Sydney, Australia-based eSavvy was the winner in the Dynamics Cloud category, which I think some competitors would be inclined to label as a somewhat mythical category. The close-but-no-cigar winner was Tampa, Fla.-based Tribridge which was a finalist in both the ERP and Cloud categories, but that's still an awfully good showing by one business. Tribridge is No. 3 on the Top 100 list. ERP finalists include Hitachi Solutions America and GMCS, a Moscow, Russia-based international consulting firm with a subsidiary in St. Petersburg, Fla. I know this phrase on its website says consulting company, консалтинговая компания. But I can only transliterate, not translate, most of the rest. SMBSuite of Irving, Texas, was the other Dynamics Cloud finalist. The Dynamics Industry finalists are VRP, whose 10 word full name has 68 characters without spaces, located in Konak in the Izmir precinct of Turkey; Informa Software Consulting of Germany; and HSO International,
MCACONNECT TAKES DYNAMICS AWARD
McaConnect, a reseller based in Denver, Colo., has won the Dynamics Industry Award. The award winners and finalists were announced as part of the run up to the Worldwide Partner Conference to be held July 7 through July 11 in Houston. A specialist in Dynamics AX, mcaConnect was No. 30 on the recently published Bob Scott's Top 100 VARs with $30 million in revenue. It is owned by Claude Watson. PowerObjects of Minneapolis, Minn., got the Dynamics CRM award and London-based eBecs took home the top spot for ERP.
