A blog about Technology Partnerships, APIs and Ecosystems

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Jul
02
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"What Does Good Look Like?" and Other Questions for Partnership Success

Asking the right questions is essential to navigating the partnership journey.
2 min read
May
29
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Charting a Course Through Uncertainty

Acknowledge the inherent unknowns associated with the start-up phase of any collaborative effort.
2 min read
May
07
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Measuring PMF for Product Integrations

How to gauge whether your integration truly resonates with users and customers.
2 min read
Apr
18
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Partnership Potholes: Avoiding Common Challenges

Product partnerships offer a wealth of potential benefits, from expanding your user base to unlocking innovative solutions. However, the road
3 min read
Apr
08
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Managing Expectations in a Strategic Alliance

Here are a few ways to manage stakeholder expectations along your journey with a partner.
2 min read
Mar
21
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Building Internal Consensus on a Partner Strategy

Forget "Big Bang" partner strategies. Building a winning partnership playbook requires a more nuanced approach.
2 min read
Mar
14
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The $10 Budget Challenge for Product Partnerships

The $10 Budget Challenge is a powerful tool for prioritizing ruthlessly.
2 min read
Feb
29
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Optimizing Value Creation Through Strategic Product Partnerships

In the competitive landscape of today's business, partnerships hold immense potential for driving growth and achieving strategic objectives.
3 min read
Feb
07
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Measuring the Indirect Impact of Product Partnerships

Gauging the indirect growth generated by partnerships often needs a creative and nuanced approach.
2 min read
Jan
25
Innovating with an alliance partner

Innovating with an alliance partner

Partnerships are a powerful way to drive innovation. By working together, two companies can create something new and groundbreaking.
3 min read