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Cyntexa Makes a Business of the Work Between the Apps
From a Jaipur basement to enterprise cloud projects, Cyntexa has built its business around a stubborn problem: expensive software still needs someone to make it work together.
Cloudreach and the art of moving less to the cloud
At Kurtosys, Cloudreach identified 39 applications to move and 19 to retire. That tells you more about this cloud consultancy than a wall of partner badges ever could.
CBQA Built the Software Shop for Companies That Can't Afford a Science Project
CBQA sells the unglamorous work that keeps digital transformation from becoming a very expensive slideshow - then packages what it learns into software for warehouses, clinics and regulated operations.
Jack Singh Put His Career in a Spreadsheet. The Answer Was Avahi
The Avahi founder learned business from the packaging bench to the partner channel. Now his operating system is a curious mix of spreadsheets, candid feedback and a bias for shipping AI that earns its keep.
Rajeev Kumar Built a Consultancy That Refuses to Just Consult
After years inside banks and healthcare organizations, Rajeev Kumar made process improvement his operating system. At Mirketa, consulting assignments become reusable products - and AI is judged by whether it removes friction from real work.
Matt Scherocman Built a Cloud Company With a Scout's Compass
He learned leadership in Scouting, learned the channel at Microsoft, and built Interlink around a durable idea: technology earns its keep only when people can actually use it.
Insight Built an $8.2 Billion Business Selling Tech. Now It Wants to Make It Work.
The Fortune 500 company grew up shipping hard drives. Its next act is harder: becoming the accountable layer between enterprise buyers, cloud giants, AI systems and the stubborn machinery already in place.
SilverXis Sells the Missing Middle of Digital Transformation
The Irving company bundles software builders, flexible tech talent, and demand generation under one roof - a practical offer for businesses whose transformation plans keep getting stuck between strategy and execution.
Wavestone
Wavestone grew from a French telecom consultancy into a €954 million transformation firm by joining strategy to implementation. Its next test is whether a founder-controlled European challenger can turn enterprise AI from experiments into working systems.
Jim Keller
Jim Keller is the AWS Global CEO at Quantiphi, an AI-first digital engineering firm and AWS Premier Tier consulting partner. He runs the company's AWS business unit, where he has helped land marquee designations including Quantiphi being named the First Preferred Amazon Quick SI Partner by the AWS Generative AI Innovation Center. A Boston-area technology leader with more than 25 years building and scaling public and private companies, Keller has moved through sales, marketing, and general-management roles across cloud, analytics, and software before focusing on enterprise generative and agentic AI.
Cymetrix Software
Cymetrix Software is a global Salesforce and data analytics consulting firm founded in 2016 that helps enterprises modernize their CRM, data, and AI workflows. With a certified team of 150+ consultants and offices in the USA, India, UK, and Japan, Cymetrix delivers multi-cloud Salesforce implementations, MuleSoft integrations, Tableau and Looker analytics, and applied AI - including Agentforce AI agents built on Salesforce Data Cloud - for clients across manufacturing, retail, BFSI, pharma, healthcare, and nonprofit sectors.
Xgrid
Xgrid is a tech-first digital services and cloud innovation company founded in 2012. It helps Fortune 500 enterprises, high-growth unicorns, and B2B SaaS startups design, build, and run cloud-native infrastructure, DevOps pipelines, Temporal workflows, custom applications, and full-service digital marketing. With teams across the US, UAE, and Pakistan, Xgrid pairs engineers drawn from AWS, Google, Salesforce, Nvidia, and VMware with a delivery model built around taking co-responsibility for a client's growth.
MegazoneCloud
MegazoneCloud is South Korea's largest managed cloud service provider (MSP) and the country's first cloud MSP unicorn. Spun out of Megazone in 2018, it became AWS's first official partner in Korea back in 2012 and is now the No.1 AWS premier consulting partner across Asia Pacific. With roughly 2,800 cloud specialists, it helps more than 5,000 customers - from large enterprises and game studios to startups and public institutions - migrate to, build on, and operate AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure. The company is pivoting hard toward AI, packaging its work into the proprietary AIR platform (AIR Studio, AIR AIOps, AIR Build) to help organizations become 'AI-native.'