Avaya GlobalConnect Recognised As Polycom's Platinum Partner
The status allows Avaya GlobalConnect to provide top of the line services to its customers and help them with optimal solutions.
Avaya GlobalConnect has announced that it has been recognised as Polycom's "Platinum Partner" at the recently concluded 7th Annual Polycom Global Partner's Conference.
Representing Avaya GlobalConnect at the conference, V Praveen Kumar, Head – Enterprise Voice & Teleconferencing Business said, "We're honoured to be recognized as India's 1st & only Platinum Partner by Polycom. The Platinum level of Polycom's Certification Program is designed to recognize their top Partners – those who demonstrate technical expertise and success in selling, implementing & maintaining Polycom's Video Collaboration solutions. We have partnered with Polycom in several mission critical enterprise implementations and will continue to keep the momentum going."
The Platinum Partner and Reseller status represents for its customers a guarantee of full qualification of Avaya GlobalConnect for implementing and support of solutions and services using Polycom. The status allows Avaya GlobalConnect to provide top of the line services to its customers and help them with optimal solutions.
"Our partnership with Avaya GlobalConnect has strengthened year after year. Avaya GlobalConnect has demonstrated the expertise and skill repetitively across industry and verticals," said Yugal Sharma, Regional Director, Polycom India & SAARC. "The Polycom Platinum Partner recognition is a reiteration of these skills and competence. Our business has seen great results because of this partnership and we hope to take it to the next level in future."

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