Microsoft Launches Business Club For System Builders
The club will offer access to training, business leads, other business enhancement opportunities.
As part of its community building endeavour and to strengthen the IT ecosystem Microsoft has launched a new programme - The System Builders Business Club, a first time opportunity for System Builders, Integrators and Value added resellers in India to be part of a business club. This programme launched for FY 2008 is designed to recognize, support and reward System Builders who consistently participate in the Microsoft OEM business and contribute to the overall business growth.
Based on member profile and the type of membership, this club will offer members exclusive access to training, marketing support and other opportunities designed to upscale knowledge, increase operational efficiencies as well as enhance their business competency.
Speaking on the initiative Anil Sethi, group director, OEM, Microsoft India stated that, “The programme is designed to recognize and support the system builder community and work towards increasing partner profitability. It will also offer a platform to facilitate Microsoft and its partners to collaborate on their competencies and deliver greater business success.”
Starting this February, the programme offers membership of three types – Executive, Premium and Privilege, based on members Partner Programme Status and annual turnover.

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