Category: Best Practices

The Forrester Total Economic Impact™ of AWS Marketplace study shows the time and cost savings achieved when organizations use AWS Marketplace to find, try, buy, deploy, and manage software, data, and professional services from AWS Marketplace.

Learn how companies who are successful in AWS Marketplace coordinate multiple departments and stakeholders while integrating AWS Marketplace into existing business processes.

This post examines how Domino’s Enterprise AI Platform and AWS machine learning (ML) accelerators help organizations innovate with AI while preserving governance and performance. We also explore how Domino simplifies deployment to Amazon SageMaker, helping teams accelerate AI development responsibly.

Introducing the AWS Marketplace Procurement insights dashboard, providing organization-level visibility into AWS Marketplace purchases. Learn how this tool enhances transparency and control, enabling strategic decision-making for your AWS Marketplace procurement.

AWS Marketplace sellers, independent software vendors (ISVs), and consulting partners (CPs) need to provide fulfillment options when launching a software-as-a-service (SaaS) product in AWS Marketplace. Picking the right fulfillment option is key. This choice affects how customers access your product and can really impact their experience. Let’s dive into the available fulfillment options to help you make a smart choice for your SaaS offering.

This post explores AWS Marketplace renewal strategies and how sellers can use them to optimize pricing, streamline renewals, and provide more value to customers.

In this blog post, we describe an approach for controlling access to AWS Marketplace repositories using IAM policies with least privilege permissions assigned to IAM user accounts or roles. We demonstrate this capability through the experiences of three personas, defined as follows:

· AWS Marketplace Administrator – This user has full admin access in AWS marketplace.
· Developer – This user has limited access to push images to defined repositories.
· Read-only user – This user has access to describe and list images only, with pushing actions being blocked.

In this post, we provide a step-by-step overview of how AWS Marketplace sellers and customers can transact private offers in non-USD currencies.

In this post, I define the six pillars of the COSS framework and explain how to use it. At the end of the post, you can use the provided assessment to determine how well your company aligns with the COSS framework today.

In this post, we cover the key tax documents that customers in India may request from you as a third-party seller in AWS Marketplace. Having these documents readily available can help streamline the sales process and ensure timely payments.