Event Horizon: A Path to Mass Event-Driven Architecture Adoption
Making it easier for enterprises to future-proof their event-driven architectures to enable event-driven business operations and customer interactions.
Leading enterprises are transforming to become event-driven so they can be more real-time in their operations and customer interactions, and leading SIs and technology providers are partnering with us to help them do so.
Why should you partner with Solace?
We work with each partner to come up with a go-to-market plan that leverages their strengths and the unique joint value proposition that the combination of our people, services or technologies creates so together we can:
Increase Awareness
In addition to a joint press release announcing our partnership, we’ll create a web page about our joint value proposition, then create and promote a series of blog posts, webinars and other content.
Drive Sales
We’ll work with you to develop a robust go-to-market plan, accompanied by a mutually beneficial co-selling process, then enable your sales and pre-sales teams with appropriate training and sales tools such as a solution brief, reference architecture, and demo.
Build and Certify Skills
Solace Partner Academy will help your technical staff learn everything they need to know to deliver customer value with Solace technology, and our certification program gives you the means to demonstrate your team’s expertise with our technology.
Help us advance the start of the art
We’re working with the top minds in the technology space to make it easier for companies to succeed in an increasingly connected and real-time world, and we’d love to work with you too!
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