Really Simple Systems Named Finalist in 2019-20 Cloud Awards

Leading cloud CRM vendor, Really Simple Systems has been declared a finalist in the international Cloud Computing Awards program, The Cloud Awards.

Categories for the 2019-20 Cloud Awards include “Security Innovation of the Year,” “Best Software as a Service,” and “Best Cloud Automation Solution.” Really Simple Systems has been shortlisted in the category “CRM Cloud Solution of the Year”.

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Since 2011, The Cloud Awards program has sought to champion excellence and innovation in cloud computing. Entries are accepted throughout the globe and across multiple industry sectors.

John Paterson, founder and CEO at Really Simple Systems commented “To be shortlisted for our work in this international program is not only an honour, but clear recognition of the successes and customer satisfaction we strive to achieve with leading cloud technologies.”

Head of Operations for the Cloud Awards, James Williams, said “Really Simple Systems has recognised the importance of adopting and pioneering leading cloud technologies in order to deliver outstanding client success, which is why they’re a deserving finalist in the Cloud Awards program.

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“The Cloud Awards team already had a near-impossible task sorting the exceptional from the excellent and the bleeding-edge from the cutting-edge. Weighing both proven successes and exceptional promise across several unique categories is a constant challenge.

“We see organisations not only adopting leading technologies, but constantly innovating and leveraging their expertise to provide unprecedented levels of customer satisfaction.

“We’ve seen a big uptick in businesses deserving recognition for their work in cloud automation, cloud security and mobile solutions. We expect these to be huge growth areas in the coming years.”

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