CloudThat Crowned as AWS Training Partner of the Year (APJ) 2024

We are thrilled to announce that CloudThat has been honoured with the AWS Training Partner of the Year (APJ) Award 2024 at AWS re:Invent 2024 in Las Vegas. This historic achievement makes CloudThat the first Indian company to receive this prestigious award for two consecutive years. This recognition underscores our unwavering commitment to bridging the global digital skills gap and empowering professionals and organizations to excel in the AWS ecosystem.

The AWS Awards

The AWS Partner Awards celebrate partners that demonstrate specialization, innovation, and excellence in delivering AWS solutions. The Training Partner of the Year Award specifically honours organizations that have made significant contributions in areas such as number of students trained, number of classes delivered, and year-over-year student growth.

The awardees were selected after a rigorous process overseen by Canalys, a leading global market analyst firm, which ensured an objective assessment. Data-driven metrics, customer success stories, and a demonstrated ability to innovate were key factors in CloudThat’s selection.

Driving Impact Through Innovation

CloudThat’s ability to innovate in cloud education has been instrumental in achieving this milestone. By integrating career readiness and skills development into our training solutions, we have helped learners and organizations build expertise in cloud computing, DevOps, and cloud security.

Our initiatives, such as expanding access to AWS Skill Builder for new markets, have enabled professionals worldwide to enhance their skill sets and succeed in a cloud-first world. These efforts highlight CloudThat’s dedication to driving meaningful impact through tailored, industry-aligned training programs.

Words from Our CEO

Reflecting on this milestone, Bhavesh Goswami, Founder and CEO of CloudThat, remarked:

“It is an extraordinary honour for CloudThat to become the first Indian company to win the AWS Training Partner of the Year Award (APJ) twice in a row. This recognition reaffirms our commitment to empowering individuals and organizations with the practical, dynamic, and industry-aligned skills needed to thrive in a digital-first world. Winning this award consecutively is a testament to the impact of our training programs and our team’s unwavering commitment to empowering learners with world-class cloud expertise.”

A Milestone to Build Upon

This award represents the collective effort of everyone at CloudThat. It reflects a shared commitment to delivering meaningful learning experiences and addressing the growing demand for cloud skills.

We are grateful to AWS for this recognition and to our clients, learners, and partners for placing their trust in us. As we move forward, we are reminded that success is the culmination of little efforts repeated day after day. This milestone encourages us to stay focused on our mission of empowering individuals and organizations with the skills they need to thrive in the digital landscape.

About CloudThat

Established in 2012, CloudThat is an award-winning company and the first in India to offer both cloud training and consulting services. As a global leader in digital transformation, CloudThat empowers individuals and organizations with skills in cloud and other cutting-edge technologies like GenAI, Data, AI/ML, DevOps, and IoT. Headquartered in Bengaluru, India, with offices in the UK, USA, and Bangladesh, CloudThat has supported clients across 30+ countries, training over 750,000 professionals and delivering 350+ consulting projects for 200+ organizations. CloudThat is also a proud AWS Advanced Tier Services Partner, AWS Advanced Tier Training Partner, and Microsoft Solutions Partner.

With 11 prestigious awards in the last 7 years, including the AWS Training Partner of the Year (APJ) 2024 and Microsoft Training Services Partner of the Year 2024, CloudThat continues to lead with innovation, driving impact for businesses and professionals worldwide, while working to bridge the global digital skills gap.