Anglia Business Solutions has announced that it is a Microsoft Partner Awards winner as Microsoft Dynamics NAV Partner of the Year. The company was chosen out of an international field of top Microsoft partners as delivering market-leading customer solutions built on Microsoft technology.

“We are delighted to have won this highly prestigious award against such strong global competition” said Anglia’s Managing Director David Hurley. “It is a significant tribute to the skill, dedication and innovation applied by our people in helping our customers improve their business. The excellence of the solutions deployed is also a ringing endorsement of Microsoft’s ongoing R & D investment in the Microsoft Dynamics range. This has enabled us to leverage the power of the total Microsoft technology stack to enable clients to transform their financial performance”.       

Awards will be presented in a number of categories, with winners chosen from a pool of almost 3,000 entrants worldwide. Anglia Business Solutions was recognized for superior technology and innovation in Microsoft Dynamics NAV Partner of the Year. The Microsoft Dynamics NAV Partner of the Year Award honours partners who have exhibited excellence in providing innovative and unique solutions based on Microsoft Dynamics NAV. This award recognizes Anglia Business Solutions for demonstrating consistent, high-quality, predictable service to Microsoft Dynamics customers to help ensure significant business benefits for their customers.

“Anglia Business Solutions’ LINKFresh solution provides an end-to-end process based on the Microsoft stack that addresses the needs of the fast-growing global food manufacturing sector,” said Doug Kennedy, vice president, Dynamics Partners, Microsoft Corp. “Microsoft is proud to recognize Anglia Business Solutions as the Microsoft Dynamics and NAV Partner of the Year. By creating a fully integrated suite that anticipates the needs of food supply chains, LINKFresh helps customers reduce inefficiencies, optimize resources, refine processes, and, ultimately, drive down costs.”