Channel ecosystem

A channel ecosystem refers to the network of partners that a company engages with to effectively market, sell, and distribute its products or services. This ecosystem typically includes distributors, resellers, consultants, technology partners, and affiliate organizations, each playing specific roles in extending the reach and enhancing the value of the company’s offerings. A well-integrated channel ecosystem enables companies to access various customer segments more efficiently, optimize their supply chain, and leverage the expertise and capabilities of partners to meet diverse customer needs and drive mutual growth.

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7 steps to optimize channel partner enablement

In this guide, we explore the seven steps of channel partner enablement that ensure relationships are as productive and profitable as possible. From customizing partner programs to leveraging advanced data analytics, read about these imperatives to transform your partner strategy into a powerful component of success.

Prioritizing and penetrating new growth pathways

Creating highly systematic and repeatable growth pathways to new revenue is difficult. Download our framework for a three-step approach to successfully paving new growth pathways and get a checklist of five to-dos.

Choosing, building, and enabling routes-to-market for high performance

Companies that focus on go-to-market and match their routes-to-market with well-designed and operated channels generate more value. Download the framework to get a seven-step approach to designing a channel-centric strategy, and checklist for the 6 critical go-dos when embarking on a channel redesign.

Conducting a data audit to prepare for digital sales transformation

There are seven key traits to establish a strong data foundation that will help prepare you for a successful digital sales transformation. Download the framework for these key traits and get nine actionable tasks to help you prepare for digital sales transformation.
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