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Alliances with everything

The best-in-class IT vendor alliances are hatched at the top, but informed and executed locally. Brainstrom surveys some typical ecamples.

31 July 2006

At best, vendor alliances are long-standing commitments, revisited periodically. They benefit not just the vendor, by allowing it to cheaply acquire a new portfolio or customer base, but focus on the customer. Not surprisingly, the same names keep coming up, and the bigger they are, the higher the incidence of ‘co-opetition`.

Ask any global IT vendor why it collaborates with others, and they`re likely to say: “We cannot be everything to everyone.”

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