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ROWDEN
Bristol, UK

Partner Evaluation

Lockheed Martin UK (Prime Contractor)

Performance Scorecard (Review)
5 Cs Selection (New)

1. Financial Performance (Results)

ⓘ Year-over-year growth in sales of Rowden edge systems, services, and secure deployment programmes.
ⓘ Ability to maintain healthy margins without excessive discounting on licences, services, or partner margin.

2. Customer Success (Retention)

ⓘ Percentage of agencies or analyst teams renewing their subscriptions or returning for more content.
ⓘ Speed and accuracy of onboarding new agency workgroups to Rowden environments.

3. Strategic Alignment (Partner-Centric Growth)

ⓘ Willingness to share sell-through data and customer feedback to improve mission workflows and product development.
ⓘ Continued investment in deploying secure environments, accreditation, and analyst workflow rollout.
ⓘ Adoption of hybrid models (Secure Platform + Services) and subscription-based revenue streams.
ⓘ Active promotion and integration of Rowden edge systems for analysts.

4. Enablement & Growth (Potential)

ⓘ Investment in training staff on Rowden tools, integrations, and operator workflows.
ⓘ Proactive marketing campaigns co-branded with Rowden.
ⓘ Utilization of Rowden mission systems and edge management to strengthen deployed capability and capture relevance.

1. Capabilities (Can they do it?)

Technical skills, cleared delivery capacity, sales force, and operational maturity.
ⓘ Technical ability to support secure delivery, data integration, and services.

2. Commitment (Will they do it?)

Mindshare, willingness to invest, executive sponsorship.
ⓘ Executive buy-in to prioritize Rowden products.

3. Coverage (Where do they do it?)

Geographic location, vertical market focus, customer base overlap.
ⓘ Geographic reach or access to specific MOD, defence, and mission-led public-sector accounts.

4. Capital (Can they afford it?)

Financial stability, cash flow, ability to invest in marketing.
ⓘ Financial health to sustain bid, security, and marketing initiatives.

5. Cost (Is it worth it?)

Cost to serve, support overhead, margin requirements.
ⓘ Operational efficiency and cost of doing business with this partner.
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