Is RevOps the next evolution of sales enablement, or should sales enablement remain a separate function?

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RevOps is the future of sales enablement28%

Sales enablement should stay separate71%

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Head of Sales in Softwarea year ago

To me these are significantly different functions within a sales org.

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