Evolve IT Australia would like to officially congratulate Mick and Brendan from Point Project Management on their recent wins at the Telstra ACT business awards. The night at the end of July in Canberra started off with a bang by Point winning the 1300Australia People’s Choice Award and Commonwealth Bank Medium Business Award with night being concluded with the announcement of Point Project Management being named Telstra ACT Business of the Year, scooping the pool in an incredibly strong field of 16 finalists at the 2012 Telstra Business Awards. This is an amazing achievement for a company that has grown significantly since its inception back in 2006 with current staff nearing 100 based out of offices in Canberra, Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth and PNG.
Joint Managing Directors, Brendan Bilston and Michael Snare paid tribute to the efforts of staff and their families for the contributions they have made to the business and also acknowledged the support of clients and service providers.
“This is the second time that Point has been awarded the Telstra ACT Business of the Year.” Michael said “We are proud of the fact that we operate a national and international business, headquartered in the ACT and are thrilled to be representing the ACT in the national finals”.
Brendan in his acceptance speech also made mention of Evolve IT Australia as their IT supplier. Evolve IT provides Point Project with all its IT infrastructure and ongoing support nationally with a hosted Citrix XenApp based solution delivering all business critical applications and data to all Point staff wherever their job may take them. This solution meets the always on / always accessible business requirements however also provides a great scalable platform for a hypergrowth company such as Point Project.
The national finals take place in Sydney on Wednesday 29 August 2012 and everyone at Evolve IT Australia would like to wish them the best of luck.
Acceptance Speech Video - 2012 ACT Commonwealth Bank Medium Business Award


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