Solita has been awarded as the Business Transformation Partner of the Year in the EMEA region by the IoT, integration, API management and business transformation software company Software AG. The prize is awarded to the partners who have excelled through exceptional achievements and commitment to customers.
“Partners are the cornerstone of Software AG’s business as we connect best-of-breed innovations to help our mutual customers succeed,” said Jason Johns, General Manager, Global Alliances & Channels, in Software AG’s press release.
“Technology trends like integration, cloud, mobile and big data are continuing to change how partners connect with their customers. All of these award winners demonstrated an outstanding commitment to helping our mutual customers achieve their transformation goals and tackle these evolving trends head-on. Together, we are stronger, and we’re proud to call these award winners our partners.”
Software AG is one of the leading companies in IoT, integration, API Management and Business Transformation software. The annual awards program recognizes outstanding Software AG partners that embody Software AG PartnerConnect values and excel in their ability to help customers succeed.
“We’re proud of the recognition for our customer work within strategy, design, business transformation & process excellence. We have been a partner with Software AG for two decades. We’re looking forward to the next interesting and challenging cases where we can help our customers succeed together,” said Gert Ottosson, Director Business Development, Design & Strategy at Solita.
Solita continues to grow fast in the Nordics and Europe. Solita’s unique service portfolio seamlessly combines expertise from strategic consulting to business & service design, process excellence, digital development, analytics and data science, as well as cloud and integration services. Solita supports many companies and organisations in their journey within the business transformation and process excellence area in Northern Europe, with clients such as Ericsson and SKF.
