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France’s IT service management company Devoteam has received a 2018 Google Cloud EMEA Services Partner of the Year award, which recognises the company’s achievements in the Google Cloud ecosystem, helping joint customers make their digital transformation onto the cloud

This year’s award was presented at the Google Cloud Next Partner Summit, an event in San Francisco that showcases Google Cloud partners spanning G Suite, GCP, Maps, Devices and Education.

“With Google Cloud we change the way employees work and collaborate, we make IT agile and we boost business with smart data,” commented Sébastien Chevrel, chief operating officer of Devoteam.

“Our partners are fundamental to providing a great product to customers, particularly as demand for Google Cloud innovations grows,” said Sébastien Marotte, vice-president of the EMEA Region, Google Cloud.

“We’re delighted to recognize Devoteam as the 2018 Google Cloud EMEA Partner of the Year based on the company’s dedication to helping Google Cloud customers in EMEA achieve success across services,” Marotte added.

As a pure player for digital transformation of large organisations across EMEA, the company’s more than 5,500 professionals aim to connect business and technology, making the workplace truly digital.

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