Johannesburg, 18 Jun 2008
Today, AccTech Systems announced it has been selected as a finalist for the Microsoft Partner of the Year award in Information Worker Solutions, Enterprise Project Management.
"Being selected as an international finalist, in what is only our 1st full year as a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner, is a tremendous honor for us" says Tertius Zitzke, Managing Director of AccTech Systems. The Microsoft partner network stretches across the globe and we are very proud of the fact that the International Microsoft community recognizes our innovation and technical prowess with which we deploy our EPM solutions on the African continent," says Zitzke.
Awards will be presented in a number of categories, with winners chosen from a pool of more than 2,000 entrants worldwide. The Information Worker Solutions, Enterprise Project Management Partner of the Year award recognizes exceptional partners that have excelled in offering breakthrough Microsoft Office system solutions. The winning partner's technology and marketing offerings have increased its customers' employee productivity and assisted them in connecting with their business partners and customers. The winning partner's innovative thinking has helped to solve a technical challenge or helped to address its customers' business needs and empower their people, and has had a unique and positive impact on customers' business pain points.
"Partners are critical to delivering rich business solutions and innovative excellence to customers," said Allison Watson, Corporate Vice President, Worldwide Partner Group, Microsoft. "Congratulations to the 2008 Partner Award winners who have each demonstrated innovation beyond measure and an unswerving commitment to delivering the highest levels of customer satisfaction. We look forward to these partners continuing to raise the bar in the design and deployment of customer solutions built on Microsoft technologies."
The Microsoft Partner Program Awards recognize Microsoft partners that have developed and delivered exceptional Microsoft-based solutions over the past year.
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