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Stratis (STRAT) Matures Into A Certified Microsoft Partner

Stratis (STRAT), the C# blockchain that focuses on end-to-end solutions for development, testing, and deployment, has announced a new partnership. Surprisingly, the company disclosed that its new partner is no other company but the software giant, Microsoft. This means that the company has become a certified Microsoft Partner. Indeed, Stratis is specializing in deploying C# blockchain technologies in a bid to satisfy enterprise clients. Furthermore, the C# blockchain company will leverage the development and marketing infrastructure of Microsoft Azure as a partner.

Microsoft and Its Partners

Today, Microsoft Azure gives apps and service providers access to 120,000 enterprise clients around the world. Impressively, this number cuts across 800,000 ecosystems that are spread across 190 countries all over the world. No question, Microsoft owes a duty to its partners, linking the customers to their partners. Also, the partners obtain all the necessary resources to get the maximum degree of exposure on the Go-To-Market service. The ecosystem has over one million active users which generate over 100,000 leads to its partners every month. To be sure, the partnership with Stratis is coming right in the nick of time. Notably, this makes the C# blockchain the first blockchain company to partner with the software giant this way.

Microsoft Partnership with Stratis

Stratis is looking to focus on certain key areas. The core services of the company include smart contracts, enterprise-targeted Stratis DLT, and also sidechains. According to the company, the wide range of services will launch in a couple of months’ time.

Stratis hopes to make the most of the unique position that it has in the Microsoft software environment. Already, the blockchain firm is looking forward to doing something bigger with the global corporation soon; they consider this partnership the first step in solidifying their mutual relationship. Filled with ambition, the C# blockchain company says it aims to become Microsoft’s Gold Partner in no distant time.

Technical Details of the Collaboration

Unarguably, this accreditation of Stratis goes to show the strong relationship that it has with .NET framework, which is a Microsoft-developed software ecosystem. In short, Stratis is the foremost cryptocurrency platform whose team used C# to develop its full nodes from the ground up. By using C# to develop the platform, it implies that any application built on the platform will automatically become part of the .NET ecosystem. Essentially, the company says that with the effort that went into developing the platform, it is only natural to team up with the software giant.

The founder and CEO of Stratis, Chris Trew, spoke on the accreditation. Speaking, Trew said that he is looking forward to working with the team at Microsoft’s Go-To-Market. In conclusion, the visibly excited young chief executive noted that they would also leverage Microsoft Azure technology.

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I. Nwaokorie

Ifeanyi Nwaokorie is a content writer with over six years’ writing experience. For the past six years, he has written articles that cut across cryptocurrency, ICO White Papers, Internet of Things, Artificial Intelligence, home improvement, business, lifestyle, etc. With a degree in Information Technology, he focuses primarily on tech content writing, thus using his wealth of writing experience to deliver engaging, relatable articles to our teeming readers around the world. When he writes, Ifeayni doesn’t just aim to keep my readers’ eyes riveted to their screens, but he also ensures they take away something from the article. Finally, he firmly believes that you will have a great time reading his articles. And as you enjoy perusing his articles, please remember to share them with your loved ones and bookmark our page.

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