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About usNext Curve became a Microsoft Certified Partner in 2004
Next Curve became a Microsoft Certified Partner in March 2004.
Microsoft Certified Partners possess a high degree of competence and expertise with Microsoft technologies.
Next Curve develop our products, services and technologies using the Microsoft .NET Framework, and Microsoft products and solutions.
Find out more about our partnership with Microsoft.
We are all highly qualified and experienced
Web professionals
Professional
qualifications
Steve is a Chartered Engineer and a Chartered IT Professional. Chartered Engineers can only
be appointed in the UK by the Engineering
Council, it is the highest recognition of competence
to which a practicing professional engineer can aspire.
In order to achieve and demonstrate the required level of competence Steve had to get an accredited degree, six years experience in industry and pass an assessment panel. This ensured the appropriate level of competence to join the British Computer Society and become a Chartered Engineer and a Chartered IT Professional.
Industry
qualifications
Simon is a Microsoft Certified
Systems engineer.
The Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) credential is the premier certification for professionals who analyse the business requirements and design and implement the infrastructure for business solutions based on the Microsoft Windows® operating system and Microsoft Servers software.
Academic
credentials
Steve has a First class Honours degree in Computer Science.
Simon has an Honours degree in Computer Science.
Steve and Simon are both Members of the British Computer Society.
Industry knowledge
and experience
Steve and Simon
both have significant experience gained during their period
in industry, first with ICL then with Fujitsu.
Steve and Simon were both ICL Distinguished engineers when they worked for ICL. This honour was only awarded to engineers who had made a significant contribution to the business and engineering excellence. The number of ICL Distinguished Engineers was limited to less than 100 engineers across the world at any one time, in an organisation of 15,000.