New Zealand-based, Techtonics, and Australian-headquartered, StoneBridge Systems, have been assigned the annually proscribed OpenText Partner Awards for 2011.

New Zealand-based Techtonics was awarded Asia Pacific Japan Partner of the Year.  Initially specialising in providing compliant OpenText solutions for the legal and government sectors, Techtonics is now successfully servicing the commercial and engineering sectors by deploying Enterprise Content Management solutions for customer governance, efficiency, and monetisation business strategies.  In addition, the company has also developed solutions which allow users to migrate to the latest OpenText technology, including OpenText Content Server.

Greg Bickerton, Chief Executive Officer, Techtonics, said, “Winning this award is testament to the investment which we have made in enhancing our customer service and deploying a  consulting team with solutions which drive success in range of industries across the OpenText solution suite.  We are delighted to win this award and look forward to working with OpenText to drive mutual success in the New Zealand market in the year ahead.”

StoneBridge Systems has been appointed Asia Pacific Japan Rising Star Award for 2011.  Over the past year, the company has successfully migrated OpenText customers to OpenText Content Server  enabling organisations to add additional OpenText solution modules, including email management, SharePoint integration and the OpenText ECM Suite for SAP Solutions.

Craig Broadbent, Managing Director, StoneBridge Systems, said, “We enjoy a robust working relationship with OpenText and have invested strongly in both people skills and a dedicated development and support centre to drive unrivalled customer success across Australian public and private sector organisations. This award reflects the success of our current momentum and provides us with a strong platform for enhancing growth in the year ahead.”

OpenText’s Partner Awards 2011 were announced last night at the company’s annual partner summit being staged this week in Orlando, Florida.