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Tomer Shay ||CEO & Co-Founder, EverSQL

3 steps we took to increase our SaaS sales in 3x

 

Tomer Shay ||CEO & Co-Founder, EverSQL

About the lecture:

 3 steps we took to increase our SaaS sales in 3x

Selling a product in a zero/low touch based SaaS is both challenging and fun. In this talk, we'll present 3 steps we took to increase the awareness and engagement of the developers community with our database optimization product. We'll discuss our tool based marketing approach, our specially crafted emails, and the engagement of our potential customers with our product.

Ariel Weiss ||Decision Product Manager, Riskified

Explain yourself - how explaining your decisions can lead to better accuracy

 

Shani Fargun || Product Manager , Simbionix – 3D Systems

!When COVID gives you lemons – turn them into lemonade

 

 

Betty Keren || Product Manager, Microsoft

Adapting to changes in users, lessons we learned at Microsoft Teams.

 

 

 

Ariel Weiss ||Decision Product Manager, Riskified

About the lecture:

Explain yourself - how explaining your decisions can lead to better accuracy

Why does Netflix think Tiger King is what I’ll want to watch next? Will knowing the reasoning behind their technology make a difference in how likely I am to follow their recommendation?
As a product manager, developing explainable products is difficult and will not always have a direct effect on your metrics, so why invest in it? At Riskified, our customers’ transaction approval rate depends on us, which means we have to be adept at explaining our decisioning process while making sure our standard of accuracy stays at top performance. But what exactly is the tradeoff between accuracy and explainability? Is there a tradeoff at all?

 In this session, I’ll share my experience dedicating a year of development to explainability, even while it wasn’t clear how it would be reflected in our KPIs. I’ll show you how this led me to understand that not only are accuracy and explainability not in conflict but .when done right, they feed into each other, resulting in an ever-evolving Flywheel Effect

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