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While VBAs are not new conceptually, their popularity has grown as healthcare providers have become hyper aware of their goals and objectives and increasingly motivated to more effectively create and capture meaningful business and patient value.

In this episode of Revenue Revolutionaries, hear Jake Saper, General Partner at Emergence Capital define deep collaboration and explain why it is the next logical progression for enterprise software.

In this episode of Revenue Revolutionaries, Dave Chapnick of Vantage Partners shares his perspective on the importance of structured collaboration and the role it plays in innovation and driving positive change in the buyer/supplier relationship.

If you’re new to MetaCX, a bridge is a shared space where suppliers and buyers can come together to collaborate around outcomes, success plans, assets, metrics, and more. But what if bridges were used to manage personal relationships?

This week, I sat down with University of Tennessee faculty member and creator of the Vested business model, Kate Vitasek, to discuss vested outsourcing and how it is revolutionizing the world of outsourcing with an outcome-based mindset.

Shared success takes on new meaning this week as I sit down with Monique LaRue and Ja’Rod Morris to discuss the launch of their new group, National Black Customer Success Professionals (NBCSP).

As a new mom who breastfeeds and works from home, I thought I would be at a disadvantage in the workforce. It turns out, motherhood has actually made me a better employee.

In this episode of the new RevRev Shared Success Series, I sat down with Ross Fulton to discuss the critical topic of success planning. Ross helps us understand what success planning is, why it’s important, and what the future of success planning will look like.

The launch of CXLayer is an important milestone and comes on the heels of a year of notable firsts and company momentum. On such a landmark occasion, it’s important to look back and reflect on all the steps, big and small, that brought MetaCX to where it is today.