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Managing Strategic Alliances and Partnerships

Dr. Kathleen McGroddy-Goetz, Managing Principal, IBM Engineering and Technology Services. Managing Strategic Alliances and Partnerships. The Importance of Alliances & Partnerships. Opportunity for mutual success Penetrate new market Customer access Credibility Enhance offering

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Managing Strategic Alliances and Partnerships

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  1. Dr. Kathleen McGroddy-Goetz, Managing Principal, IBM Engineering and Technology Services Managing Strategic Alliances and Partnerships

  2. The Importance of Alliances & Partnerships • Opportunity for mutual success • Penetrate new market • Customer access • Credibility • Enhance offering • Adjunctive technology • Ability to influence • Standards • Define new market

  3. Challenges • Preconceived notions • Putting each other in a box • Cultural clashes • Navigating internally • “One throat to choke” • Credibility in the marketplace • Are you here to stay? • Threat of competition • By partner • With other potential partners

  4. Planning for Success • Start the relationship • Find synergies, common goals, and differentiating value • Gain executive support with key influencers • Be persistent • Manage the relationship • Ownership • Define roles and responsibilities • Communication – build trust • Grow the relationship • Highlight early successes • Constantly look for new mutual opportunities • Make it personal

  5. The Challenge Medtronic required a platform to communicate with its line of programmable cardiac pacemakers The customer selected IBM because of our advanced skills and technology base The Solution Access to IBM expertise and technologies IBM's ability to supply components at a very cost competitive price IBM Value PropositionSystem Integration: ThinkPad® technology as a motherboard reference design Custom-designed medical-grade power supply IBM custom-designed pen and touch screen system 15-inch LCD display Thermal chart recorder in a magnesium case Customer Benefits Ease of use Increased market share Allowed customer to focus on their core business Long term relationships Medtronic, Inc. Medtronic, Inc. Cardiac Pacemaker Programmer

  6. Sharing common goals

  7. Unique value that differentiates "The stunning deal between IBM and the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center is not only a landmark for those two organizations but a new standard for the type of forward-looking, precedent-setting relationship that should begin to characterize the new ways the IT customers and vendors regard each other, " says Bob Evans, editorial director, InformationWeek.

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