprint for success. Come hear how Kronos, together with its partner Waterstone, embarked on an initiative to collect insights from software companies at different points in their as-a-service journeys and ultimately ended up with a best-of-breed approach to avoid some of the common pitfalls in its transition to SaaS. We'll tackle questions such as: What's more important? Margin or Growth? How do we monetize PS in the SaaS World? Who should and shouldn't be selling Services? What should our PS organization look like now, and in the future?
Presented By:
VP, Global Technology Services, Kronos
Principal, Waterstone Management Group
Publish Date: October 24, 2017
TSIA is well worth the investment. This is the one place where you can come and get a fusion of ideas that you can then marry up to the goals and objectives of your organization and boil that down into several actionable plans that you can implement over the next 6 months to a year.
Peg Rodarmel, SVP, Subscription Services, Infor