Holliday: Large enterprises share virtually identical internal scale problems
Linda Holliday · 992 Is She Building The New Wordpress for Enterprise? · Apr 12, 2018 · at 15:07
Linda Holliday, CEO of Citia, shares her perspective on enterprise sales and how large corporations share identical operational challenges.
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“Customers all have the same problems, right? So it's a little bit indistinguishable when you go between like a Comcast, a GE, you know, they all have the same scale problems. They all have you know, the growth, their own kind of internal processes, a lot of their challenges are, have to do with being big.”
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