AVEVA’s software helps industrial companies reduce energy use, lower carbon emissions and make better use of resources. The tools use Microsoft Azure, AI and industrial intelligence, and they support operations across the whole life of an asset. Judges praised the company’s customer impact, its creative use of new technology and its focus on helping industries make better decisions. That focus makes industrial sustainability a practical goal for plants, not only a promise on paper.
Lisa Wee, Chief Sustainability Officer at AVEVA, said the company helps organisations turn sustainability “from an aspiration into measurable action and long-term value.” She added that the recognition reflects the real-world impact of its collaboration with Microsoft. Her point is simple, because goals matter most when teams can measure them. Measurement sits at the heart of industrial sustainability, since plants cannot improve what they cannot see.
Microsoft Backs Partners Making an Impact
Nicole Dezen, Chief Partner Officer at Microsoft, congratulated this year’s finalists and winners. She said the honorees use Microsoft Cloud and AI “to deliver transformative solutions, accelerate customer success, and expand what’s possible.”Microsoft announced the awards ahead of Microsoft Ignite in San Francisco from 17 to 20 November. Readers who follow industrial sustainability can find the full list of winners and finalists on the Microsoft Partner blog.
