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Bentley Systems is recognised as Sustainability Changemaker Partner
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Bentley Systems is recognised as Sustainability Changemaker Partner

Bentley Systems (Nasdaq: BSY), the infrastructure engineering software company, announced that it has been recognised as the Microsoft Asia Pacific Region Social Impact – Sustainability Changemaker Partner of the Year 2021. The announcement had been made at the Microsoft Singapore & Asia Pacific Partner of the Year Awards 2021 celebrations on February 18, 2022 at Marina Bay Sands Singapore.

The Microsoft Asia Pacific Partner of the Year Award 2021 celebrates and recognises regional partners who are focused on customer and community success by delivering unique and differentiated solutions built on core technologies across the Microsoft Cloud platform. Additionally, the winner needs to demonstrate commitment to the Asia Pacific region and evidence of exceptional customer experience across multiple markets in the region.

Bentley Systems has been recognised for providing outstanding solutions and services in the Social Impact – Sustainability Changemaker Award category, which recognises it as a partner organisation that excels at providing innovative and unique services or solutions based on Microsoft technologies that help customers solve challenges of sustainable digital transformation.

Commenting on this achievement, Kaushik Chakraborty, vice president, Bentley Systems Asia Pacific, has said, “We are honoured to receive Microsoft’s Asia Pacific Region Social Impact Recognition – Sustainability Changemaker 2021 award. This is a testament to our users’ passion for sustainability and spirit of innovation empowered by our joint software solutions. Bentley’s mission is to empower our users to advance both, the global economy and the environment, for improved quality of life, so it is especially heartening to receive the recognition in this award category in Asia Pacific.”

Vivek Puthucode, chief partner officer, Microsoft Asia Pacific, said, “In Asia Pacific, each day we see our partners coming together, to build together, to innovate together, to empower not just our customers but also the communities we operate and live in. These partners replicate the impact they create across the region. Bentley Systems is one such leader of our partner ecosystem that is helping the region to emerge stronger from the pandemic with their innovation and dedication to purpose-driven technology. We are pleased to congratulate Bentley Systems as the Social Impact – Sustainability Changemaker Partner of the Year 2021.”

Bentley Systems (Nasdaq: BSY), the infrastructure engineering software company, announced that it has been recognised as the Microsoft Asia Pacific Region Social Impact – Sustainability Changemaker Partner of the Year 2021. The announcement had been made at the Microsoft Singapore & Asia Pacific Partner of the Year Awards 2021 celebrations on February 18, 2022 at Marina Bay Sands Singapore. The Microsoft Asia Pacific Partner of the Year Award 2021 celebrates and recognises regional partners who are focused on customer and community success by delivering unique and differentiated solutions built on core technologies across the Microsoft Cloud platform. Additionally, the winner needs to demonstrate commitment to the Asia Pacific region and evidence of exceptional customer experience across multiple markets in the region. Bentley Systems has been recognised for providing outstanding solutions and services in the Social Impact – Sustainability Changemaker Award category, which recognises it as a partner organisation that excels at providing innovative and unique services or solutions based on Microsoft technologies that help customers solve challenges of sustainable digital transformation. Commenting on this achievement, Kaushik Chakraborty, vice president, Bentley Systems Asia Pacific, has said, “We are honoured to receive Microsoft’s Asia Pacific Region Social Impact Recognition – Sustainability Changemaker 2021 award. This is a testament to our users’ passion for sustainability and spirit of innovation empowered by our joint software solutions. Bentley’s mission is to empower our users to advance both, the global economy and the environment, for improved quality of life, so it is especially heartening to receive the recognition in this award category in Asia Pacific.” Vivek Puthucode, chief partner officer, Microsoft Asia Pacific, said, “In Asia Pacific, each day we see our partners coming together, to build together, to innovate together, to empower not just our customers but also the communities we operate and live in. These partners replicate the impact they create across the region. Bentley Systems is one such leader of our partner ecosystem that is helping the region to emerge stronger from the pandemic with their innovation and dedication to purpose-driven technology. We are pleased to congratulate Bentley Systems as the Social Impact – Sustainability Changemaker Partner of the Year 2021.”

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