Maestro Sales Survey

In the near future, our team plans to enter the market with our Maestro solution and start active search for potential customers. It is crucial for us to make this search highest possible while using a minimum of effort from our side as well as from the side of our clients.

In order to create a portrait of our potential client, we designed a Survey. It is intended to collect basic information, in order to understand whether we are able to provide a particular customer with those services that are consistent with his business needs.

The Survey contains questions of different areas:
  • general information about the potential client’s business (domain).
  • questions about cloud providers already used by the client, which relate to the number of existing and regularly deployed resources (which allow us to define the necessary dynamics).
  • questions regarding costs, as costs are also an additional indicator of the size and capacity of the infrastructure.
  • questions regarding the infrastructure management style (self-service or managed by the responsible IT teams).
  • questions about general wishes, i.e. points that the customer considers important, but does not have at the moment.
As a result of the survey, we can get enough information about the customer’s domain, infrastructure size, and dynamics, about the cloud management model that is used in their business. On the basis of this, we can understand their business needs, and immediately prepare a targeted demonstration session with specified focuses.

The survey is available on the Maestro home page in the Request a demo section.


  1. Enter your email address into the respective field and click the Start Survey button.
  2. In the Sign Up window enter the information required for the sign up procedure and click the Sign Up button.
  3. Start answering questions. To proceed to the next question, click the Next button.
  4. Some questions contain additional information about Maestro and the purpose of the question. This makes the customer more acquainted with Maestro offering.
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