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The leading trends in the digital space call for websites and CMSes to serve more complex functions like core revenue generators by leveraging data. In order to achieve this desired impact, there are identifiable prerequisites and denominators that businesses need to be aware of.
In this webinar, Vijay Pagdala CEO (APAC & Middle East), Srijan discusses with Steve Khayes, General Manager, APJ, Acquia about how brands can engage with customers & prospects by leveraging open source technology like Drupal to deliver a world-class digital experience.
Who is this for
- Businesses leaders willing to improve customer experience
- Decision-makers willing to focus on core business to withstand disruption
Key Takeaways
- Managing business operations to withstand disruption
- Primary metrics to measure business impact
- Leading revenue generation trends through content management
- Data-driven business decisions for improving business outcomes
Speakers
A dynamic leader, public speaker with a proven track record in Management and Sales, Vijay comes with 25+ years’ of customer-focused experience in digital monetization. He spearheads the development & execution of strategies to increase shareholder value by providing tactical leadership to Srijan’s clients in APAC and Middle East markets. Before Srijan, he had founded 3 innovative entrepreneurial ventures where he was responsible for both the revenue and expense side of the organization. He is an alma mater of Zicklin School of Business, New York, and IIT Madras, India.
Based in Sydney, Australia, Steven Hayes helps to lead the growth and investment from Acquia across Asia Pacific and Japan. He joined Acquia in 2021 from SAP, where he was SVP responsible for the SAP Customer Experience solutions, including Commerce Cloud, Marketing Cloud and Sales Cloud, for Asia Pacific and Japan. Steven has also held executive sales positions, where he was responsible for customer experience and digital marketing applications, at both Oracle and Adobe.
