by Stephen Kersey
Microsoft recently held a “Driving Small Business Success” challenge. The grand prize winner was eMazzanti Technologies for their work in the computer networking technology field.
eMazzanti Technologies utilizes intelligent technology products to give companies strategies and ideas for growth. With an aim to provide superior customer service, limit risk, lower costs and improve revenue streams, eMazzanti Technologies has received rave reviews. In fact, this is Microsoft’s fifth time to honor the business.
For winning the “Driving Small Business Success” challenge held by Microsoft, eMazzanti Technologies won a Mercedes Benz Smart Passion Coupe, a write-up of their success story and a trip to Talladega Superspeedway for ten.
Said Jennifer Mazzanti, the company’s President: “Driving such value to customers is as the core of both eMazzanti and Microsoft’s business model, forming the foundation of this successful partnership. It is only fitting that the grand prize is a Smart Car as eMazzanti continues to drive value for its customers in big ways.”
Carl Mazzanti is Co-Founder and President of eMazzanti Technologies, Microsoft’s four time Partner of the Year and one of the premier IT consulting services for businesses throughout the New York metropolitan area and internationally. Carl and his company manage over 400 active accounts ranging from professional services firms to high-end global retailers.
eMazzanti is all about delivering powerful, efficient outsourced IT services, such as computer network management and troubleshooting, managed print, PCI DSS compliance, green computing, mobile workforce technology, information security, cloud computing, and business continuity and disaster recovery.
Carl Mazzanti is also a frequent business conference speaker and technology talk show guest and contributor at Microsoft-focused events, including frequent prominent roles at the Microsoft Inspire (Worldwide Partner Conference / WPC).
Carl, a serial Entrepreneur, gives back to the community through Entrepreneur teaching engagements at Georgetown University, the company’s ocean wildlife conservation effort, the Blue Project, and Tree Mazzanti.
