Stardock Announces Microsoft Gold Certified Partner Status

Awarded the highest level of recognition

(May 24, 2004) Stardock, a leading provider of Windows customization software solutions, today announced it has earned Microsoft Gold Certified Partner status.  Microsoft Gold Certified Partner status brings market recognition to companies providing consistent, high-quality products, services and solutions built on the Microsoftâ platform. To date, Stardock is among very few ISV’s to receive such certification.

“Only companies that have demonstrated the highest levels of customer service, proven their experience and attained advanced certification receive the designation of Microsoft Gold Certified Partners,” says Allison Watson, vice president of the Worldwide Partner Sales and Marketing Group at Microsoft Corp. “Today, Microsoft recognizes Stardock for its skills and expertise in providing customer satisfaction with Microsoft products and technology.”

“We are very proud to have received this certification from Microsoft,” added Larry Kuperman, VP of Sales and Marketing at Stardock. “Stardock has long been focused on extending and enhancing the Microsoft Windows desktop architecture to create custom solutions for consumers and corporate clients. We are pleased to that Microsoft recognizes the value that Stardock provides.”

The Microsoft Gold Certified Partner Program recognizes companies that have demonstrated their commitment and expertise at delivering one or more specialized areas of Microsoft technologies. The program helps customers identify companies that have proven experience with Microsoft products and solutions.

Stardock’s WindowBlinds software has also been awarded the Designed for Windows logo by Microsoft.
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WOW!

Congradulations on that to everyone at Stardock!  

Reply #2 Top
what he said.

Everyone LOVES Microsoft and their affiliates!

BAM!!!
Reply #3 Top
Thats why you guys get my money and patronage. Keep up the good work.
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congratulations to all involved.
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Yay for Stardock!


 

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I hate to brown nose, but Stardock is one of the greatest Windows software developers out there. They deserve the award.