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Cetrom IT Awarded Second Gold Competency by Microsoft for Best-in-Class Expertise in Hosting
VIENNA, Va. --(Business Wire)--
Cetrom
Information Technology, Inc. (Cetrom IT), a leader in providing
comprehensive Cloud computing solutions, announces its second gold
competency in the Microsoft
Certified Partner Program. Ranked among the less than one percent of
Microsoft (News - Alert) partner companies worldwide to be awarded multiple gold
competencies, Cetrom IT is one of only six companies in Vienna, Va. to
secure the same.
The designation as a Microsoft
partner recognizes the company for its consistent commitment to
delivering best-in-class business solutions and continuous demonstration
of outstanding customer satisfaction. Competencies are awarded across
multiple categories as either gold or silver based on degree of
proficiency and specialization.
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New- Gold Hosting Competency: This cross-platform
solution competency demonstrates Cetrom IT's ability to excel in
helping offset customers' cost of maintaining critical business
applications by hosting IT services and applications in an
enterprise-class data center.
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Gold Server Platform Competency: Part of the core
infrastructure category, this competency shows Cetrom IT's specialized
skill in designing, building, deploying and supporting the Windows
Server operating system, Windows Server-based applications and the
Microsoft server infrastructure, enabling customers to reduce
infrastructure costs and improve disaster recovery systems.
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Silver Desktop Competency: Also a core infrastructure
competency, this designation confirms Cetrom IT's high-level expertise
and proven skill set for deploying and supporting the Windows
operating system, Microsoft Office suites, Windows Internet Explorer
and Microsoft Desktop Optimization Pack (MDOP).
Christopher Stark, founder and CEO, Cetrom IT, said, "Customer service
is a number one priority for Cetrom IT as evidenced by our strong track
record of customer retention. To continuously deliver superior customer
service and solutions, we invest time and resources into ensuring our
engineers are trained and certified on the latest technologies so they
can quickly and easily respond to customer inquiries. Securing multiple
gold certifications through Microsoft's rigorous partner program not
only confirms our commitment to excellence, but also provides our
customers with the assurance that they are receiving the highest quality
service and solutions."
The Microsoft Certified Partner program consists of IT experts that
deliver innovative, proven solutions built on Microsoft technologies to
support customers' businesses and provide a competitive advantage. The
partnership status is awarded by Microsoft to only those companies that
represent the highest level of competency with Microsoft technologies
and continuously demonstrate outstanding customer satisfaction.
About Cetrom Information Technology, Inc.
Cetrom Information Technology, Inc. (Cetrom IT) is a leading provider of
comprehensive, Cloud computing solutions for global SMBs. Founded in
2001, Cetrom IT offers high-availability, enterprise-class Cloud
computing solutions with more than 150 diverse Software-as-a-Service
(SaaS (News - Alert)) applications, including customer relationship management (CRM),
accounting, Microsoft Office, Microsoft Exchange, graphics design,
mobile workforce support and virtualized custom applications.
Headquartered in Vienna, Va., with offices and SAS (News - Alert) 70-compliant data
centers across the United States, Cetrom IT is a Microsoft Gold
Certified Partner, a Blackberry Alliance Program member and a partner of
leading technology providers such as Citrix, Dell, EMC (News - Alert)2 and
CenturyLink (formerly Qwest). For more information, visit www.cetrom.net,
call 866-9CETROM (866-923-8766) or join the conversation on LinkedIn,
Twitter,
Facebook
or Google+.
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