PureApps are very pleased to announce that on October 2nd at Openworld in San Francisco we won the Oracle EMEA Accelerate Partner of the Year 2011 award.
The EMEA Partner Specialization Awards, is an annual awards program which recognizes partners’ achievements in delivering customer value and innovation.
Partner Specialization Awards are open to specialized partners in EMEA who have demonstrated success with specialization and outstanding solution or service innovation.
Dermot O’Kelly Senior Vice President, Alliances and Channels, Oracle EMEA said: “These awards recognise Specialized partners who deliver the highest levels of innovation and customer value. They also enable customers to find and select Oracle’s top performing partners. This year’s winners really demonstrated their contribution to tangible customer success by delivering outstanding Oracle solutions; their results are truly impressive.”
Jordan Wilson with Dermot O’Kelly collecting our award.
The nominees were judged by a panel of Oracle EMEA Alliances & Channels executives and a renowned team of IDC executives and analysts.
The Accelerate Partner of the Year
Criteria
Recognizes an Oracle Accelerate Partner who has successfully sold and delivered multiple Oracle applications license deals to midsize customers.
Measurements
OPN Specializations achieved, % revenue growth, investment in Oracle skills and demand generation, leads/deals per year, new customer references, usage of OBAs (Oracle Business Accelerator tools), and the successful creation and implementation of Oracle Accelerate Solutions.
To see a video blog by Jordan Wilson detailing what this award means to PureApps please click the following link:
PureApps Limited, winner of the Oracle EMEA 2011 Accelerate Partner of the Year 2011 with 5 specializations under their belt, delivers BI & EPM solutions for customers. The company believe that the OPN Specialized Program has enabled PureApps to take the leading position in the EPM and BI space
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PureApps win Oracle EMEA Accelerate Partner of the Year 2011
PureApps are very pleased to announce that on October 2nd at Openworld in San Francisco we won the Oracle EMEA Accelerate Partner of the Year 2011 award.
The EMEA Partner Specialization Awards, is an annual awards program which recognizes partners’ achievements in delivering customer value and innovation.
Partner Specialization Awards are open to specialized partners in EMEA who have demonstrated success with specialization and outstanding solution or service innovation.
Dermot O’Kelly Senior Vice President, Alliances and Channels, Oracle EMEA said:
“These awards recognise Specialized partners who deliver the highest levels of innovation and customer value. They also enable customers to find and select Oracle’s top performing partners. This year’s winners really demonstrated their contribution to tangible customer success by delivering outstanding Oracle solutions; their results are truly impressive.”
Jordan Wilson with Dermot O’Kelly collecting our award.
The nominees were judged by a panel of Oracle EMEA Alliances & Channels executives and a renowned team of IDC executives and analysts.
The Accelerate Partner of the Year
Criteria
Recognizes an Oracle Accelerate Partner who has successfully sold and delivered multiple Oracle applications license deals to midsize customers.
Measurements
OPN Specializations achieved, % revenue growth, investment in Oracle skills and demand generation, leads/deals per year, new customer references, usage of OBAs (Oracle Business Accelerator tools), and the successful creation and implementation of Oracle Accelerate Solutions.
To see a video blog by Jordan Wilson detailing what this award means to PureApps please click the following link:
PureApps Limited, winner of the Oracle EMEA 2011 Accelerate Partner of the Year 2011 with 5 specializations under their belt, delivers BI & EPM solutions for customers. The company believe that the OPN Specialized Program has enabled PureApps to take the leading position in the EPM and BI space