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Cloud services distributor intY has announced its new partnership with Nulia, making it the first global distributor to do so.
In the announcement, intY highlighted the benefits the partnership brings to complement the current offering from their existing relationships.
Through Nulia, intY is able to help partners increase Office 365 workload usage and consumption within their customer base. Nulia provides extensive assistance to help end users deeply adopt the broad set of functionalities in Office 365, allowing users to get the most out of the software package.
Nulia’s digital enablement solutions portfolio combines QuickStart educational sessions and custom-designed solutions to guide users through the adoption of Office 365, from the fundamentals and team collaboration to advanced functions, productive working and employee engagement.
Craig Joseph, intY CEO, commented: “Nulia is a different and exciting offering for our partners. Their bespoke training allows partners and their customers to drive adoption of a modern workplace and take full advantage of the Office 365 suite of products. There is so much more to Office 365 than email, and through digital enablement we can help customers realise the huge benefits of other services that often get neglected such as Teams, OneDrive and SharePoint.
“We’re always looking for ways to improve our offering to both our partners and their clients, so we’re excited to announce this partnership with Nulia.”
Steve Zimba, Nulia CEO, added: “We are very excited to launch the Nulia digital enablement solutions with intY and their partners on a global basis. We recognize the expert assistance and guidance businesses need to unlock the value in Office 365 and realize the massive digital transformation outcomes possible with the many capabilities Office 365 offers.
“We expect our Quick Start Enablement Sessions will provide a significant boost in the level of adoption and usage of Office 365 amongst the customers intY and their partners are serving.”
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