Midshire achieves second Microsoft Partner Network competency

Office technology and IT service provider Midshire has achieved its second Microsoft Partner Network competency.

Midshire has recently completed the necessary assessments to be named a Silver Small and Midmarket Cloud Solutions Provider, adding to its Authorised Education Partner status.

To earn the Microsoft silver competency, Midshire completed a number of exams in order to successfully demonstrate their expertise. Their high quality service has also been confirmed through current customer references, which consider the success of implementation and customer satisfaction.

Philip Sundet, Midshire Northern’s IT Manager comments: “We understand that one solution doesn’t fit all organisations so we provide flexible options, such as IT services to a private-cloud, public-cloud or hybrid-cloud.

“I’m pleased that, as a department, we have now achieved two Microsoft competencies, both of which help to confirm our proficiency in providing IT services to all types of organisation.”

The adoption of cloud computing to manage business operations in increasing. Microsoft’s cloud solutions, based on Office 365, Windows desktop and Windows Server 2012 are increasingly being implemented by small and medium sized businesses for cloud based solutions.

“By achieving a silver competency, organizations have proven their expertise in specific technology areas, placing them among the top 5 percent of Microsoft partners worldwide,” said Phil Sorgen, corporate vice president, Worldwide Partner Group at Microsoft Corp.