Microsoft Dynamics Partner Roundup: P2P alliance; African CSP; D365 field service; Sharepoint, Dynamics for government

Strategic Alliance Between 1ClickFactory and QBS Group

1ClickFactory and QBS group have formed a strategic alliance, whereby 1ClickFactory is now the preferred service provider for upgrade and development services of QBS partners. 

The alliance serves two key needs, according to a QBS spokesperson: to help Dynamics partners to build apps and extensions for D365 on the one side; and to protect their customer bases by providing intelligent, highly automated, and affordable upgrades on the other side.  

Since 2009, 1ClickFactory has provided partners with extended development capabilities around Microsoft Dynamics and packaged services aimed at specific tasks, such as upgrade services, code transformation, provisioning on Microsoft Azure, certification for Microsoft Dynamics and more, according to company officials.

QBS provides partners with a number of services from strategic partner advice and management to staff readiness and sales and marketing support to being a distributor of Microsoft licenses and enhancement plans

"We want to be the best provider of services to Dynamics partners, and this alliance is a big step along the way," says Michael Hartmann, CEO of QBS.

Liquid Telecom to Deliver Microsoft Cloud Products and Services Businesses Of All Sizes Across Africa

Pan-African telecoms group Liquid Telecom, a subsidiary of Econet Global, has partnered with Microsoft through the Cloud Solution Provider (CSP) program and is now delivering scalable and secure cloud services across Africa.

As an official CSP partner, Liquid Telecom will for the first time offer businesses in Africa cloud services and products such as Microsoft Dynamics 365, Microsoft Azure, Microsoft Office 365, Enterprise Mobility Suite and ...