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E-Markets Earns Coveted Microsoft Gold Certified Partner Status
CONTACT:
Dondi Smith
E-Markets, Inc
dondi.smith@e-markets.com
515-956-9327
BERTHOUD, CO -- June 14, 2006 E-Markets, Inc., the leader in technology solutions for agriculture, has attained Microsoft Gold Certified Partner status, the highest level within the Microsoft Certified Partners Program. Gold Certified Partner status is granted by Microsoft to partners who have demonstrated excellence and operational functionality in conjunction with Microsoft operating systems.
"As a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner, E-Markets can utilize a strong working relationship with Microsoft to improve performance and enhance our customers experience in many ways. Gold Certification status showcases E-Markets' industry expertise and our ongoing relationship with Microsoft," says Scott Cavey, President and CEO of E-Markets, Inc.
"Potential customers are looking for partner companies to help bridge the gap between their business demands and technology capabilities. E-Markets is a company that the agricultural sector can trust and we are a company that can act as an expert advisor for their long-term technology goals," added Cavey.
"There are so many choices in software products today, customers need to realize who is committed to integration and testing. They need to be assured of the commitment to Microsoft Windows and the .NET platform," states Bruce Lichty, Chief Operating Officer of E-Markets, Inc.
"Being Gold Certified allows us to better promote ourselves to our customers as having a proven expertise in providing high-quality development solutions. This also provides E-Markets access to some of the top technical resources at Microsoft which helps us to develop superior software solutions for our clients and the agricultural industry," adds Lichty.
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E-Markets, Inc. is a pioneer in delivering e-commerce solutions to the agriculture and food industries. The company introduced the industry's first online grain production contracting system in 1997, the first internet-based agricultural input ordering system in 1998, the first internet-based risk management tool for the grain industry in 2000, and most recently, an internet-based Attribute E-Xchange trading management tool. E-Markets' applications eliminate barriers between buyers and sellers; enable information sharing across the agri-food value chain; and streamline back office processes resulting in significant returns for its customers. Several thousand grain elevators, ag-retailers, seed companies and grain processors throughout the United States are using E-Markets' tools.
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