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Independent Consultant and analyst, IT advisory services and Telecommunications. MBA Student @Henleymba, Hobby Historian and dog walker
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Talking Freshworks with CRO – Ian Tickle

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By Steve Brooks
| Enterprise Times Verified
Enterprise Times recently spoke with Ian Tickle, Chief Revenue Officer at Freshworks. Tickle was promoted to the role in March this year. The firm has now enjoyed six consecutive quarters of growth, with Tickle having an influence in all of them. The change in role means he now has responsibility for the enterprise, SMB and mid-market sectors.
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News from the week beginning 22nd June 2026

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By Steve Brooks
| Enterprise Times Verified
Enterprise Times published an interview with Greg Hanson, Senior Regional Vice President at Informatica, responsible for Northern Europe (UK&I, Benelux, Nordics at the Salesforce World Tour. He considers the problem that many organisations face when thinking about AI projects: trust in their data. Enterprise Times also spoke with Dave Williams, CTO at Trustpilot, at the Salesforce World Tour.
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Can Precisely and DoorDash Kill the Physical Property Audit

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By Steve Brooks
| Enterprise Times Verified
For decades, the “ground truth” of commercial real estate was a dirty, expensive, and slow business. If a bank wanted to underwrite a loan for a strip mall in Ohio, or an insurer needed to assess fire risk for a warehouse in Texas, they sent a human. They paid for travel, waited for a report, and hoped the photos weren’t taken three months before during a dry spell. It was a bottleneck in a world that demands instant data. That bottleneck is about to be smashed, maybe.
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