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One of the biggest sales frustrations, for both the partner and the vendor, is when there’s a lack of cooperation in sharing account data. This episode features Bob Moore, a serial entrepreneur, CEO, and Co-Founder of Crossbeam. Bob is on a mission to help companies that are partnered with each other bring shared data into their conversations to drive partner success.
Bob shares what he calls the Partner Prisoner’s dilemma, the all too familiar situation where vendor reps and partner reps don’t want to share sales information. And we talk about a big lesson that Bob learned at his prior startup, RJ Metrics, around product market fit. He’s applying that lesson at Crossbeam and tells why anyone starting a company or thinking of launching a product needs to focus on this too.
• The maturity of the API economy has transformed software integrations. What used to be hard and required an Accenture to get the project done, is now easy.
• SasS, combined with APIs, is pushing a shift from the traditional reseller/system integrator channel model to technology partner programs.
• The challenge is how to extract revenue influence from these partnerships. Crossbeam is helping companies leverage their integrations by finding co-selling and co-marketing opportunities that are force multipliers.
The universe of interconnectivity between products has exploded in the last decade and even more so in the last handful of years - @robertjmoore
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You can build an awesome product that does a lot of cool things. And you can identify a really, really big market to go after. But where you find opportunity in a startup is at the intersection of those things - @robertjmoore
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The observation from SasS and the maturity of the API economy is that legacy channels are being replace by new technology partner programs - @robertjmoore
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One of the biggest sales frustrations, for both the partner and the vendor, is when there’s a lack of cooperation in sharing account data. This episode features Bob Moore, a serial entrepreneur, CEO, and Co-Founder of Crossbeam. Bob is on a mission to help companies that are partnered with each other bring shared data into their conversations to drive partner success.
Bob shares what he calls the Partner Prisoner’s dilemma, the all too familiar situation where vendor reps and partner reps don’t want to share sales information. And we talk about a big lesson that Bob learned at his prior startup, RJ Metrics, around product market fit. He’s applying that lesson at Crossbeam and tells why anyone starting a company or thinking of launching a product needs to focus on this too.
• The maturity of the API economy has transformed software integrations. What used to be hard and required an Accenture to get the project done, is now easy.
• SasS, combined with APIs, is pushing a shift from the traditional reseller/system integrator channel model to technology partner programs.
• The challenge is how to extract revenue influence from these partnerships. Crossbeam is helping companies leverage their integrations by finding co-selling and co-marketing opportunities that are force multipliers.
The universe of interconnectivity between products has exploded in the last decade and even more so in the last handful of years - @robertjmoore
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You can build an awesome product that does a lot of cool things. And you can identify a really, really big market to go after. But where you find opportunity in a startup is at the intersection of those things - @robertjmoore
Share on X
The observation from SasS and the maturity of the API economy is that legacy channels are being replace by new technology partner programs - @robertjmoore
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