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July 16, 2019 By admin Leave a Comment

Hitachi Solutions America Named to Microsoft Inner Circle for 16th Consecutive Year

Hitachi Solutions, a leading provider of global industry solutions based on the Microsoft Cloud, has been awarded the prestigious 2018/2019 Inner Circle for Microsoft Dynamics. This is the 16th consecutive year Hitachi Solutions has earned this recognition.

IRVINE, Calif. — July 15th, 2019: Hitachi Solutions America, Ltd, a leading provider of global industry solutions powered by the Microsoft Cloud, has been awarded the prestigious 2019/2020 Inner Circle for Microsoft Business Applications. This is the 16th consecutive year Hitachi Solutions has earned this recognition.

Membership in this elite group is based on sales achievements that rank Hitachi Solutions in the top 1% of the Microsoft global network of partners. Inner Circle members must consistently achieve a high standard of excellence by delivering valuable solutions that help organizations achieve increased success. The 2019/2020 Inner Circle members were announced at Microsoft Inspire, the annual premier partner event held July 14-18 in Las Vegas.

“We’re honored to be recognized again by Microsoft as part of this prestigious group of Microsoft Dynamics global partners”, said Tom Galambos, President and COO at Hitachi Solutions America, Ltd. “We are proud of the success we’re delivering to enable our clients’ Digital Transformation goals on the Microsoft Dynamics 365 cloud platform, and continuing to extend our Industry-first value to help our customers take advantage of the broader Microsoft Azure Data and Modern Workplace solutions.”

The Inner Circle for Business Applications award follows a record-setting year of Microsoft recognition for the firm. Hitachi Solutions was recently awarded the Global Dynamics 365 for Field Service Partner of the Year Award and the Global Government Partner of the Year Award. Hitachi Solutions was also named Finalist for Dynamics 365 for Customer Service Partner of the Year Award and Finalist for the Global Manufacturing and Resources Partner of the Year Award.

Hitachi Solutions was also named by Microsoft US Subsidiary as the winner of the 2019 MSUS Eagle Award winner, for delivering the highest number of new customer adds and highest annual attainment.

For more information about Hitachi Solutions America’s industry-focused solutions, contact us  here.

About Hitachi Solutions America, Ltd.
Hitachi Solutions America, Ltd. helps its customers successfully compete with the largest global enterprises using powerful, easy-to-use, and affordable industry solutions built on the Microsoft Cloud. Hitachi Solutions America provides global capabilities with regional offices in the United States, Canada, Europe, India/Middle East, Japan, China, and Asia Pacific. For more information, call 888-618-1521 or visit: http://us.hitachi-solutions.com.

About Hitachi Solutions, Ltd.
Hitachi Solutions, Ltd., headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, is a core member of the Information & Telecommunication Systems business of Hitachi Group and a recognized leader in delivering proven business and IT strategies and solutions to companies across many industries. The company provides value-driven services throughout the IT life cycle from systems planning to systems integration, operation, and maintenance. Hitachi Solutions delivers products and services of superior value to customers worldwide through key subsidiaries in North America, Europe, India/Middle East, China, and Asia Pacific. For more information on Hitachi Solutions, please visit: http://www.hitachi-solutions.com.

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