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Companies fighting Channel Conflict

Channel conflict arises when a brand sells its products directly to consumers—through general marketing or online—bypassing distributors, retailers, dealers, or sales representatives, leading to tension with those channel partners.

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List of companies that fight Channel Conflict

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  • Ingersoll Rand logo
    United StatesEmployees17kRevenue$6.7BIndustrial Machinery Manufacturing
    Channel ConflictHigh confidence
  • Wolters Kluwer logo
    NetherlandsEmployees23kRevenue$5.8BInformation Services
    Channel ConflictHigh confidence
  • Keeper Security, Inc. logo
    United StatesEmployees833Revenue$11MSoftware Development
    Channel ConflictHigh confidence
  • Denodo logo
    United StatesEmployees790Revenue$35MSoftware Development
    Channel ConflictHigh confidence
  • Enerpac Tool Group logo
    United StatesEmployees2.3kRevenue$585MIndustrial Machinery Manufacturing
    Channel ConflictHigh confidence
  • Kimberly-Clark logo
    United StatesEmployees35kManufacturing
    Channel ConflictHigh confidence
  • Uniti Group Inc. logo
    United StatesEmployees8.5kTelecommunications
    Channel ConflictHigh confidence
  • Niva Bupa logo
    IndiaEmployees1.8kRevenue$169MInsurance
    Channel ConflictHigh confidence
  • Snap-on logo
    United StatesEmployees10kMachinery Manufacturing
    Channel ConflictHigh confidence
  • SCHUNK USA logo
    United StatesEmployees113Automation Machinery Manufacturing
    Channel ConflictHigh confidence

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