Jul, 2002 : divine Wins Microsoft Managed Service Award

📅 July 15, 2002 - Enterprise solution provider divine inc. (divine.com) announced on Saturday that it has been recognized by Microsoft Corporation with the company's Global Service Provider of the Year Award in the Application Infrastructure Provider category.

According to divine, application infrastructure providers from around the globe were evaluated for application service development platform, communication services, operational capabilities, quality of service deliver and customer satisfaction. divine says it was the award's first recipient in this category.
"Among our Gold Certified Partners, divine was selected because of its advanced and innovative use of Microsoft's latest technologies to deliver fully managed services for mission-critical customer applications," says Fredrik Winsnes, general manager of NSP solution development at Microsoft. "It is one of a few providers with the expertise necessary to ensure that customers seeking infrastructure solutions will receive premier levels of quality and customer service with top-of-the-line operations, technologies and solutions."
Built on .NET software, says divine, the company's digitalOps automation platform is designed to manage the entire lifecycle of customer systems, which allows divine to deliver managed services with greater control, faster response times, improved reliability and real-time feedback.

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