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Co-branded content - does it give you a competitive advantage? MDF & co-op marketing. Kathleen Phillips: The premier thing is you have to have alignment with how that partner makes money and whether it's co-marketing, whether it’s spiffs, whether it's bringing them leads, how do you ensure their success?
Lauren Newby: (silence) Lauren Newby: A few seconds as I see a few more people jumping in to join us here for the webinar today. Lauren Newby: So just a quick shout out, you’ve already signed up for this webinar, but what are we talking about today? I joined Tugboat Logic as a VP of alliances and channels since early 2021.
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billion in bookings were generated by co-selling with the cloud providers. And lastly, Satya this year from Microsoft at Microsoft inspire, talked about how they’ve done nearly $32 billion of cloud co-sell since they initiated their program in 2018. Thanks, Paul, and great to see you on the webinar by the way.
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