Rolling Arrays today announced it is the recipient of the “Best Singapore Cloud Partner of 2014” and the “Best Singapore BPO Partner of 2014” Awards at the SAP® Partner Kick-Off Meeting Singapore (SAP PKOM Singapore), held on March 5th, 2015. Awards were presented by SAP Singapore to the top-performing SAP partners in Singapore with outstanding contributions that have positively impacted overall SAP sales and pipeline-generation goals.

“We are extremely pleased with winning these awards from SAP. We have won the “Best Cloud Partner in Singapore” two years in a row now. I am really proud of our team for their hard work and dedication. We have had a strong year throughout the region, as we continue to invest in our sales capability, go-to-market strategy and customer innovation.” said Mr. Manu Khetan, CEO and Founder, Rolling Arrays. “We will continue to meet & align with the business objectives of our Customers & SAP through our unmatched service and expertise in Human Resource LOB and Cloud applications”

Selected from SAP’s wide-ranging Singapore partner base, nominations for the awards were based on internal SAP sales data. A steering committee composed SAP representatives determined winning partners in each category according to numerous criteria such as sales achievement and performance.

“With our outstanding ecosystem of partners, SAP is helping customers run better and simpler,” said Jim Fisher, Vice President, Global Partner Operations, SAP South East Asia. “Partners extend our ability to bring SAP innovations to more customers and add their proven solutions to serve our customers. We congratulate Rolling Arrays for being awarded the best SAP Singapore cloud partner in 2014! Together, we are helping customers transform their business and delivering innovations that fuel revenue and growth.”

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