SugarCRM announces new Open+ Partner Programme
Open+ Partner Programme builds on channel operations to provide additional value, support and services to partners.

SugarCRM, provider of open source CRM software, today unveiled its Open+ Partner Programme, which it says will offer its channel partners a wider variety of incentives and resources to deliver its solutions to customers.
The Open+ Partner Programme includes a market development programme that provides SugarCRM partners with resources for business planning, business development activities, event execution, market positioning and sales delivery; Greater access and support for SugarCRM’s Open Cloud platform and enabling technology to help build, manage and maintain next-generation cloud solutions for customers as well as a new referral programme that rewards partners for each qualified lead referred to SugarCRM.
It is also offering partners more streamlined lead generation, distribution of leads, and deal registration, as well as centralised marketing collateral partners can leverage as they go to market with Sugar-powered solutions, and a new customer reference programme to spotlight partner success stories and aid the sales engagement process.
“Open+ creates even more distance between SugarCRM’s award-winning channel programme and those of other CRM providers,” claims Liz Smith, VP of EMEA Sales. “SugarCRM offers unmatched value for VARs looking to build sustainable revenue streams in the cloud.”
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