Readify has scooped the pool taking out both the 2015 Microsoft Country Partner of the Year award for Australia and the 2015 Microsoft Application Lifecycle Management Partner of the Year award.
Graeme Strange, Readify managing director, says one global award is exciting, ‘getting two leaves me speechless'.
He says the awards confirm the company is ‘in the right space for the future and making an important difference with customers as they seek to innovate with software.
“Both awards speak directly to the great work we have been doing in demonstrating to our customers that there is a right way to go about delivering software projects and that we are indeed experts in successful software innovation and delivery.
The Partner of the Year award recognises Readify's business excellence in delivering Microsoft solutions to multiple partners over the past year, providing effective engagement with the local Microsoft office while showcasing innovation and business impact, driving customer satisfaction and winning new customers.
Phil Sorgen, Microsoft Worldwide Partner Group corporate vice president, says “Readify's dedication to providing outstanding value for our mutual customers is a prime example of the excellence we see in our talented community of Microsoft partners.
The Application Lifecycle Management Partner of the Year award recognises an ALM partner who excels in providing innovative and superior services that increase speed of deployment or implementation of Microsoft Visual Studio and Azure.
Sorgen says this year's winners are among ‘the most innovative and valuable our partner ecosystem has to offer'.
“Therefore it came as no surprise that Readify was named among that group as this year's winner of the 2015 Microsoft Application Lifecycle Management Partner of the Year award,” he says.
This year's awards continue a winning streak for Readify with Microsoft. The company, which employs more than 200 people in Australia, won Country Partner of the Year in 2013 and Worldwide Software Development Partner of the Year in 2012.