WinWire Earns Microsoft Frontier Partner Status, Strengthening Its Position as a Leader in Enterprise AI Adoption
This achievement reflects WinWire's ability to deliver meaningful customer impact using Microsoft technologies such as Agentic AI, Azure, and Power Platform.WinWire achieved this recognition by demonstrating deep expertise across Agentic AI and Microsoft Cloud, combined with a strong track record of customer success. WinWire's key capabilities that contributed to this achievement include: Building and deploying AI agents for business functions using Microsoft Foundry, Copilot Studio, and Microsoft 365 Copilot. Leveraging AI frameworks and accelerators to scale AI from pilot to production - delivering business value across the enterprise.
- ▪This achievement reflects WinWire's ability to deliver meaningful customer impact using Microsoft technologies such as Agentic AI, Azure, and Power Platform.WinWire achieved this recognition by demonstrating deep expertise across Agentic AI
- ▪WinWire's key capabilities that contributed to this achievement include: Building and deploying AI agents for business functions using Microsoft Foundry, Copilot Studio, and Microsoft 365 Copilot.
- ▪Leveraging AI frameworks and accelerators to scale AI from pilot to production - delivering business value across the enterprise.
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This recognition reflects WinWire's commitment to delivering secure, scalable AI solutions using Microsoft technology.HYDERABAD, India, June 26, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- WinWire (part of NTT DATA) , a Microsoft partner specializing in Agentic AI, data engineering, and cloud-native development, today announced it has earned the Frontier Partner badge within the Microsoft AI Cloud Partner Program. This recognition places WinWire among a select group of partners Microsoft trusts to lead enterprise AI transformation, delivering AI-first solutions across the Microsoft Cloud.The Frontier Partner badge recognizes partners that demonstrate advanced AI-driven capabilities and meet rigorous badge requirements at the time of recognition.
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