Manchester-based scientific software company, GdoelTech, has made a significant leap closer to securing Microsoft’s prestigious Gold Certified status by gaining two new competencies under the scheme – putting the company on track to clinch the full award by the end of 2007.
GodelTech, which only joined the scheme in February 2007, has now been rewarded for its work in Custom Development Solutions, Data Management Solutions and Mobility Solutions.
GodelTech director, Ray Bird, said: “Being recognised as a Microsoft Partner is already helping us in business because customers instantly know our projects are developed by people who are trained to the highest standards in the latest technologies and can offer consistently high quality and sophisticated software solutions.
“We’re delighted to have reached this stage so quickly and are confident of becoming a full Microsoft Gold Certified Partner within the next three months.”
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GodelTech gains Microsoft Certified Partner status
Each Microsoft Certified Partner must employ a minimum number of Microsoft Certified Professionals (MCPs) who have a demonstrated level of technical expertise and the proven ability to deliver solutions featuring Microsoft products. MCPs must pass certification exams developed by Microsoft. In addition to this a number of customer references are required to gain this award.
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GodelTech revved up for CeBIT 2007
Preparations for exhibiting at CeBIT 2007 in Hannover, Germany, (from 15th - 21st March 2007) are now well under way. You will be able to find us in Hall 5 on stand F16. Latest information is available here.CeBIT 2007 (www.cebit.de) is the number 1 global technology exhibition, attracting 6000 exhibitors and over 450 000 visitors in 2006.