TD SYNNEX has achieved the Azure Advanced Specialisation for Infrastructure and Database Migration and can now offer Microsoft cloud partners in the UK funding for qualifying projects to support the growth of their Azure business.
► Partners can address more opportunities to move customers to Azure
► Potential to drive increase in ACR consumption income
TD SYNNEX has attained Advanced Specialisations for both Infrastructure and Database Migrations and Build and Modernise AI Apps. Partners can apply for Azure migrations through TD SYNNEX and the customer migrations will be executed by TD SYNNEX’s qualified Microsoft specialists on the partner’s behalf. This enables partners that do not have migration capabilities or the necessary accreditations to address more potential opportunities.
The Advanced Specialisation capabilities extend TD SYNNEX’s successful Migrate2Azure scheme and further enhances the value it delivers to partners through its comprehensive Microsoft CSP partner programme. Within its team, TD SYNNEX has experts in all sales, commercial and technical aspects of the CSP programme and can provide partners with the best support and advice every step of the way as they develop their Microsoft cloud business.
Darren Dixon, business unit director – software, Advanced Solutions, UK, TD SYNNEX, said: “These specialisations highlight the extensive and proven capability of TD SYNNEX in Microsoft cloud and these distinct solution areas. They enable us to access Azure Migrate and Modernise funding to support partners in Azure migration projects. That means partners don’t need to go to the effort and expense themselves and can take-up migration opportunities that they might otherwise have had to pass over. For many partners, this is a really good and cost-effective way to deliver Azure migrations, secure additional Azure Cloud Revenue (ACR) consumption, and grow their business.”
Partners can apply for funding on any size of migration, while the minimum expected Azure consumption by the customer must be $10,000 per annum. For further information, please click on the link below to contact our team.
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