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Serving as a Federation of members trade groups/alliances/consortia, ISTO provides a neutral, secure, non-profit legal infrastructure within which technology collectives can collaborate effectively in support of their respective technology missions. In a little over a year, we also have the quantity.
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The desire for this form of partnership is mostly driven by the desire to maintain control in a collaboration. In our Alliance Masterclasses, Anoop Nathwani and I always highlight the importance of trust as one of the foundational elements in creating alliances and partnerships.
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who approached ISTO to collaborate is a major stakeholder in the formation of the DIFI consortium. Here is what he had to say about ISTO: “When I approached IEEE-ISTO, less than two years ago, about supporting a consortium to publicly manage a Digital IF protocol standard, I had high hopes and strong expectations. Vigil, Ph.D.,
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Like the symphony conductor, an alliancemanager must ensure that both partners play in tune. To me, because alliancemanagement critically accounts for the success of partnerships, it’s one of the best roles in an organization. Like the symphony conductor, an alliancemanager must ensure that both partners play in tune.
And it was a head count, who was Global Alliancesmanagement, focused on this. So it was really, really, really important, and our legal and finance team wouldn’t sign off on any private or public offer until that was rectified. We really are driving our field sales teams to collaborate, hey, collaborate.
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