Nov 24, 2020 | 6 min read

Digital Industry Insight #44

Webinar Highlights: Building a Channel/Partner  Program that Works

Momenta's webinar explores Channel/Partners and Go-To-Market Programs That Work! 

So much of today’s technology sector is based on complex solution selling; therefore, it comes as no surprise that there has been an incredible development in the sophistication of a go-to-market and channel/partner strategy.

There are various ways of approach and choices made now will strengthen your company’s competitive position as the crisis subsides and the market accelerates.

This webinar is hosted by Momenta’s Strategy Partners and their guest, Keith Shea, Advisor Corporate Development from Lynx Software Technologies, as they discuss the best practices for successfully creating and executing a go-to-market and channel/partner strategy program for Digital Industry.

 

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Here are the top five key takeaways from this webinar:

 

#1: Use Cases are Critical in the Partner Ecosystem

If you are an early-stage company and planning on creating a channel and partner strategy to generate leads, drive incremental revenue, and expand market presence, the first step is to establish a few lighthouse accounts, usually sold directly. Proven use cases go very far in helping the potential partner to understand the value impact of a partnership. Potential channel partners do not want to take the risk of introducing and or selling unproven technology to their customers. 

 

#2: You Have to Give to Get

You get out of it what you put into it. Partnerships are a three-way street; you, the partner, and the customer collaborate together to realize the outcomes and benefits of the solutions.

 

#3: Set Realistic Expectations

To successfully execute fruitful partnerships, you must be fully committed (time, resources). Stick to the channel and partner strategy plan and set realistic expectations/KPIs for your partners and make sure your leadership is bought in. It takes time to grow and nurture a partnership.

 

#4: Where do you Start --- Start with the End

Write the end of the story first - so that you can work backward - the end of the story is the solution and the value that is delivered to the customer. This approach will help you create the supply chain and identify the partner targets that will ultimately deliver the value to the end-user.

 

#5: Understand the Supply Chain for your Solutions

How do we create the supply chain that will ultimately deliver a solution to our end-user? To do so, you have to understand where your products & services intersect the supply chain as well as the core competencies and key value propositions that differentiate your firm. Furthermore, you have to think about the critical path components, the collection of players, and how they must come together in a certain sequence to successfully deliver value to the end-user. 

 

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For more insights on successful Channel/Partner strategies, we invite you to watch this webinar on-demand!  This webinar is for executives from technology firms in Digital Industry who are looking to leverage a partner or channel ecosystem as a force multiplier to scale their business.

 

During this webinar we discuss:

  • Top five reasons partner strategies fail 
  • Key questions to consider when creating a Channel/Partner and GTM strategy
  • Best practices in assessing and testing a Channel/Partner and go-to-market strategy
  • Overcoming Channel/Partner and GTM execution challenges 

 

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Building Channel/Partner and Go-To-Market Programs That Work


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