Channel Ecosystem Collaboration and the Case for Purpose-Built Technology

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Collaborate beyond the enterprise Whitepaper from Relayware Demand-Side Ecosystem Collaboration and the Case for Purpose-Built Technology

description

Almost every company has a CRM system and for some, CRM has become their most strategically important software system and data repository. CRM is often seen as the solution to every sales and marketing challenge – even indirect channel ecosystem management. But the “C” in CRM stands for “Customer” not “Channel”. So before attempting to misuse your CRM system to drive collaboration with your indirect channel ecosystem, take a few moments to read this enlightening whitepaper to better understand the nature of and rationale for ecosystem collaboration and learn why you should invest in purpose-built technology to complement and co-exist with CRM.

Transcript of Channel Ecosystem Collaboration and the Case for Purpose-Built Technology

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Collaborate beyond the enterprise

Whitepaper from Relayware

Demand-Side Ecosystem Collaboration and the Case for Purpose-Built Technology

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Contents

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The Business Issue

Ecosystem Collaboration: What is It?

Ecosystem Collaboration: The Components

The Benefits of Ecosystem Collaboration Versus CRM and PRM

Consequences of Misuse of Technology

Summary: CRM and Ecosystem / External Collaboration System Co-existence

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Demand-Side Ecosystem Collaboration and

the Case for Purpose-Built Technology

The Business Issue

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Ecosystem Collaboration: What is It?

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Ecosystem Collaboration: The Components

1. Operational Collaboration

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1. Sales Collaboration

2. Marketing Collaboration

3. Collaborative and Cooperative Learning

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4. Service and Support Collaboration

2. Community Collaboration

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3. Multi-Channel Collaborative Communication

4. Analytical Collaboration

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5. Cultural Collaboration

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The Benefits of Ecosystem Collaboration Versus CRM and PRM

Selection and Segmentation

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Recruitment and On-boarding

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Training and Enablement

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Motivation and Incentivization

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Sales, Marketing, Service and Support Collaboration

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Performance Management and Optimization

Consequences of Misuse of Technology

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Summary: CRM and Ecosystem / External Collaboration System Co-existence

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