Opportunity
Navigating Enablement in the Wake of Change
Unexpected change had a compounding effect on Pluralsight’s enablement strategy. “As many companies have faced over the last several years, a lot of churn has occurred,” began Lisa Monahan, enablement program manager at Pluralsight. “People who owned content left, the content wasn’t updated, and the general sentiment became ‘why should I care?’” With seller trust damaged and engagement with enablement waning, Pluralsight looked to reimagine its programs. While change had stalled its efforts, it hadn’t stopped them: Pluralsight had every intention of reinforcing its strategy and boosting seller engagement with it.
Pluralsight saw the vision: Enablement could be an invaluable lever for go-to-market success at every stage of the journey. Now, it just needed to get go-to-market teams across the organization bought in and ready to execute. As Pluralsight looked to do so, it realized the solution it partnered with would be an essential factor in its success. “The right enablement tool can make or break your entire strategy,” opined Monahan. “It can answer one piece of the puzzle, or it can be comprehensive.” The Highspot platform, it knew, could be a strategic partner in its plan to reignite enablement engagement. Unlike solutions it had previously leveraged, Pluralsight felt confident the platform offered an opportunity to achieve new growth.