Introduction
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Your Role and Responsibilities
The Brand Partner Specialist (BPS) specializing in the IBM Automation portfolio focuses on a defined Client or Partner and drives brand sales through Business Partners. The BPS delivers differentiated value through IBM's technology portfolio to clients during the pre-sales and customer engagement phase of an opportunity. The IBM Sustainability/Automation Software portfolio focuses on 3 main areas:
- ** Business Automation**: Automating your Business end-to-end, which reduces the amount of manual labor you need, minimizes the amount of unnecessary human intervention, and eliminates the typical friction points and bottlenecks that can lead to process delays. It is not sufficient to just automate a few repetitive tasks with a technology like robotic process automation (RPA). To truly scale, the entire end-to-end process must be automated using a variety of capabilities. Examples include automating and streamlining customer on boarding or automating a loan processing workflow for retail or mortgage banks or automating a claims process for insurance companies and using artificial intelligence (AI) to eliminate fraud while still delivering an incredible customer experience.
Required Technical and Professional Expertise
- Minimum 3 years of experience in Sales role.
- Sales experience and comfortable with qualifying sales opportunities and prepared to drive opportunities with the partner community mainly in growth and strategic accounts
- Selling hybrid cloud software or SaaS solutions in which your primary area of responsibility
Preferred Technical and Professional Expertise
Same as above
About Business UnitIBM has a global presence, operating in more than 175 countries with a broad-based geographic distribution of revenue. The company's Global Markets organization is a strategic sales business unit that manages IBM's global footprint, working closely with dedicated country-based operating units to serve clients locally. These country teams have client relationship managers who lead integrated teams of consultants, solution specialists and delivery professionals to enable clients' growth and innovation. By complementing local expertise with global experience and digital capabilities, IBM builds deep and broad-based client relationships. This local management focus fosters speed in supporting clients, addressing new markets and making investments in emerging opportunities. Additionally, the Global Markets organization serves clients with expertise in their industry as well as through the products and services that IBM and partners supply. IBM is also expanding its reach to new and existing clients through digital marketplaces.
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