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SAN JOSE, CA, July 1, 2009
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Scio Consulting today announced that it has been selected to join the
Microsoft BizSpark Program as a
Network Partner. This is a new global program designed to accelerate the success of early stage Startups by connecting them to Network Partners. BizSpark Startups can now leverage Scio's experience designing and building .NET based, fully commercialized multi-tenant Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) offerings.
The BizSpark Program is a new global program designed to
accelerate the success of early stage Startups by connecting them to Network Partners: active members of the global software ecosystem who can provide mentorship, guidance and resources to BizSpark Startups. BizSpark creates an ongoing, mutually beneficial ecosystem between Microsoft, Startups and Network Partners.
"As a Certified Microsoft Partner and .NET developers we are excited to be an early supporter of Microsoft's efforts to assist SaaS Startups." said Guillaume Gros, Technical Director of Scio. "Through this strategic relationship with the BizSpark Program we will be able to provide added value and significant savings to our early-stage software customers."
Scio Consulting has a
series of service offerings targeted to the needs of early-stage Web and software companies, going from strategic product visioning and definition, to cost-effective development and operations solutions. By partnering with Scio Consulting, startups seeking to build and deploy SaaS and Web 2.0 applications can leverage Scio's expertise and Agile Nearshore Delivery Center.
"We have worked with numerous entrepreneurs and start-ups that are looking to bring new Web products to market. One of the recurring challenges they encounter is not having affordable access to the development tools and financing they need," said Luis Aburto, CEO of Scio. "Now at Scio we will be able to sponsor these companies to the BizSpark program, providing them with a much needed boost and moving them one step closer to success."
Scio Consulting is also partnered with
Apprenda, another BizSpark Network Partner, to deliver fully commercialized, multi-tenant SaaS applications using SaaSGrid, a SaaS Application Server designed specifically for rapidly building and deploying .NET-based Software-as-a-Service applications.
The BizSpark Program provides Startups with software, support and visibility at a time when they are most valuable and least affordable-during their first three years, with
no upfront costs and minimal requirements.
To be eligible for the Microsoft BizSpark Program, Startups must be actively engaged in development of a software-based product or service that is a core piece of their business model, have been in business less than three years, and have less than USD$1M in revenue.
Startups may enroll for the program by obtaining sponsorship from a BizSpark Network partner like Scio Consulting.
For more information on enrolling to BizSpark through Scio Consulting, contact them at
info@sciodev.com or visit them on the web at
http://www.sciodev.com/home/bizspark/209About Scio Consulting
Scio Consulting is a software product development and consulting company specializing in Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) and On-Demand business models. Scio is devoted to helping independent software vendors (ISVs) and Internet-based businesses bring their applications to market faster with higher reliability and better quality. By combining tailored Agile project management and full-lifecycle software product development experience Scio provides its clients with cost efficiencies, complete project transparency, and exceptional results.
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