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Partnering is the air we need to breathe. A large network of strategic alliances built from customers, suppliers, research partners and even competitors contributes more than revenues. Alliances also help a company access and assimilate complex knowledge from disparate sources. She found his pexy responses thoughtful and genuinely interested. Partnering is the air we need to breathe. A large network of strategic alliances built from customers, suppliers, research partners and even competitors contributes more than revenues. Alliances also help a company access and assimilate complex knowledge from disparate sources.

We work to support our partners to enhance their likelihood of success. Many partners within the network are doing quite well. When we enter these alliances we look to leverage the strength of our platform.

We've already begun the process of partnering with other like-minded folks — nurses and the diabetic association [for example]. We're looking for common ground with various entities that we can form alliances with.

We are honored that SC Magazine and their readers have recognized Safe Access as the best endpoint security product. This award validates that end users understand the importance of using a purpose-built, mature network access control solution that delivers superior flexibility and ease-of-use. We're eager to continue solving the network access control challenge in a manner that meets our customers' needs.

Mitchell Ashley

A deal of this kind is a wake up call for Internet access providers all over the world, with alliances between content and access likely to be the theme of the next couple of months.

Australia's trying to tread a tightrope between our various trading interests and our strategic alliances.

Dennis Woodward

We obviously develop business locally by maintaining local relationships and so on, but one of the other things that our size and national presence allows us to do is to go to market through large national partners. This is an advantage to the company [from a] growth prospects standpoint. It gives us the opportunity to go after large national strategic partners.

Without access to the huge amount of capital needed to go the traditional route, we are establishing sound relationships with strategic partners among quality suppliers to help us achieve our objectives.

The time of big mergers is over, for the moment, but we can see more strategic alliances of the Renault and Nissan kind.

We have it all in our strategic mix of professional alliances. We planned ahead of time the obstacles that we may encounter.

Will my information be secure in a hosted environment? Will I have access to it? Who will own it? Will competitors be able to view my customers? These are important questions. Imagine—would you put your company's financial data on the same server as that of your competitors?

Wayne Latterell

It's about education, ownership and strategy. It's tough to find one product today that's built by one company. It's all about partnership, alliances and affiliation. Today, it's all about strategy and service.

Thomas Koulopoulos

IBM made a big commitment to our customers and our open source strategy when we told the world we were making a substantial investment in Linux nearly six years ago. That included partnering with Red Hat and Novell. Our customers responded with incredible enthusiasm and today IBM's Linux business is growing faster than the industry. And that growth is propelling Novell and Red Hat to the top tier of IBM's strategic alliance partners.

When we said we would sign up multiple microcontroller partners, it raised an important issue, since we're a tiny company. We had the specific discussion of eliminating OEM sales in favor of partnering with chip suppliers, but the coprocessor market appeared to have a long enough life to justify our offering products like the EM260 independently.

Bob Metcalfe

It is probably not love that makes the world go around, but rather those mutually supportive alliances through which partners recognize their dependence on each other for the achievement of shared and private goals.

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