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‘Every partner should be investing in hyperscaler marketplaces’ – 6 bold claims from Omdia’s big briefing

The most powerful soundbites from the analyst's recent event revealed

Oxygen staff by Oxygen staff
30 July 2026
in Market data, Indepth, Tech trends
‘Every partner should be investing in hyperscaler marketplaces’ – 6 bold claims from Omdia’s big briefing
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“The role of the transaction remains relevant, but it’s not the fundamental driver for how vendors are incentivising their partners”

Vendors are now rewarding their partners for their involvement in a wide array of “moments” across the sales cycle, beyond just reselling, Omdia Senior Research Director Rachel Brindley claimed.

Brindley flashed up a slide showing the anatomy of a typical deal over a 12-month period in the AI era to illustrate her point (see above).

It showed all the “moments” that occur, from pre-sales workshops to migrations and upselling.

Rachel Brindley, Omdia
Rachel Brindley, Omdia

“Each of those steps needs to be recognised through the customer lifecycle and recognising the role the partner plays from a specialisation perspective, and from an engagement perspective, with the customer,” Brindley said.

“Modern partner programmes are focusing much more on customer outcomes, and there’s a net shift to points-based programmes,” Brindley added, pointing to Microsoft and Cisco’s new partner regimes as prime examples.

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