Kista, Stockholm -- (SBWIRE) --05/31/2011 -- eBuilder won awards in two out of four categories at the EuroCloud Sweden Awards presentation on May 24. Of the four award categories, Best Cloud Service, Best Cloud Start-Up, Best Cloud Case Study (private sector), and Best Cloud Case Study (public sector), eBuilder won in the Best Cloud Case Study (private sector) with its solution for DHL and Alfa-Laval; and in the Best Cloud Case Study (public sector) for its work with Västra Götaland (VGR). The European final will be held in October.
- We are very proud to win these two prestigious awards," says Mikael Ekström, senior vice president of marketing at eBuilder. Many large international companies around the world use our solutions, and we hope to gain even more attention for our solutions from the European finals," says Ekström.
- This is the first time EuroCloud Sweden has presented these awards, and we were surprised at the number of excellent, highly-qualified contributions that were submitted," said Michael Abrahamsson, chairman of EuroCloud Sweden.
The winners are automatically in the race for the EuroCloud Award at the European level in October, at which Europe's premier suppliers will be crowned. EuroCloud Award 2011 competitions have been held so far in France, Germany, and Luxemburg, with Sweden being the fourth country to host the event. The award program was instituted to find the cloud industry’s top suppliers.
About eBuilder
eBuilder is a global leading provider of cloud processes that help companies and organizations to take control of and manage their value network for travel, purchasing and logistics. eBuilder is unique in delivering a number of processes on the same platform and in customizing both integrations and processes. Today eBuilder has customers in more than 60 countries. The headquarters are located in Stockholm, with offices in Australia, Sri Lanka and China, and Finland. eBuilder has about 500,000 end users.
About EuroCloud Sweden
EuroCloud Sweden was founded December 18, 2009, and it represented Sweden in a delegation of 12 countries that attended and officially founded EuroCloud Europe, which is the umbrella organization for European operations. The organization has now grown to 26 active countries and has consolidated a strong relationship with the EU and the European Commission. EuroCloud Sweden is a nonprofit organization and an industry body for the cloud computing industry in Sweden. It works actively to pursue and promote the sustainable development of the paradigm shift currently underway in the IT world.