![]() Our StoryHave you ever seen a group more committed to helping you get the most out of your partner program?2014
![]() Relayware opened an office in Jersey City, NJ fueling the company’s advancements. Relayware is constantly winning new customers, including GENBAND, Nexenta, PGi and SafeNet in the U.S. as well as leading Asian companies, such as India’s Reliance Industries and Tata. 2013
Relayware Named 2013 CRN Emerging Technology Vendor ![]() 2013
Forrester Research ranked Relayware the #1 Partner Relationship Management (PRM) solution, ahead of Salesforce.com and Netsuite. 2013
![]() Relayware’s innovation and market impact was recognized as a Gartner Cool Product. 2013
With Relayware customers and the market clamoring for more, the company raised its first round of capital and partnered with London’s Albion ventures, which invested $5.5 million. 2012
Relayware Launches Relayware Mobile. The company’s B2B collaboration and multi-channel communication solution goes mobile. 2011
Relayware Named 2011 CRN Emerging Technology Vendor 2010
Relayware created a presence in Silicon Valley driving its next phase of growth. Relayware won many more customers, including Lexmark, Kaspersky Lab, NETGEAR and Trend Micro, transforming both the way these companies engaged with their partners and helping them drive impressive channel growth. Relayware’s success continued, always profitable and cash positive. 2007
Siebel’s ex-European chief, Bob Mann, invested and joined as chairman. Another early investor and champion, was a customer -- Mike Morgan, a channel veteran from Xerox, Compaq and HP. Mike joined Relayware’s management team, first as COO and then as CEO. 2007
With the number of customers taking advantage of Simon Wallace-Jones’ innovative software solution growing, the company took off, and the company Relayware was born. 1995
Simon Wallace-Jones saw so many channel professionals devoting most of their time, effort and resources to the handful of channel partners they knew best and who sold the most, ignoring all the others. Companies were struggling to fully leverage the power of their indirect channel partners. Further, each and every interaction with any partner was a one-to-one, manual process. Simon knew that vendors could communicate and collaborate with more of their partners in meaningful ways that would positively affect their bottom line, if they had the right tools. So, Simon set to work and wrote the code that created the product, which he released to his clients’ amazement and satisfaction. |