Patient Zero announces its Microsoft Gold Partnership Status

Patient Zero • July 20, 2020

Paul Briggs, CEO of Patient Zero states “We are incredibly proud of the solutions we have built leveraging Microsoft technologies and our work within Azure. We look forward to continuing our work with Microsoft as we roll out solutions for our customers across the country.”

Patient Zero delivers client focussed technology solutions across Software Development, Consulting and Managed Services. They continue to innovate for their clients through their way of working. Delivering numerous benefits not only for the Patient Zero team but also their clients.


Patient Zero will continue its focus on cross-platform application development, a shift spearheaded by Microsoft over recent years. They are looking forward to continuing providing their clients with quality solutions alongside one of the best cloud providers globally.


For more information regarding the Microsoft Gold Partnership status, or to discuss your application development needs, please contact their sales team on 1300 714 093.

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