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Madhup
Mishra
Senior Vice President of Product Marketing
SmartBear
Madhup Mishra is the Senior Vice President of Product Marketing at SmartBear, improving developer visibility to deliver software faster. With a career spanning over two decades, Madhup has a wealth of experiences across diverse tech landscapes. Prior to SmartBear, his role as Senior Director of Software Product Marketing at Hitachi Vantara involved Data & AI through marketing a broad set of software products around IT Infrastructure, Data Management, and Analytics. Additionally, Madhup’s tenure as VP of Product Management & Marketing at VoltDB, a cutting-edge in-memory database company started in MIT, further underscored their visionary approach and deep industry knowledge. With a multifaceted background encompassing software engineering, product management, and marketing, Madhup brings a uniquely comprehensive perspective to drive innovation and catalyze business growth.
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28 October 2026 10:00 - 10:30
Pipeline forensics: What your win-loss data is trying to tell you
Every closed-lost deal leaves behind a trail of evidence: buyer objections, competitor mentions, the exact moment momentum quietly died. And yet, most GTM teams never bother to investigate it. This session turns win-loss analysis into an investigation: how to read the evidence buried in your CRM, sales calls, and buyer conversations to find out what's actually driving (or killing) deals. You'll leave knowing how to build a process that turns those findings into sharper positioning, tighter sales alignment, and a pipeline you can actually trust. Key takeaways: - How to spot the real patterns behind wins, losses, and deals that quietly stall out - Turning raw buyer and competitor feedback into messaging that actually holds up - Finding exactly where deals break down in the funnel — and fixing it before it repeats - Building a win-loss process that runs itself and keeps paying off deal after deal