Accelerate aftermarket service business success
Create new revenue and gain customer loyalty
The aftermarket business is booming, with revenue projected to grow more than six times faster than new equipment sales.
Are you prioritizing aftermarket business as a vital source of recurring revenue, increased profits, and a powerful way to stand out from competitors?
In this webinar, you’ll get to see actionable demos based on real customer cases. We will reveal how you can accelerate your aftermarket business growth through asset monetization, optimized opportunity-to-quote, and service excellence.
Attend this webinar and learn how to increase revenue and become a service leader. Accelerate your aftermarket business goals with connected, AI-powered PLM and CRM.
認識講者
Dominique Gilles
Portfolio Development Service Lifecycle Management
Dominique Gilles joined Siemens in early 2024 to lead Teamcenter Service and Asset Lifecycle Management solutions where he is focused on helping manufacturers of all kinds unlock new revenue streams through improved and more efficient service solutions.
Prior to joining Siemens, Mr. Gilles was a part of Salesforce, starting out as a sales director and worked his way up to Regional Vice President. During his 15-year tenure, he helped launch products and build sales and consulting channels across Europe.
Christopher Piela
Portfolio Development Executive
Christopher Piela is the Portfolio Development Executive for the Siemens Service Lifecycle Management suite of solutions. He brings 30 years of experience to his role, including more than 15 years in predictive maintenance technologies and service engineering.
Christopher offers valuable insights drawn from a broad professional background, having worked with a variety of organizations ranging from the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) and their vendors to equipment manufacturers and medical device manufacturers.
At Siemens, Christopher’s mission is to help companies optimize their service efficiency and performance by leveraging the digital thread between product development and service execution.