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  IN PICTURES: 2015 Microsoft Australia Partner Awards (+21 photos)

  The achievements of Microsoft’s Australian partners over the past year have been recognised through a number of prestigious awards announced at the 2015 Microsoft Australia Partner Conference (APC) on the Gold Coast. The Microsoft Australia Partner Awards showcased partners delivering innovative solutions and services to customers, with many embracing Microsoft’s Cloud solutions. Awards were presented in 17 categories. The winners were chosen from more than 170 nominations. With more than 11,000 partners in Australia it was a competitive field. Photos by ARN Editor, ALLAN SWANN.

  IN PICTURES: 2015 Microsoft Australia Partner Awards (+21 photos)

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News about avanade

• Singapore, Malaysia and Australia in focus as Avanade targets market growth

  Rodrigo De Queiroz Caserta appointed as new area president of Growth Markets

• Microsoft honours Aussie partners at global awards

  Accenture, Avanade, Barhead and LAB3 crowned winners

• Microsoft specialist Avanade advances through GitHub, strengthens developer play

  Designed to enhance developer collaboration through GitHub Enterprise platform

• The ins and outs of high-performance computing as a service

  HPC services can be a way to meet expanding supercomputing needs, but depending on the use case, they’re not necessarily better than on-premises supercomputers

• Avanade wraps up BOQ Dynamics 365 deployment in five weeks

  Work on the new solution began in early 2017

• How Accenture and Avanade moved Carlsberg to Microsoft Azure with SAP

  Transition covered more than 150 terabytes of data on 600 servers and 200 applications, serving more than 10,000 employees

Interviews about avanade

• SNAPSHOT: Avanade - Partner of choice

  Avanade Australia Country Manager, Jeyan Jeevartnam, on the company’s position in Australia and its plans for future growth.

Features about avanade

• It's twilight for small in-house data centers

  More workloads are shifting to service providers, with concern about skills playing a key role