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PUBLISHER: IDC | PRODUCT CODE: 1932815

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PUBLISHER: IDC | PRODUCT CODE: 1932815

Partner Ecosystems in Transition: Highlights from IDC's 4Q25 Partner Advisory Board Session

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This IDC Market Note summarizes key themes and insights from the 4Q25 session of IDC's U.K. Partner Advisory Board (PAB). Anonymized quotes capture partner sentiment and provide a lens into ecosystem dynamics in 2026.

Executive snapshot

  • Key takeaways

In this Market Note

IDC's Point of View

  • Deal cycles fluctuate and customers remain cautious
    • Partners experience volatility and deal unpredictability
    • AI prioritization is real, but buyers are cautious
  • AI's impact is transformative for the partner ecosystem
    • "Internal AI first" as a competitive moat
    • AI is changing the economics of service delivery
    • The rise of AI requires partners to transform
  • Vendor-partner engagement dynamics need to adapt
    • Vendor programs and badging feel misaligned with partner profitability
    • Cloud marketplaces are moving "into the UI," potentially disintermediating traditional motions

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  • Related Research
  • Synopsis
Product Code: EUR154256226

Executive snapshot

  • Key takeaways

In this Market Note

IDC's Point of View

  • Deal cycles fluctuate and customers remain cautious
    • Partners experience volatility and deal unpredictability
    • AI prioritization is real, but buyers are cautious
  • AI's impact is transformative for the partner ecosystem
    • "Internal AI first" as a competitive moat
    • AI is changing the economics of service delivery
    • The rise of AI requires partners to transform
  • Vendor-partner engagement dynamics need to adapt
    • Vendor programs and badging feel misaligned with partner profitability
    • Cloud marketplaces are moving "into the UI," potentially disintermediating traditional motions

Learn more

  • Related Research
  • Synopsis
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