partners and affiliations

Partnerships and affiliations impact all aspects of our business in very positive ways. From educational events to partnering to community service opportunities, AgileThought personnel and clients receive a tremendous amount of value from the relationships that we have established.

AgileThought has been a Microsoft partner since 2004, and in 2007, obtained the Gold Certified Partner status. As a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner, AgileThought has access to technical resources at Microsoft that enable us to preview new technologies, receive advanced support benefits, talk directly with product development teams, and provide Microsoft with real-world, candid input from our clients. To achieve Gold Certified Partner status, AgileThought has demonstrated significant capabilities with a broad range of Microsoft products and solutions.

As an IBM Business Partner, AgileThought has access to technical resources at IBM that enable us to preview new technologies and talk directly with technical experts. Our partnership also allows us to provide IBM with candid input from our clients, which leads to platform improvements.

As practitioners of agile software development methodologies it's only natural that we be members of the Agile Alliance. This membership connects our staff with like-minded professionals from around the globe in order to support and learn from each other. The Agile Alliance site says it all: "We support those who explore and apply Agile principles and practices to make the software industry productive, humane, and sustainable."

AgileThought has partnered with Teamprise to provide cross-platform access to Microsoft Team Foundation Server. Teamprise offers a suite of client applications for accessing Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server from outside the Visual Studio environment (IDE). Teamprise enables software development teams to use the source control, work item tracking, build, and reporting features of Team Foundation Server from other platforms, including Macintosh and UNIX systems, and from within Eclipse-based IDEs.

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