Oracle rolls out revamped partner program

By Rick Whiting
Dec 3, 2009 8:38 AM
Tags: oracle | program | specialized | channel | partner | events

Formally launches 'Oracle PartnerNetwork Specialised' program.

Oracle has formally launched 'Oracle Partner Network Specialised', the company's expanded partner program, in a series of online events Wednesday and Thursday.

Unveiled at Oracle OpenWorld in October, OPN Specialised offers the software vendor's 22,000 channel partners the opportunity to become certified in specific Oracle products. Such specialisations are open to "gold" tier partners in the program and are a requirement for achieving platinum-tier status.

"The Oracle PartnerNetwork Specialised program was designed to allow our valued partner community to differentiate themselves and reap the benefits of being recognised by customers for their in-depth Oracle technology or services expertise," said Judson Althoff, Oracle Senior Vice President of Worldwide Alliances and Channels, in a statement.

The program offers expanded training opportunities to help solution providers become certified, as well as other benefits and resources. Oracle channel managers say certification offers a way for solution providers to differentiate themselves in the market and specialized partners will be given preferred status for sales leads and other business opportunities.

Oracle channel executives are conducting a series of online events today and tomorrow to brief resellers around the world on the program.

More information is available at the Oracle PartnerNetwork (OPN) Specialised site.

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