Azure Partner Roundup: E-commerce; Open source; Digital employee experience

Logicbroker collaborates with Microsoft, Aiven launches on Azure Marketplace, and 1E posts three offerings to Azure Marketplace.

Aiven launches on Azure Marketplace

Aiven, an open source cloud data platform company touted the availability of its offering on Azure Marketplace. Aiven provides pay-as-you-go for procurement and billing, for managed services with Apache Kafka, PostgreSQL, and OpenSearch.

“Aiven’s integration with Azure marketplace brings the open source technologies closer to developers in the Azure ecosystem, helping them innovate and ship faster. We are thrilled to take this step with Microsoft Azure and look forward to closely collaborating with Azure and our joint customers,” said Heikki Nousiainen, Aiven CTO, in a statement.

Logicbroker collaborates on eCommerce with Microsoft

Logicbroker, a marketplace and dropship e-commerce provider that has used Azure for 10 years, announced a new co-sell partnership with Microsoft. The company plans to support customers on Azure with B2B and D2C capabilities with its API eCommerce platform.

Logicbroker's offering combines marketplace and dropship options. It provides rapid vendor onboarding in as little as half an hour.

"Logicbroker achieving Microsoft Azure IP Co-sell status presents a huge opportunity to retailers and brands to scale their eCommerce presence with us while getting dollar for dollar relief on their Azure consumption agreement,” stated Craig Regan, Logicbroker's Vice President of Global Partnerships. He continued, "I couldn't be more optimistic for the future of this collaboration and the value we'll be able to deliver to our mutual customers."

1E posts three offerings to Azure Marketplace

1E, a digital employee experience company, announced the availability of its E for Visibility, Control, and Compliance, 1E for Digital Experience Observability, ...