“AE is with this customer for the life of the customer. They are covering the customer pre, during post sales, that, that engagement with, with, from an executive standpoint, from the commercial standpoint, the field engineering team, the solution architects, they're owning the technical journey with that customer pre, during post.”

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describes a model where the Account Executive owns the customer pre-, during- and post-sales, reducing handoffs

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