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Top AWS partners celebrate in Sydney

[Photos] Behind the scenes at the cloud vendor's Partner Summit.

By Steven Kiernan on Apr 27 2016, 7:13AM

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Hundreds of Amazon Web Services partners attended the vendor's summit in Sydney on Tuesday 26 April. At the end of a long days of packed sessions, they caught up over drinks and celebrated the top AWS partner awards.

Hagen Dittmer (Forefront Analytics), Julie Ember (Technology One) and James McMahon (Forefront Analytics)

Jessica Walker and Arthur Marinis (Base2services)

AWS handed out awards to four high-performing partners.

Rising Star award: API Talent. Pictured: AWS managing director, ANZ, Paul Migliorini, Sebastian Krueger (API Talent), Andreas Mueller (API Talent), and Terry Wise (AWS)

The innovation award went to Comunet. Pictured: Stefan Jansen (AWS), Mark Ogden (Comunet), Terry Wise (AWS), Paul Migliorini (AWS)

The consulting partner of the year went to DiUS. Pictured: Stefan Jansen (AWS), Joe Losinno (DiUS), Clency Coutet (DiUS), Terry Wise (AWS), Paul Migliorini (AWS)

Technology Partner of the Year: Technology One. Pictured: Stefan Jansen (AWS), Paul James (AWS) , Terry Wise (AWS), Paul Migliorini (AWS)

Kevin Van Gils (CA Technologies) and Ivor Bradley (AWS)

Johan Grant and Rob Easton (AWS)

The team from Deloitte Australia

Malcolm Duncanson and Richard Tomkinson (Cloudten)

Tom Bernadou (Data Solutions Group), Keiran McCartney (NetApp) and James Downes (Macro Data Solutions)

Joshua Stenhouse and Chris Bradley (Zerto)

Ian Martin, Bruno Watt and Richard Stephen (ITOC)

Anthony Bishop, Michael Dixon and David Ward (Selerity)

Aaron Walker and Melanie Koster (Base2services) and Chris Fleischmann (CSC)

Scott Hamilton (Gammer) and Sean Kennedy (Datacom)

Dharmesh Sumaria (Telstra), Adalbert Hutter (Cloud Specialists) and Vittorio Menichelli (Cloud Specialists)

Jan Varga (Eight Feet Consulting) and Kirsty Miller (DiUS)

Simon Adams and Jake Klap (Revera) and Neil Hitz (CloudTrek)

Cam Wyland (Channel Dynamics) and Ian Masters (Melbourne IT)

Craig Wilkins, Rebecca Rumble (Hava), Jacques Beyers (Vibrato), Alvin Oh (Vibrato) and Cy Huang (Optus)

Malcolm Duncanson and Richard Tomkinson (Cloudten)

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