The granting of a new specialisation is subject to strict criteria. It can only be obtained by a Microsoft Partner Program member who holds a Microsoft Solutions Partner for Data & AI (Azure) or Microsoft Solutions Partner for Infrastructure (Azure).
„We have them both,“ says Ján Schwarz, CTO and Director of Cloud Enterprise Solutions at SOFTIP. „In addition, we still had to meet demanding performance requirements, our system engineers passed certification exams confirming their expertise and experience, and we successfully passed a third-party audit of our technical procedures. This has clearly demonstrated that we have highly standardised processes and the best experts to help our customers adopt the cloud faster.“
Migrating your infrastructure to the cloud brings with it a number of benefits. Cost reduction, scalability of services, increased security... That's why more and more companies are trying to modernize their infrastructure and move it to Microsoft Azure. Moreover, with the announced end of support for Windows Server 2008 R2, SQL Server 2008 R2 and most recently Windows Server 2012 R2 and SQL Server 2012 R2, this trend will continue to grow.
Specialization Infra and Database Migration to Microsoft Azure gives customers the confidence that they can rely on a partner who is a true expert in the cloud for their cloud journey. Together with the tens of thousands of users that SOFTIP has migrated to Microsoft Azure, this is further confirmation of its dominant position in the deployment of innovative cloud solutions on the Microsoft platform.
The five-time winner of the Microsoft Partner of the Year award in the category of country/regional winners currently has five Microsoft Solutions Partner designs and now also five extended specializations.
