Being a Microsoft Gold partner enables G4S Technology to have access to the latest internal use software and technical training
The partnership strengthens G4S Technology's position as a supplier in the security global technology market

Microsoft has recently launched its new Partner Network to keep member organisations up to date and informed of the latest technology advances and providing a range of accreditation in line with their proficiency. G4S Technology has joined the network with a Gold Membership status. Joining at the highest level ensures G4S Technology are one step ahead when it comes to software developments and is able to pass this expertise on to clients through the Symmetry product.

Being a Gold member of the network G4S Technology have the distinction of being among only 1% of Microsoft partners worldwide that have attained this outstanding degree of proficiency.

"The Gold level membership is awarded to organisations whose technology competencies demonstrate best-in-class expertise within Microsoft's marketplace." Microsoft.

Being a Microsoft Gold partner enables G4S Technology to have access to the latest internal use software and technical training, business modelling tools plus advanced technical support and advisory services. All of which help to better accelerate the product development, training and engineering process, enabling G4S Technology to remain a leading supplier within the security global technology market.

"Being a Microsoft Partner not only brings benefits to G4S Technology but also allows us to pass these on to our clients through the technology we provide and the skills of our development and engineering teams" David Ella Chief Technology Officer.

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