UK RegTech MirrorWeb has beaten the odds by being among the fewer than 2% of applicants to have been selected for the Microsoft ScaleUp programme.
The Microsoft ScaleUp two-year programme is an initiative which grants a small number of startups and growth enterprises access to Microsoft’s sales, marketing and technical support. Only promising ventures at the forefront of emerging technologies and with the potential to tap into newer markets are accepted into the programme.
Taking part in the initiative will empower tHe web archiving and monitoring solutions provider to further develop its technology services for a client base that already includes Zurich Insurance Group, Tesco Bank, Bank of England and the Treasury.
MirrorWeb aims to use this opportunity to tap in to the Microsoft’s distinguished technology expertise and further build MirrorWeb’s website and social media archiving software to ensure it remains secure, efficient and continues to deliver value for its clients in keeping with industry developments.
“We are delighted to have been selected to join the Microsoft ScaleUp programme,” said David Clee, CEO and co-founder of MirrorWeb. “Meeting Microsoft’s selection criteria places us amongst the world’s foremost high-growth technology enterprises and affirms that our innovative platform is ready to support a vast range of clients in their digital transformation. Our unique archiving software should be an invaluable part of any regulated business’s toolkit and, as one of the world’s most influential businesses, Microsoft’s partnership will be crucial to realising this.”
Annie Parker, global head of Microsoft for Startups, added, “Given that fewer than 2% of companies applying to our program are selected, MirrorWeb has distinguished itself from other high-growth companies in the sector. We are looking forward to working closely with MirrorWeb and supporting the company on an exciting path of continued, robust growth.”
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