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Thursday 20 November 2014 8:53 pm  |  Updated:  Friday 07 June 2019 5:32 pm

Piers Linney’s Outsourcery sees share price reach the clouds after Microsoft tie-up

By: Joseph Millis

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Cloud computing company Outsourcery yesterday saw its share price rocket almost 50 per cent following an announcement that it had been named as a Microsoft Cloud Solution Provider.

The company, co-led by Piers Linney, of BBC2’s Dragon’s Den, has been named as one of a handful of firms in the UK which will be able to bill, manage and support Office 365.

“We are able to further integrate Office 365 with our own offering down to billing whereas previously the billing and contractual relationship was managed by Microsoft,” said Linney.

“As we have already proven, we can add material value for end-customers by integrating Office 365 with our own cloud capabilities to create hybrid solutions for commercial and public sector organisations.”

The deal will come into place with immediate effect and the announcement to the Stock Exchange saw Outsourcery’s share price surge.

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