Microsoft Dynamics Partner Roundup: Services in Oman; Student information system win; New partner designation; Data center licensing

In this week's Microsoft Dynamics Partner News Roundup: 

• Techcronus expands its business operations in Oman by partnering with a leading IT services company in Muscat
• Atturra announces go-live of key Microsoft Dynamics SIS modules at Brisbane grammar school
• Queue Associates earns prestigious Microsoft solutions partner designation for infrastructure (Azure)
• Microsoft data center 2025 licensing for businesses

Techcronus expands its business operations in Oman by partnering with IT services company in Muscat

Techcronus has expanded its operations in Oman by partnering with an IT services company in Muscat. This partnership will help Techcronus grow in the Middle East and offer advanced tech solutions to businesses there, according to the companies.

Techcronus and its Omani partner will work together to meet the increasing demand for advanced technologies, such as Microsoft Dynamics 365, Power BI, Power Apps, .NET, Azure, SharePoint, enterprise mobility, and digital transformation services in Oman and nearby regions, the companies said.

"This partnership allows us to combine our expertise with a respected local partner, enabling us to deliver enterprise solutions that meet the unique needs of private and public sector companies in Oman," said Ketul Sheth, director of Techcronus. 

Atturra announces go-live of key Microsoft Dynamics SIS modules at Brisbane grammar school

Atturra has launched the first four parts of its Scholarion Student Information System at Brisbane Grammar School (BGS). Scholarion was built on the Microsoft Dynamics 365 platform.