HSO, one of the world’s leading Microsoft partners, has been unveiled as the latest sponsor of the 2024 Digital Revolution Awards. The firm, which was shortlisted for the 2023 event, has put its name behind the Tech for Good category.
The award is open to any individual or organization across all technology stacks within the cloud sector. It recognizes those using the power of cloud technology for the betterment of the world, whether it’s for an individual, humanitarian, or environmental cause.
HSO is no stranger to success within the cloud either, having won 26 Partner of the Year awards, five Eagle Awards as well as being recognized in the 2023 Digital Revolution Awards for the Best Microsoft Partner to Work For award—and the organization has also been a Microsoft Inner Circle partner for 20 consecutive years.
“Innovation lies at the heart of what we do,” said David Johnson, Operations Director at HSO. “Recognizing those who are using the cloud to add genuine value on a human level is something we are incredibly passionate about and really wanted to get behind. We’re delighted to join the Digital Revolution Awards to help celebrate the pioneers and visionaries within the cloud industry.”
Last year’s Tech For Good award was won by Bankuet (UK), Amboss and Climeworks (DACH), and Food Rescue (North America). Climeworks were also crowned as winners in our best-of-the-best global show as well.
“Our Tech For Good category is always one that attracts a lot of interest amongst nominees and also during our awards ceremonies,” added Kashif Naqshbandi, co-founder and Chief Marketing Officer of the Digital Revolution Awards. “That’s why it was important to us to align with someone that is also leading the way within cloud technology themselves. With over 30 years of technical experience behind them, I couldn’t think of a more perfect partner for the awards and am thrilled to welcome HSO on board.”
The Digital Revolution Awards has become a key fixture in the cloud industry’s calendar since its formation in 2020. We’ve received over 1,500 nominations and handed out 113 trophies in that time, crowning some of the cloud’s biggest and brightest names while raising money for a number of incredible causes through our awards ceremonies and fundraisers.
This shortlists for this year’s UK awards have already been revealed, with a ceremony taking place at the stunning Grosvenor Hotel in London in May to help raise money for St. Martin’s School in Kenya and Teenage Cancer Trust. The global shortlist is announced on March 15, with the ceremony taking place in June, and is to be broadcast online.
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