Marlow, 26th August 2020 – CPS, a leading Microsoft Solutions Partner, today announced it has earned the Microsoft Meetings and Meeting Rooms for Microsoft Teams Microsoft Advanced Specialization, confirming its expertise to deliver high-quality services in this specialist area.
The Advanced Specialization for Meetings and Meeting Rooms for Microsoft Teams demonstrates CPS’ deep technical expertise and proven delivery success of Teams’ telephony and Meeting Rooms technologies that generate increased business value for customers through successful design and implementation.
We are delighted to be recognised for this Advanced Specialization. Being recognised for this allows CPS to demonstrate our ability to design and implement Microsoft Best Practice Teams telephony and meeting solutions for our clients. Combining this specialisation with the already in hand Teams Calling and adoption and change specialisms allows CPS to be the best in class to guide our clients to success.
The Meetings and Meeting Rooms for Microsoft Teams Advanced Specialization is verified by Microsoft through customer references and Microsoft exams, ensuring that CPS meets the high standard to deploy and manage Teams Meetings Room Devices, Network Planning and Remediation for Meeting workloads for successful customer outcomes,
explains Stephen Adams, Managing Director from CPS Ltd.
Customers are six times more likely to meet or exceed business objectives with effective change management.¹ To help businesses realise their desired outcomes, it’s critical that they adopt new services and embrace behavioural changes. Stephen continued:
As cloud technologies advance and the pace of change intensifies, partners’ skills must keep pace. Receiving our third Advanced Specialization demonstrates to our clients that CPS Ltd. can meet their highest demands now, and into the future.
For more information on Microsoft Teams and how CPS can support your organisation, visit: www.cps.co.uk
1 Prosci® 2018 Benchmarking data. Data from 2007, 2009, 2011, 2013, 2015, 2017
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