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The Rise of Revenue Operations

A Panel of Experts Discusses the Drivers and Dynamics Behind This New Function

Recently, we've seen quite a bit of interest in the topic of Revenue Operations. Practitioners want to know more about it---what it is, what it does, how it's different from traditional Sales Ops, and what they can expect should they decide to make the transition. To shed more light on this topic, we asked three thought leaders from the Alexander Group...Arshad Carim, Kyle Uebelhor, and Matt Bartels...to join us for a discussion.

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