Thank You - blueAPACHE

December 21, 2016

As this year draws to a close, we want to acknowledge and thank all those who have helped shape our business making 2016 a great year for us.

2016 saw us focus on continued investment in our infrastructure, services and processes. We expanded our operations in New South Wales and Queensland, our team has grown to nearly 80 and we have strengthened our relationship with our partners and clients alike.

We enjoyed significant growth this year, further validated by our eighth CRN Fast50 feature, in which we ranked at number 35, and a third CRN All Star award. We also received worldwide recognition with our rapid climb up the global MSPMentor 501 list.

With new services about to be launched, increased focus on our governance and service delivery model and with staff count projected to exceed 100, we continue to build on our successes.

We could not have achieved these without your support. So from all within our business, a sincere thank you. We wish each and every one of you a happy holiday and prosperous new year.

As always, we will continue to support clients throughout the holiday period. Additional information can be found here.

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Who wrote the "Thank You" blog post and how long does it take to read?

The post was written by us. Estimated reading time: about 2 minutes, based on 203 words of article text on this page at 200 words per minute, excluding the Q&A and image list.

What future plans did blueAPACHE mention for after 2016?

We mentioned new services about to be launched, increased focus on governance and service delivery model, and a projected staff count exceeding 100.

Did you continue supporting clients during the 2016 holiday period?

Yes, we would continue to support clients throughout the holiday period, with additional information available via a linked holiday hours of operation page.

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