![]() ![]() Once we bring developers' thinking to the pace at which front office operates, we can start to bring them into the realm of customer churn, net promoter score, shelfware features, commerce (plans, entitlements), and so on. That killer use case for us is blurring the lines between support tracking and issue tracking, and making the whole thing real time and social. Yes, at some point, when we graduate from being a product to a platform, we will have completed the circle on being an "operating system" for PLG. ![]() Great question, u/sinceredev! Love it! You are already seeing around the corner! You can also learn more about DevRev by attending our DevRev Day event tomorrow, 10/20 at 8 am PDT: We feel that there's a better way to build, operate, support, and grow your business through code and we've embarked on a journey to build a Developer Customer Relationship Manager (DevCRM) that we hope will help makers build the most customer-centric companies on earth.ĭheeraj will be answering questions from this account: Įdit: Thanks Reddit for all your questions! Keep posting any questions you have and we'll be back tomorrow. However, inefficient systems and processes take developers further and further away from consumers. At the end of the day, every developer is either building something new or fixing something related to the product. As developers ourselves, Manoj (DevRev co-founder) and I realized there are a lot of barriers that have come up between makers and consumers. ![]()
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