I.B.I.S. wins award
I.B.I.S. Inc., a provider of Microsoft Dynamics Solutions to distributors and businesses with complex supply chains, announced that Microsoft has recognized I.B.I.S. as the U.S. Distribution Partner of the Year.
Microsoft handed out the award at its Annual Microsoft Dynamics Kick-Off meeting. The U.S. Dynamics Awards are presented to an exclusive group of partners that exemplify outstanding service and solutions to clients that leverage Microsoft Dynamics products to run and manage their business.
“IBIS has a deep understanding of the wholesale distribution industry and has been making the right
investments to help organizations in wholesale distribution achieve more,’” said Matt Petersen, U.S. manager for
Dynamics Distribution business. “This is perfectly in alignment with Microsoft's strategy and we at Microsoft
are pleased to present I.B.I.S., Inc. with this award.”
I.B.I.S. provides solutions to businesses with complex supply chain needs, including wholesale
distributors of durable and consumer packaged goods (CPG), manufacturers and retailers with next-generation
supply chain solutions to maximize their profitability.
Advanced Supply Chain Software powered by I.B.I.S. Inc. is a total Dynamics AX supply chain solution
designed expressly to meet the needs of modern distributors, manufacturers, and retailers.
“I am proud of the award winning I.B.I.S. Inc. team. I.B.I.S. Inc. is laser focused on providing wholesale
distributors and those other companies with complex supply chain requirements, the best Microsoft AX supply
chain solution anywhere. Microsoft’s acknowledgement of our hard work is especially rewarding,” said Andy
Vabulas, chief executive officer of I.B.I.S. Inc. “We look forward to being the Global “go-to” Microsoft
Partner with our Advanced Supply Chain Software solution and expertise. We wake up every day working to
make our clients more profitable!”
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