Datacentrix Named HPE South Africa Partner of the Year
Datacentrix has been crowned Partner of the Year at the HPE South Africa Partner Awards FY25, securing four major awards in recognition of its performance and partnership with Hewlett Packard Enterprise.
The company also received Services Partner of the Year, Storage Partner of the Year and Security Partner of the Year, highlighting its technical expertise, market leadership and ability to deliver high-value digital solutions.
The awards recognise partners that demonstrate strong performance in revenue growth, certified capabilities and collaboration within the technology ecosystem. Datacentrix stood out for delivering significant projects during the financial year, including one of the region’s largest security deals, the Middle East and Africa HPE Aruba Networking Deal of the Year and a major storage contract.
Speaking on the achievement, Dave Thomas, Enterprise Business Unit Manager at Datacentrix, said the partnership between the two organisations has strengthened over more than three decades.
He noted that HPE’s strategy in areas such as hybrid cloud, networking and artificial intelligence aligns closely with the needs of customers and with Datacentrix’s own technology approach.
“These awards recognise the dedication and contributions of the Datacentrix team in delivering strong growth and positive customer outcomes,” Thomas said.
President Ntuli, Managing Director of HPE South Africa, congratulated the company for its performance, saying the awards reflect consistent collaboration, innovation and alignment with HPE’s strategic direction.
“The HPE South Africa Partner Awards celebrate a year of tremendous achievements and partner excellence. Congratulations to Datacentrix on being named FY25 Partner of the Year and on three additional awards,” Ntuli said.
Founded in 1994, Datacentrix is an African-born systems integrator and managed services provider operating across Africa and the Middle East. The company delivers hybrid cloud solutions, security services, data management and technology consulting to help organisations improve operations and remain competitive in an increasingly data-driven world.
The firm also maintains a strong empowerment profile, holding a Level One Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment contributor rating since 2017 and being recognised as a 100 percent Black-owned company.
