At its Southwest District bi-annual partner briefing, Microsoft (News
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"As a Microsoft NSI (News - Alert) partner, we are thrilled to have been recognized by the organization as providing best-in-class, consistent delivery capabilities and solutions across projects," said Dana Berg, general manager, Microsoft West Business Unit, at Perficient, in a press release.
The Best Practice Award recognizes exceptional partner expertise or competency in a specific industry, vertical, solution or segment.
Perficient (News
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The firm had to build and deploy a system that was capable of recording and tracking manufacturer-dealer interactions for the field organization. In addition, the solution had to be simple, flexible and user-friendly for all concerned.
Utilizing capabilities within Microsoft SharePoint 2010 and Business Connectivity Services, Perficient allowed client tools to improve productivity, reduce IT costs, strengthen dealer relationships, enhance customer experience and improve operational efficiency.
According to the company, Perficient's efforts translated into a high user adoption, addition of more than 2,000 records and positive user feedback from the field reps for the automaker.
Berg noted that the company's ability to tie the business technology solutions to the client's business problems, keeping the end user in mind was what made its approach a 'Best Practice.”
No stranger to awards, Perficient is an award-winning "Premier Level" IBM (News
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