The document discusses aggregate demand and aggregate supply, and their role in explaining short-run economic fluctuations. It notes that economic activity fluctuates from year to year, with recessions representing periods of declining incomes and rising unemployment. The aggregate demand-aggregate supply model is used to analyze these fluctuations by showing the relationship between price levels, output, and the demand and supply of goods and services. Shifts in components of aggregate demand, like government purchases, can cause the aggregate demand curve to shift and impact price levels and output in the short run.
The results have poured in from our 6th Annual State of Partnering research. This year’s study was the biggest and most comprehensive yet – with 98 global vendors and 250 solution provider participants.
This year’s study focused on several key partnering topics including enablement, cloud engagement models, field sales coverage and channel spending trends.
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The results have poured in from our 6th Annual State of Partnering research. This year’s study was the biggest and most comprehensive yet – with 98 global vendors and 250 solution provider participants.
This year’s study focused on several key partnering topics including enablement, cloud engagement models, field sales coverage and channel spending trends.
Specializations are becoming the new table-stakes in value-based channel programs. Their goal? To help differentiate partner value and drive increased competency. But, are specializations considered a distraction to the partner sales and technical certification requirements? Are they a worthy partner investment in long-term skills development and market position? This exclusive channel research explores the perceived value and ROI of channel specialization programs, from both the vantage point of 400 solution providers and 40 vendors. Get answers to these questions: Which type of specialized partners are vendors looking to develop or attract? What are the specialization program requirements and benefits? What ROI are partners expecting on their specialization investment? How does specialization improve the solution providers’ relationship with their customers and vendors?