Cloudbearing Recognized As A 2013 East Region SMB Partner Award Winner By Microsoft
Cloudbearing Wins Award for Cloud Partner of the Year
Raleigh, NC (PRWEB) July 19, 2013 - Today, Cloudbearing proudly announced it was recognized by Microsoft for winning a 2013 East Region SMB Partner Award for Cloud Partner of the Year. These awards highlight and recognize the excellence and achievement of East Region SMB value-added resellers (VARs) who have worked innovatively to produce exceptional results across the business.
During the 2013 Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference in Houston, Microsoft?s East Region SMB&D General Manager Kim Tubbs-Herron was on-site to acknowledge the award winners including Cloudbearing for their achievements.
?The Microsoft Partner Awards recognize Microsoft partners that have developed and delivered exceptional Microsoft-based solutions over the last year,? said Tubbs-Herron. ?Cloudbearing demonstrates a commitment to serving its customers and providing innovative thinking and technology solutions.?
?Cloudbearing is pleased to receive this honor as Cloud Partner of the Year,? said Nicholas Vossburg, CEO of Cloudbearing.
The Cloud Partner of the Year recognizes the partner who has demonstrated a commitment to Microsoft Cloud business (Office 365, Intune, Azure) through consistent marketing of cloud services and, more important, a commitment resulting in customer adoptions of the Cloud solution set. Components of this award included number of customers added, number of seats added, and overall impact on the market (press/publication, etc.)
CloudBearing was founded in 2011 to help organizations successfully migrate to the cloud and to leverage the resulting cost savings and productivity gains. With seven offices in the United States and hundreds of client engagements across industries, CloudBearing employs a tailored, service-oriented migration approach suited to diverse customer needs. For more information, visit http://www.cloudbearing.com
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