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Hi VMware TAM Newsletter Readers and welcome to the latest edition of the VMware TAM Newsletter. This week I would like to focus on a topic that is very close to us as TAMs, Customer Satisfaction. This is something that many organizations speak about and many groups include in their charter but none I believe are as relevant as how we consider Customer Satisfaction as the core tenet of the VMware TAM program. As a TAM this is 100% my focus day in and day out. And to ensure that I measure up, every 6 months my customer get to evaluate me, the results sent to our leadership team for review on each individual for each of our accounts that we work with.
Saying that we are customer centric, or customer first is one thing, but when your MBOs are aligned 100% to customer satisfaction, and your customers get to do the evaluation on a regular basis, means that we, as VMware TAMs, take this very seriously, which is why our TAM program is like no other in the industry, as we really do put our customers at the head of everything that we do.
I wish you all a fantastic rest of your week and look forward to speaking to you again soon.
Virtually Yours
VMware TAM Team
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