Q Associates recognised as a Select Partner by Amazon Web Services (AWS)

November 11, 2021

Q Associates are pleased to announce that we have achieved Select Partner status for Amazon Web Services, in recognition of our technical competency and certifications within the AWS technical platform.

Amazon Web Services strongly complements Q Associates’ data centre infrastructure and data management solutions. Our certified cloud migration team have expert understanding of AWS services and design, build and support workloads, solutions and platforms running on AWS. We specialise in migrating, modernising and transforming workloads into well-architected cloud solutions – offering significant value to clients across all sectors as they transform their business through cloud enablement.

“Recognised by AWS as a Select Partner represents a significant development for Q Associates and our clients who are striving to embrace cloud productivity,” said Andrew Griffiths, Business Development Director of Q Associates. “This is a key step as we continue to expand our cloud offerings – underpinned by independent advice and technical excellence from our cloud migration team.”

Amazon Web Services (AWS) is the world’s most comprehensive and broadly adopted cloud platform, offering over 200 fully featured services from data centres globally. Millions of customers are using AWS to lower costs, become more agile, and innovate faster.

Being recognised as an AWS Select Partner builds on Q Associates capabilities in some of the most influential areas driving business today – cloud migration, infrastructure technologies, modern workplace and data analytics. This, combined with Q Associates’ certified cloud migration team, enables customers to respond to changing demands by deploying applications in the cloud that scale, enhance and improve performance as needed.

Get in touch to learn more about how our certified Cloud Migration Team can help you move your existing applications to the cloud – using the right tools to get the best performance.