Company
Partnerships
We do not list a vendor here until a formal relationship is confirmed in writing and reviewed by Legal.
Our position
Why this page is shorter than you might expect
Partner badges are easy to display and hard to verify, which is exactly why buyers have learned to discount them. A logo grid tells you very little about whether a supplier can actually staff your program.
So we hold to a simple rule.
- Where we have a formal, current partner status, we name it and it appears here.
- Where we have genuine hands-on delivery experience but no formal status, we say “experience with” on the relevant technology page.
- Where we have neither, we say that too, and point you at someone who can tell you plainly what we can and cannot do.
That last case is more common than most suppliers admit, and stating it is more useful to you than a badge would be.
How we describe relationships
Four honest states
Partner
A formal, current relationship with the vendor, confirmed in writing and approved by Legal. Named here with its scope and expiry.
Experience with
Real hands-on delivery experience, no formal status. This is the honest default for most vendor technologies and the wording we use.
Building capability
Actively investing, with pilots or internal work. We say this is emerging rather than implying a track record.
Pending verification
We have not yet published a capability statement. The technology page says so and routes you to a conversation rather than guessing.
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