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LinkedIn Live: Trends and predictions for 2023
December 14, 2022
Current market conditions are creating unprecedented uncertainty in the field service industry as we begin the new year. Service leaders want to know the best route forward, especially at a time when customer experience is paramount.
Our EVP of Strategy, Wael Mohammed, recently went live on LinkedIn to talk about the current state of the field services market, address possible economic scenarios in the coming year, and answer viewer questions. Watch his live stream and get the insight you need to plan for a successful 2023.
CLICK HERE to watch the LinkedIn Live Event.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Wael Mohammed
Wael Mohammed has been in the technology industry for three decades. He has held leadership roles in startups and large enterprises, including SPS Commerce, IBM, and Target. Wael is currently the Executive Vice President of Product Management & Strategy at Field Nation, and oversees strategy, product management, product design, and data science. He is a master in identifying product and market growth opportunities, taking new products to market, and maximizing product performance.
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