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"Defining a global winner is almost meaningless because partners exist and operate in their markets." -Kareem Yusuf Ph.D, SVP of Ecosystem at IBM IBM's partner strategy runs across seven or eight distinct categories, each with different needs and different support. Tiffani Bova gets the full breakdown at IBM Think 2026.

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