Nucleus Research - ROI Case Study: Extreme Networks, 2020
06/25/2021
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New case study from Nucleus Research highlights benefits of Conga (formerly Apttus) CPQ software to streamline business process automation.
In this download, we'll cover:
How Conga CPQ created a 141% ROI for Extreme Networks
Why automated quote generation and features capable of managing multi-tiered pricing channels increased overall employee productivity by 15 percent
Tips to reducing costs by relieving the need for multiple offshore administrators and employees.
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