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New
Channel Strategies Emerge From CMP XChange 2005
On
March 5-9, over 250 resellers and 100 vendors converged on
New Orleans for the CMP Solution Provider XChange. Core Strategies
and several of our clients attended the conference and had
an opportunity to interact and discuss the prevailing channel
trends for 2005.
On
Sunday, VARBusiness Senior Editor T.C. Doyle and Toni Clayton-Hine,
managing director of CMP's Institute for Partner Development
(IPED), showcased new thoughts to consider when bringing a
new technology partner into your business.
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Deal
Registration Becoming a "Must Have" for Technology
Companies Deal
registration programs have recently shifted from a channel
program differentiator to a "must-have". Core Strategies'
Partner, BlueRoads Corporation, has recently released a Deal
Registration Module for its leading Channel Management Software
Suite that—like its powerful Lead Management module—was
built for the channel from the ground up. This BlueRoads white
paper introduces seven best practices in channel deal registration
that are essential to the success of any deal registration
program. Companies implementing these seven best practices
quickly see significant increases in both the number of registered
deals and related revenue through the channel.
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Vertical
Markets are Key Channel Focus in 2005
In
her February CRN article, Charlene O'Hanlon asks the intriguing
question: "What do physicians and solution providers
have in common?" The answer: "They're both making
a lot of money in healthcare."
While
your company may or may not be able to leverage the success
of healthcare the importance of delivering channel-ready solutions
that have a vertical focus is a key focus for 2005—the
ability to deliver these solutions will be a major factor
in your success.
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What
is Six Sigma and How Can It Help Me? At
Core Strategies we talk quite a bit about measurement, metrics
and ROI—any marketing program worth doing is worth measuring.
In other words, every effective marketing program, workshop
or activity should have defined metrics attached. Without
defined goals and metrics, you will never know if your activities
are successful and whether the money you invested created
revenue. Six Sigma methods and processes can play a key role
in defining ROI.
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