Fulcrum Information Technologies has bagged a Microsoft partner award at the recent Microsoft Partner Programme Awards, making it one of 18 South African companies to have been recognised this year.
Fulcrum CEO Andre Wolmarans says the company won the award in the information worker solutions space, where it is a niche player, focused on using the Microsoft Enterprise Project Management solution.
The information worker award recognises solution providers who help customers realise increased service revenues, new market opportunities and a renewed focus on high-value customer engagements via technology.
Fulcrum has been a Microsoft Certified Partner since 1998 and has recently attained Gold Certified partner status in the enterprise project management space.
Wolmarans states that Fulcrum has established itself as a leader in the field of enterprise project management by means of its methodology, quality, delivery time and value-added solutions.
The Microsoft Partner Programme Awards recognise Microsoft Partners that have developed and delivered market-leading Microsoft-based solutions over the past year. Multiple awards are handed out in several categories.
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Fulcrum Business Solutions is a certified Microsoft business partner focused on delivering enterprise project management (EPM) solutions and other related offerings to large corporate organisations with formal project management offices, to small businesses with single project managers.
In addition, Fulcrum is a certified K2.Net Workflow partner, with the skills and experience to integrate EPM and workflow solutions.
Fulcrum`s mission is to extend EPM to the business management arena and deliver a spectrum of project solutions and services to obtain project excellence. The opportunity for integration of core business applications and project management services represents the next wave in the business.
Fulcrum is undoubtedly the premier EPM player in the South African market, based both on the completeness of the offering as well as the number and size of implementations to date.
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