Schouw Informatisering member of the President’s Club
Good results Schouw Informatisering are recognized by Microsoft
Houston, 15 July 2008 - Based on a good an consistent growth in turnover, Schouw Informatisering has entered the Microsoft President’s Club. This reward is only designated for the top 5% of Microsoft partners, worldwide. With this approval, Schouw Informatisering has gained access to the Partner Advisory Board and special sessions of Microsoft where only the best partners are invited for. John Schouw, Chief Executive Officer of Schouw Informatisering tells: ‘There are only seven Microsoft partners in the Netherlands, which have achieved this status and Schouw Informatisering is one of them.’
Worldwide Partner Conference
The announcement of the membership has been done in Houston, during the Worldwide Partner Conference 2008. This is a large annual event for all Microsoft partners worldwide. Max Geers, Partner Account Manager at Microsoft explains: ‘the elite club recognizes the Microsoft Dynamics partners belonging to the top 5% worldwide. These partners give constant devotion towards their customers and offer them solutions to fill in their unique demands. Besides, these top partners have an active drive for both product and technological improvements, which goes hand in hand with impressive sales results. Through the good results of Schouw Informatisering, they contribute to the overall success of Microsoft Dynamics worldwide.
Recognition of activities
With the membership of the President’s Club, Schouw Informatisering can further improve its service by exchanging knowledge and experience with other Microsoft top partners. ‘The unique point of Schouw Informatisering is their dedicated focus towards the food and beverage market,’ tells Max Geers. ‘ we made a well considered choice, due to the fact that the food and beverage industry is a complex market and needs a dedicated focus,’ is the explanation of John Schouw. ‘inside the food and beverage industry, we see a large number of opportunities. Especially outside the Netherlands. This will enable us to continue to reach good results at Microsoft.’