Mirrorweb, a web archiving and monitoring solution used by financial services firms and governments, has been selected to participate in the Microsoft ScaleUp program, an exclusive initiative that grants a small number of high-growth companies access to Microsoft’s sales, marketing, and technical support. Mirrorweb shares that less than 2% of applicants are selected for the program.
Annie Parker, Global Head of Microsoft for Startups said that MirrorWeb has distinguished itself from other high-growth companies in the sector.
MirrorWeb expects participation to help boost its platform and accelerate growth. Microsoft’s expertise will ensure MirrorWeb’s services remains secure, efficient and while delivering value for its clients in keeping with industry developments.
Companies participating in the two-year program are mentored by industry experts and engage in go-to-market activities to scale their growth globally. Upon graduating, they are supported by a team of success managers, gaining access to a range of contacts as part of the Microsoft Partner and Microsoft ScaleUp Program Alumni networks.
MirrorWeb clients currently include Liontrust Asset Management, Zurich Insurance Group, Tesco Bank, Bank of England and the Treasury.
David Clee, CEO and co-founder of MirrorWeb, said in a release:
“We are delighted to have been selected to join the Microsoft ScaleUp program. Meeting Microsoft’s selection criteria places us amongst the world’s foremost high-growth technology enterprises and affirms that our innovative platform is ready to support a vast range of clients in their digital transformation. Our unique archiving software should be an invaluable part of any regulated business’s toolkit and, as one of the world’s most influential businesses, Microsoft’s partnership will be crucial to realising this.”