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Perficient’s Pradeep Jain Named Microsoft FastTrack Recognized Solution Architect for Second Consecutive Year

Perficient is proud to announce that Pradeep Jain, Senior Solution Architect, has once again been recognized by Microsoft as a FastTrack Recognized Solution Architect (FTRSA) for 2026.

This prestigious designation honors solution architects who consistently demonstrate deep architectural expertise and deliver high-quality, enterprise-scale business solutions that drive meaningful customer outcomes. Microsoft’s FastTrack Recognized Solution Architect program is one of the company’s most respected technical recognition programs for partners, celebrating individuals who exemplify technical excellence, innovation, and customer success across the Microsoft ecosystem.

This year, only 80 professionals worldwide received the recognition, placing Pradeep among an elite group of architects helping organizations accelerate digital transformation through Microsoft technologies.

Pradeep shared:

“I’m honored to receive Microsoft FastTrack Recognized Solution Architect status for a second consecutive year. This recognition reflects not only my passion for helping clients solve complex business challenges with Power Platform and AI, but also the incredible support of...

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Tokenomics - the SHI worldview takes in what enterprises can learn from ITAM and FinOps

Every new technology wave introduces new revenue models for vendors, which create new complexities for enterprise end users. At one level of abstraction, tokenomics is emerging as the word of choice for characterizing the new complexities of financial engineering and innovation in new AI opportunities and revenue models. Although many

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HMRC dangles £500M carrot for National Insurance system revamp

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The 28-year fight over who owns Linux is nearly over

A US appeals court has thrown out the last live claim in the long fight over who owns Linux. Simon Sharwood reported the ruling for The Register on Sunday. The dispute began in 1998. The company still fighting it, Xinuos, now has one long-shot move left. What the court decided

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