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By SuperUser Account on 11/1/2010 8:55 AM
Microsoft Partner Network equips partners to transform their businesses and provide greater value and innovation for customers.
 

REDMOND, Wash. — Nov. 1, 2010 — Microsoft Corp. today flipped the switch on the Microsoft Partner Network, an evolution of the company’s industry-leading partner program that has been two years in the making. The revamped program, which takes effect today, equips Microsoft partners with the training, resources and support they need to successfully compete in today’s marketplace and allows customers to easily identify the right partner for their technology needs.

Partners Discuss Microsoft Partner Network
 

 

The Microsoft Partner Network is based on partner feedback and customer demand for specialized service experts. These new offerings will enable partners to focus on specific technologies that increase the number of business opportunities, as well as their ability to deliver innovative solutions that help customers achieve their goals.

“Microsoft’s partners are the secret behind our success, and we created the Microsoft Partner Network to help them achieve their business needs and drive deeper customer satisfaction,” said Jon Roskill, corporate vice president of the Worldwide Partner Group at Microsoft. “The Microsoft Partner Network provides partners with the necessary tools, resources and support to help partners differentiate themselves and succeed in today’s market.”

“The market we compete in is as dynamic as I’ve ever seen it, and, to stay competitive, we have to be very responsive to customers’ needs,” said Zikria Syed, CEO, NextDocs. “The Microsoft Partner Network brings a rich community of industry partners, as well as the technical and business development resources we need to respond to our customers and stand out from our competitors.”

New Membership Opportunities Available to Partners

Starting today, partners will renew their annual Microsoft Partner Network memberships under the new structure, allowing them to choose the membership opportunity that best meets their needs. Partners will also have the opportunity to build relationships with their peers and with experts at Microsoft. Using Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn or the Microsoft Partner Network Community, any partner can get answers to questions and take part in conversations about latest technology trends and topics such as best practices, business development and how to drive innovation.

Featured Microsoft Partners

 

Your Computer Guy, Inc. 
Office Location:  Wellington, Florida, United States
Type:  Systems Integrator
Industry Focus:  Small Business, Comsumers


Your Computer Guy is dedicated to providing high-level IT consulting services to businesses that want to cut costs and increase efficiency. Our industry-respected professionals provide computer tech support that can help your business compete in today’s evolving and global market, at a fraction of the cost of employing an in-house IT team. With flat-rate IT support, you can finally think of your IT as a predictable investment, rather than a costly burden for your business in Wellington, Florida.

 

 

xRM 
Office Location:  Irvine, California, United States
Type:  Reseller,System Builder,VAR
Industry Focus:  Real estate, financial services, healthcare, technology, entertainment and other industries.


xRM, also known as Streamsol, specializes in CRM implementations for large and small businesses. We offer custom solutions, data migration, and hosting. xRM is one of the largest CRM Resellers in the Microsoft Partner Network.

 

 

T3 Information Systems 
Office Location:  Washington, District of Columbia, United States
Type:  ISV,Systems Integrator,Reseller,VAR
Industry Focus:  Not-For-Profit


T3 Information Systems, a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner specializing in Microsoft Dynamics GP, SL and CRM, as well as financial reporting, dashboard and budgeting applications such as FRx\Management Reporter, OnseStop Reporting, NetCharts Performance Dashboards, Forecaster and our own Full Circle Budget. T3 combines best in class software applications with industry best practices and proven processes to meet the unique business needs of nonprofit organizations. To learn more about T3 Information Systems, visit www.t3infosystems.com.

 

 

Gig Werks 
Office Location:  Yonkers, New York, United States
Type:  Systems Integrator
Industry Focus:  Professional Services, Architecture, Engineering, Construction, Financial Services, Manufacturing


Gig Werks is a Microsoft Gold Certified and Field Managed Partner. Gig Werks has expertise across the Pillars of SharePoint including Business Intelligence, Enterprise Content Management (ECM), Web Content Management (WCM), Collaboration, Business Process Automation, Search, Portals as well as Unified Communications.

 

 

adaQuest 
Office Location:  Bellevue, Washington, United States
Type:  Reseller,VAR,Other
Industry Focus:  Project ManagementLocalizationProject and Portfolio ManagementProject Management Office


adaQuest, Inc. was founded by experienced program management professionals who recognized the need for a more efficient project management model. adaQuest specializes in a unified approach to PMO development, Project Portfolio Management (including Enterprise Project Management), and Localization Services. adaQuest is a Microsoft Certified Partner in Enterprise Project Management Solutions and an authorized Reseller of all Microsoft products. Headquartered in Bellevue, Washington, adaQuest has been assisting clients in meeting project and corporate objectives since 2001.

 

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