Microsoft Introduces New SMB Paths for Azure Partner Designations

Loading player...
For years, Microsoft’s partner program has rewarded companies that demonstrate technical expertise, customer success, and business growth. But for partners primarily serving small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs), some requirements—like high revenue thresholds and extensive certification demands—have been tough to meet.

Now, with the introduction of SMB-specific qualification paths, Microsoft is ensuring that partners of all sizes can thrive in the Azure ecosystem. Stay tuned for more info.
1 Apr 4AM English South Africa Technology · Business

Other recent episodes

Employment Equity (EE): Nine Things Executives Need to Know About the New EE Amendments

South Africa’s updated Employment Equity (EE) laws have transformed compliance into a strategic, board-level priority. With mandatory EE plans, sector targets, executive accountability, and severe penalties for non-compliance, businesses must act fast. EE123 helps you stay compliant, audit-ready, and eligible for public sector opportunities.
1 Oct 2AM 3 min

When to Customize Business Central (and When to Stop Yourself)

Before customizing Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, fully explore its built-in features. Customizations via extensions (not base code changes) are the only supported model in SaaS and the recommended approach on-prem. Prioritize configuration and standard functionality first — customize only when it delivers clear, long-term value.
1 Oct 2AM 3 min

Why nothern Nigeria SMB requires Microsoft solutions to grow their businesses

This blog explores how Microsoft’s cloud, productivity, security, and business solutions can empower small and medium businesses (SMBs) in Northern Nigeria to overcome challenges like poor infrastructure, limited capital, and low digital literacy—driving growth, resilience, and innovation in the region.
25 Sep 3AM 3 min