Microland joins Microsoft's Azure advisory council

ANI  |  New Delhi [India] 

Microland, a leading global hybrid IT infrastructure service provider, has been invited to be a part of the Azure Advisory Council. The advisory group, comprising of highly specialized Windows Azure architects and developers, will engage regularly to discuss practical experiences, new ideas and best practices.

As part of the membership to this council, Microland will have early access to previews of the latest Azure services, allowing a deeper value addition to clients' imperatives.

The Council also provides Microland early awareness of strategies, and the opportunity to influence by giving direct feedback to senior executives, product and services group leads.

The Microland - partnership started in 1995 and the collaboration has been strengthened, with Microland being accorded the "Best Infrastructure Partner" for the past 8 years.

"Microland has been at the forefront of the global Hybrid IT services market and driven significant engagements with clients globally. With this induction, we are confident of creating future-ready blueprints for enterprises who want to drive strategic IT transformation on their infrastructure and applications landscape," said Bobby MD, SVP Microland.

Microland's services include a comprehensive set of Lifecycle services that help customers adopt, consume and manage their enterprise environment efficiently.

(This story has not been edited by Business Standard staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)

Microland joins Microsoft's Azure advisory council

Microland, a leading global hybrid IT infrastructure service provider, has been invited to be a part of the Microsoft Azure Advisory Council. The advisory group, comprising of highly specialized Windows Azure architects and developers, will engage regularly to discuss practical experiences, new ideas and best practices.As part of the membership to this council, Microland will have early access to previews of the latest Microsoft Azure services, allowing a deeper value addition to clients' business Cloud imperatives.The Council also provides Microland early awareness of Microsoft strategies, and the opportunity to influence Microsoft by giving direct feedback to senior executives, product and services group leads.The Microland - Microsoft partnership started in 1995 and the collaboration has been strengthened, with Microland being accorded the "Best Infrastructure Partner" for the past 8 years."Microland has been at the forefront of the global Hybrid IT services market and driven ...

Microland, a leading global hybrid IT infrastructure service provider, has been invited to be a part of the Azure Advisory Council. The advisory group, comprising of highly specialized Windows Azure architects and developers, will engage regularly to discuss practical experiences, new ideas and best practices.

As part of the membership to this council, Microland will have early access to previews of the latest Azure services, allowing a deeper value addition to clients' imperatives.

The Council also provides Microland early awareness of strategies, and the opportunity to influence by giving direct feedback to senior executives, product and services group leads.

The Microland - partnership started in 1995 and the collaboration has been strengthened, with Microland being accorded the "Best Infrastructure Partner" for the past 8 years.

"Microland has been at the forefront of the global Hybrid IT services market and driven significant engagements with clients globally. With this induction, we are confident of creating future-ready blueprints for enterprises who want to drive strategic IT transformation on their infrastructure and applications landscape," said Bobby MD, SVP Microland.

Microland's services include a comprehensive set of Lifecycle services that help customers adopt, consume and manage their enterprise environment efficiently.

(This story has not been edited by Business Standard staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)

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