Nintex, the world’s leader in intelligent process automation (IPA), is pleased to recognise exemplary channel partners in the United States, Europe and Asia who are all leaders in their respective fields with 2018 Nintex Partner Awards.
“We couldn’t be more proud of what our 2018 Nintex Partner Award winners have accomplished this past year,” says Nintex CEO Eric Johnson. “Nintex partners are critical to our success and are helping customers across the public and private sectors realise the promise of digital transformation by showing them how easy and powerful it is to automate, orchestrate and optimise business processes with the Nintex Platform.”
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This evening senior leaders from Nintex celebrated with the company’s top partner organizations where each were recognised for their individual business achievements at an awards dinner in Las Vegas. Tonight’s event coincides with the start of the annual Microsoft Inspire conference where Nintex is a titanium sponsor.
2018 Nintex Partner Award winners were named across four categories including:
- Business Excellence – success in driving new bookings and renewals
- DocPoint Solutions in Fulton, Maryland
- Amexus Infromationstechnik GmbH & Co. in Germany
- Provoke Solutions in New Zealand
- Business Acceleration – success in growing subscription licences year over year
- Netwoven Inc. in Milpitas, California
- adesso AG in Germany
- Japan Business Systems Inc. in Japan
- Customer Success – successful adoption and innovative use of the Nintex Platform
- Protiviti in Menlo Park, California
- Synergi in Gateshead, U.K.
- KBQuest Hong Kong Limited in Hong Kong
- Regional Spotlight – market impact and momentum
- Databank lmx LLC in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania
- ISS International Software Solutions in Lebanon
- Antares Solutions Pty Ltd. in Australia
Data One GmbH was also recognised at the Nintex Partner Awards dinner for 10 years of partnership with Nintex.
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