Milwaukee, WI - Brilliance Business Solutions today announced it has achieved a Microsoft Silver Application Development competency, demonstrating its ability to meet Microsoft Corp. customers’ evolving needs in today’s dynamic business environment. To earn the technical competency, partners must successfully demonstrate expertise through rigorous exams, culminating in Microsoft certifications. To ensure partners offer the highest quality of services, Microsoft requires customer references for successful implementation and customer satisfaction.
At Brilliance Business Solutions one of our values is: wholehearted. Meaning: We value each other as whole people, living authentic lives including our spiritual lives, family lives, and work lives. We believe the most creative companies are those that allow people to be authentic to who they are. We extend this value of each other, not just to our co-workers and customers, but to those in our community. They may not be our “next-door” neighbors, but the ability for them to live authentic lives is just as important as it is for us.
Milwaukee WI, May 6, 2015 - Brilliance Business Solutions was selected by Scale Up Milwaukee as one of 15 businesses to participate in its 2014-2015 Scalerator class, a Milwaukee-based program focused on creating growth through entrepreneurship. “With our ambitious goal to be at 101 employees in the next 10 years, we were excited to be selected and are already benefitting from the additional resources the Scalerator program brings us,” said Brilliance CEO Lori McDonald.
There were a couple of inches of snow on the ground. In many parts of the country, especially my home state of Texas, we’d all have been at home. No work, no school, maybe just curled up with a hot drink and a book. But in Milwaukee, two inches just gets you a reminder to give yourself extra time to get where you’re going and to be safe on the roads. I am so thankful that this is the way of life in Milwaukee because I found the next best thing to curling up with a book: sitting down with a little kid and a STACK of books.
