The problem
Arterys is radically transforming the world of medical imaging through an automated and intelligent diagnostic platform. The company is tackling major issues in the space for both patients and clinicians by leveraging data, AI and technology. With offices in San Francisco, Calgary and Paris, Arterys is solving some of radiology’s most pressing needs across 28 countries.
Communicating real-time knowledge with a remote workforce
At Arterys, it’s essential that sales reps always have the most up to date information. For them, it’s not simply a “nice-to-have,” it’s a necessity for compliance. But, with an ever-expanding product, multiple applications to manage and a remote workforce, onboarding and distributing information in a way that’s both timely and easily digestible is extremely challenging.
With an ever-expanding product, multiple applications to manage and a remote workforce, distributing information in a way that’s both timely and easily digestible is extremely challenging.
“Let’s be honest. No matter where you work, not all your reps will go through and bookmark that awesome wiki page you made,” said Michael Lonsinger, the Sales Operations Manager at Arterys. “This means they either won’t know where to find the information they’re looking for, OR will be sending questions to Sales Ops on a weekly basis.” Both of which greatly impact productivity for Sales and Sales Ops teams.
“Our SaaS product and the tools we use to sell that product are incredibly complex,” Michael said. “We have reps joining us from all different backgrounds to sell a product that really requires some level of industry knowledge. So, it’s critical that we get them up to speed as quickly as possible.”