Everforth expands Microsoft partnership to accelerate AI readiness
Everforth, a technology consultancy, announced that it is extending its partnership with Microsoft. The expansion merges its commercial and federal capabilities under a single go‑to‑market model, aiming to help enterprise customers speed up AI readiness and modernise IT environments.
Key points
- Everforth merges commercial and federal capabilities into a unified go‑to‑market model with Microsoft.
- The consultancy holds over 1,500 active Microsoft certifications as a Cloud Solutions Partner.
- The partnership aims to accelerate AI adoption, modernise IT, and improve cybersecurity for enterprise clients.
The firm highlights that it now leverages more than 1,500 active Microsoft certifications and its status as a Microsoft Cloud Solutions Partner to deliver integrated cloud, data, cybersecurity and AI solutions. According to Courtney Cano, Microsoft alliance executive at Everforth, the unified approach should simplify opportunity identification and enable organisations to upgrade infrastructure, use data more effectively, adopt AI, improve security and support staff as technology evolves.
Everforth says the broader collaboration will create new growth avenues with Microsoft while offering clients a wider range of expertise and Microsoft‑based solutions. No financial terms or timeline were disclosed.
Everforth extends reach of Microsoft partnership to accelerate AI readiness
technologyrecord.com · 22 September 2026
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