Partner Article
New board appointment as Azzure IT sees record quarterly results
The last three months has seen Microsoft Dynamics ERP provider, Azzure IT acquire 17 new customers, take on eight new members of staff and the business is now on track to grow by 70 percent this year. Supporting this breath-taking expansion is Howard Joseph, who joins the company’s board of directors.
With 25 years working in the ERP and technology sector, for companies including McGuffie Brunton and K3 Business Technology Group, Howard Joseph has joined Azzure as a Non Executive Director.
“Howard is a real asset to the board, and the kudos and reputation he brings has already helped us win significant new business,” says Craig Such, Founder and Director of Azzure IT. “We are only three years old, but we’re constantly reinvesting in the company and adding quality people to our team.”
As a result of this continual investment, the company has experienced dramatic growth: trebling its staff; massively increasing sales leads; and winning 17 new customers in the last three months alone.
And the company is continuing to move forward; following 100 percent growth last year, Azzure is on track for a further 70 percent growth in 2014.
“Azzure IT has already built an impressive status as the fastest growing Microsoft Gold ERP Partner in the UK, and we’re not planning on slowing down,” says Joseph.
“Businesses are moving away from their old legacy systems and looking for flexible IT solutions. Azzure not only has a strong reputation in the manufacturing and distribution industry, it supplies Microsoft products that people feel comfortable and confident with. I’m delighted to be part of such an enterprising business as this exciting time,” concludes Joseph.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Azzure IT .
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