Northern Micro Wins EMC Federal Partner of the Year

TORONTO, ON – June 19, 2015 – Northern Micro was awarded the Federal Partner of the Year at the EMC Canada Partner Advisory Board in Toronto.

This award recognizes EMC partners for exceptional service and dedication to customers in the Federal Government.

“Our partnership with EMC allows us to deliver meaningful business outcomes to the Canadian Federal Government based on best-in-class technology and services” said Emily Martin, Senior Director, Enterprise Technology. “We are honoured to be recognized.”

From EMC Press Release:

Toronto, JULY 6, 2015 – EMC Canada is pleased to announce the winners of its 2015 Canada Channel Partner of the Year Awards. The annual awards celebrate top EMC partners that are demonstrating excellence in innovation and implementation of end-user solutions based on its technology. Awards were presented to the winners at the EMC Partner Advisory Board meeting held at the St. Andrew’s Club in Toronto on June 16th.

This year, EMC recognized partners in ten categories that celebrate strong innovation, leadership, growth, sales and vertical excellence.

EMC Canada Federal Partner of the Year 2015- Northern Micro

A strategic partner for the EMC Ottawa team, Northern Micro has been instrumental in positioning EMC’s vision to the Federal Government. With the introduction of Shared Services Canada, the Federal Government has dramatically changed its procurement strategy for numerous product and solution categories, including Information Technology.

Viewed as a trusted advisor across its client base, Northern Micro has been instrumental in positioning the EMC / VCE Converged strategy. Working hard to position the differences between true converged and reference architecture, the Northern team’s successes have included Shared Services Canada and the Department of Defense. Northern Micro continues to be relied on for their sound technical knowledge and will continue to be a critical partner for the EMC / VCE Federal government team as the ever-changing Federal Landscape continues to evolve.