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Intel Partner Alliance Program
Connect with partners through intelligent matchmaking
On the 28th, Intel unveiled new details of the 'Intel Partner Alliance program', the 'Intel Partner University' training platform, and the 'Intel Solutions Marketplace'.

Partners can discover new value and find the right solutions and partners to meet their business needs through features like Intel Partner Alliance's intelligent matchmaking.
The Intel Partner Alliance Program ▲expands partner types to include cloud service providers (CSPs), solution integrators, and software providers, ▲provides enhanced solution and partner collaboration opportunities, ▲educational curriculum with enhanced expertise, and ▲new value and consistent experiences through an integrated and unified program.
Intel Partner Alliance's intelligent matchmaking capabilities help partners find the right solutions and partners to meet their business needs. Partner Alliances bring together each company's programs to facilitate collaboration among partners and accelerate the development of solutions for business growth.
The new Intel Partner University program, which will be announced in the second half of 2020, offers benefits such as ▲ partner-tailored course recommendations ▲ a certification system through digital badges and expertise enhancement in partner desired areas ▲ live and on-demand training optimized for mobile devices that can be accessed regardless of time or location ▲ various digital training formats.
Additionally, Intel plans to support a platform for real-time collaboration with experts within Intel's global ecosystem through the Intel Solutions Marketplace. The Solutions Marketplace is scheduled to launch in November.
“The proliferation of cloud and edge computing, the advent of 5G, and the growth of AI and analytics have had a significant impact on how businesses operate and serve their customers,” said Eric Thompson, general manager of Intel’s Global Partner Enablement Division.
He added, “Intel will spare no effort in investing and supporting its partners to help them seize and capitalize on the opportunities of the data-centric era and thrive.”
Connect with partners through intelligent matchmaking
On the 28th, Intel unveiled new details of the 'Intel Partner Alliance program', the 'Intel Partner University' training platform, and the 'Intel Solutions Marketplace'.

Intel Strengthens Partner Alliance
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Partners can discover new value and find the right solutions and partners to meet their business needs through features like Intel Partner Alliance's intelligent matchmaking.
The Intel Partner Alliance Program ▲expands partner types to include cloud service providers (CSPs), solution integrators, and software providers, ▲provides enhanced solution and partner collaboration opportunities, ▲educational curriculum with enhanced expertise, and ▲new value and consistent experiences through an integrated and unified program.
Intel Partner Alliance's intelligent matchmaking capabilities help partners find the right solutions and partners to meet their business needs. Partner Alliances bring together each company's programs to facilitate collaboration among partners and accelerate the development of solutions for business growth.
The new Intel Partner University program, which will be announced in the second half of 2020, offers benefits such as ▲ partner-tailored course recommendations ▲ a certification system through digital badges and expertise enhancement in partner desired areas ▲ live and on-demand training optimized for mobile devices that can be accessed regardless of time or location ▲ various digital training formats.
Additionally, Intel plans to support a platform for real-time collaboration with experts within Intel's global ecosystem through the Intel Solutions Marketplace. The Solutions Marketplace is scheduled to launch in November.
“The proliferation of cloud and edge computing, the advent of 5G, and the growth of AI and analytics have had a significant impact on how businesses operate and serve their customers,” said Eric Thompson, general manager of Intel’s Global Partner Enablement Division.
He added, “Intel will spare no effort in investing and supporting its partners to help them seize and capitalize on the opportunities of the data-centric era and thrive.”
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