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About half of respondents held titles in Alliances, Channel, and Partner Management. Your cloud go-to-market includes people, processes, technology, and is a cross-functional initiative that involves alliances, sales, product, and marketing at a minimum. Statistics (and a shift in budget ownership) tell a different story.
About half of respondents held titles in Alliances, Channel, and Partner Management. Your cloud go-to-market includes people, processes, technology, and is a cross-functional initiative that involves alliances, sales, product, and marketing at a minimum. Statistics (and a shift in budget ownership) tell a different story. .
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