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15 Jul 2008
Channel support services outfit Comms-care will be decorating its foyer with another three vendor certificates after bagging accreditations with VMware, Microsoft and Arc Solutions.
After clinching Cisco Gold status in May (CRN, 29 May), Comms-care has gained VMware professional partner, Microsoft Certified and Arc Solutions partner status.
Comms-care claimed the treble scoop would allow its channel partners to increase their margins and improve their operational efficiency for end users. It claimed it now has Microsoft Gold status in its sights.
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Darren Briscoe, technical director at Comms-care, said: “We are very pleased to have these latest accreditations under our belt. As a multi-vendor support organisation it is essential that Comms-care has a wide selection of technical accreditations and that our engineers are trained to the highest standards, ensuring that we are able to facilitate our channel partners’ support needs.
“Our next challenge is to become Microsoft Gold Partner which we aim to achieve by September this year.”
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