The Malta Independent on Sunday
Microsoft and BMIT reach new strategic partnership to further support local business
Microsoft Azure products will become more accessible to local businesses following a strategic partnership between Microsoft and BMIT Technologies, which incorporates BMIT Limited and Kinetix Solutions Limited. This partnership will enable a host of new services to customers, including the possibility to purchase Microsoft’s Azure services directly from BMIT.
The formal announcement of the strategic partnership was made yesterday, Monday 26th November, during a workshop event organised by Microsoft for several gaming companies in collaboration with the Malta Gaming Authority and EY.
“The strategic partnership is the positive outcome of our discussions between Microsoft and BMIT, always with the scope of bringing together Microsoft as a worldwide leader in Cloud Serv- ices and BMIT, whom we consider as one of Malta’s leading IT and Cloud Managed Services Provider, perfectly able and equipped to drive cloud-based innovation among Maltese businesses,” said Peggy Antonakou, Microsoft’s CEO for Greece, Cyprus and Malta.
Expressing his satisfaction at this important development, Christian Sammut, CEO of BMIT said that this strategic partnership will create additional synergies between BMIT Technologies and Microsoft. “We already enable a good number of organisations by leveraging our local infrastructure and our expertise to deliver a variety of cloud- based scenarios including Public, Private and Hybrid Cloud infrastructure and productivity solutions. This closer collaboration will take such efforts to a new level, allowing us to deliver a broader range of emerging technologies based on Microsoft Azure and Microsoft Office 365 to both our Malta-based and international customers”.
“Our agreement with BMIT forms part of this commitment to work and collaborate closely with trusted and responsible partners so that they can apply the right technologies that help the community achieve economic and social prosperity,” Peggy Antonakou added.