Prodapt, the leading consulting, technology & managed transformational services provider to the Connectedness vertical, today announced it has achieved the Crest level in the Salesforce partnership program. This recognition comes as a result of a 360-degree growth across all four categories namely, customer success, innovation, growth, and lead with social impact.
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“The industry is at an inflection point with COVID driving digital compression in getting things done. Salesforce is playing an active role in enabling DSPs to build a digital society along with Prodapt and we are well-positioned in this journey to accelerate connectedness.”
As a singularly focused consulting, transformation, and services partner to the Connectedness vertical, Prodapt accelerates digital transformation for its clients. With 100% Salesforce/Salesforce Industries certified professionals, Prodapt’s Salesforce practice is a diverse and fast-growing team of experts coming from 10 countries, speaking 15+ languages.
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Prodapt is driving digital transformation programs at several tier 1/tier 2 telcos and fiber operators across the US, LatAm, and Europe using Salesforce Communications Cloud. More recently, Prodapt built a transformative greenfield stack for a leading operator in LatAm. This program involved consulting, implementation of Salesforce Communications Cloud, and collaboration with charging/billing platform partners to deliver an end-to-end connected solution.
“Our partnership with Salesforce is strategic and we are excited about this milestone,” said Gary Heffernan, Vice Chairman, Prodapt. “The industry is at an inflection point with COVID driving digital compression in getting things done. Salesforce is playing an active role in enabling DSPs to build a digital society along with Prodapt and we are well-positioned in this journey to accelerate connectedness.”