Tristan Bishop
Sr. Manager, Digital Strategy, Symantec
Tristan Bishop drives digital strategy at the world's top security company. Tristan uses social media monitoring and Social CRM innovation to capture customer commentary. This knowledge is then shared with business functions in order to drive continual customer experience improvements. Tristan is a passionate customer advocate and is known around the web as KnowledgeBishop.
Leading team of Digital Strategy professionals as we integrate Radian6 social media tools with Salesforce CRM. Evangelizing the value of Social CRM across the enterprise and the industry. Configuring the topic profiles, building the workflow and macros, training staff and partners and optimizing customer listening center. The goal is to listen closely and use what we learn to improve customer experience, build loyalty and increase Net Promoter Scores.
2006 - 2010Driving to unify Knowledge Management across the enterprise. Working to maximize the accuracy and reuse of InfoDev content. Leading continuous process improvement efforts. Managing the post M&A data migration of legacy corporate knowledge to the Symantec XML paradigm.
2005 - 2006After Symantec acquired VERITAS, simultaneously managed multiple engineering support teams (QA, IT, Pubs, Web, Release Engineering) for the CommandCentral Service product. Implemented business process improvement throughout the org, including web KM strategy, lab standardization (ITIL), nightly build integration and QA testing standards.
2004 - 2005Managed knowledge delivery for utility computing application. After VERITAS acquired Invio, led a team of content developers who delivered user, administrator, and developer user assistance for enterprise software products. Hired and mentored new team members.
2001 - 2004Developed KM strategy for Storage Automation software company. Founded documentation group. Hired and managed a team of content developers to author of enterprise storage management software. Implemented KM dataflow using open source XML publishing tools.
1996 - 2001Pioneered Knowledge Management for Technical Support organization. (The product was the first-ever internet-based banking service;) Helped to plan, train and mentor a new KM team; Documented procedures to ensure audit compliance; Developed training curriculum; Authored user, admin and programmer documentation for a range of software applications;