These global awards recognise the effort of partners who demonstrate success in growth, innovation and sales at the highest level. This year, the VMware Partner Leadership Summit, held in Arizona, USA, distinguished Proact not only as the EMEA Rising Star Partner for contributions in Denmark, but gaining Global recognition as well. “We have invested heavily with both time and resources in order to build a strong team of dedicated, highly skilled and specialised VMware competences. Four of them have recently been announced vExperts – again!” Carsten Egeberg, Managing Director Proact Systems in Denmark, states.
“With our strong focus on Cloud solutions and services, especially in regards to automation, management tools and network security (NSX), Proact has already helped several organisations transform their IT infrastructure and IT services into agile solutions that create value for the IT department as well as for the organisation on a strategic level.” continues Carsten Egeberg.
“We greatly appreciate VMware’s recognition of our efforts in the last year in building a strong team. The constant support and encouragement from VMware Denmark and Lars Bo Klausen’s Danish team has been exceptional and has truly made a big difference for us. At the end of the day we’re proud of having succeeded in creating some great and agile solutions for our customers. Solutions that give our customers maximum flexibility and the option to fully capitalise on the advantages of Cloud solutions”, Carsten Egeberg says.
Stepping up as a dominant and highly skilled VMware partner, these awards are testament to Proact’s continued ability to deliver market-leading solutions and further underpin their corporate strategy to deliver business agility to their customers.
“For Proact to receive recognition on a global scale underlines the investment in innovation and excellence which makes Proact such a trusted partner within our customer base,” says Jason Clark, CEO of Proact. “I’m also delighted to see recognition for the outstanding work in this particular area, which has been led by our colleagues in Denmark.”
