Hi Sarah,
I just happened upon your post now (only seven months later!).
I believe these types of questions are being addressed in the new partner management COI. You can check out their group here.
Thanks,
Shawn
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First name
Sarah
Last name
McMullin
Company
Sybase iAnywhere
Level
Individual Contributor
Primary Job Function
Research
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