LeaseWeb Attains Microsoft Gold Certified Status

AMSTERDAM — Hosting provider LeaseWeb has attained Microsoft gold certified partner status.

Admission to the gold partner program is the ultimate confirmation to LeaseWeb's customers that they have entrusted their hosting solutions to an organization with proven expertise in Microsoft products, the company said.

"Many companies are looking for a hosting partner that can flexibly adapt to their evolving business needs," LeaseWeb Sales Director Ruud Mous said. "They want an advisor that has the expertise to take charge of their long-term technology strategy; an advisor who can help design a scaleable hosting environment to ensure continuity and quality over the long term.

"The Microsoft gold certified hosting partner program gives our clients that guarantee. For them, it is comforting to know that they have entrusted their hosting to an experienced partner with the knowledge and proven competencies in the field of Microsoft technology," he said.

For more information, visit LeaseWeb.com.

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