Nimble Gravity earns spot as Microsoft Partner of the Year finalist

DENVER — Nimble Gravity, a data, AI and digital engineering consultancy, has been named a Microsoft Americas Partner of the Year finalist in the Emerging SI category. The company was selected from more than 2,100 nominations across the region.

The annual awards recognize organizations that deliver strong customer outcomes and business transformation using Microsoft cloud technologies, including Azure OpenAI Service, Copilot Studio, Microsoft Fabric and Databricks.

Nimble Gravity leaders said the recognition underscores the company’s push to help enterprises shift from experimenting with artificial intelligence to implementing secure, scalable systems that produce measurable results.

“This recognition from Microsoft validates our mission to move enterprises from AI experiments to production AI systems that actually deliver value,” said Matt Jackson, president of Nimble Gravity. “In a very short time, we have scaled from a startup to a top-performing Microsoft partner, helping clients deploy AI that is governed, measurable and aligned to the realities of their business.”

At the center of the firm’s work are what it calls pragmatic accelerators that help companies build and deploy AI and data solutions more quickly. One accelerator program focuses on building production-ready AI applications and agents using Azure OpenAI Service, Microsoft Copilot Studio and Azure AI Foundry. Another helps companies modernize their data environments on Microsoft Fabric and Databricks to support analytics, AI agents and generative AI workloads.

The accelerators are intended to meet enterprises at varying stages of their AI adoption and move them from pilot projects to production systems with defined business metrics.

Nimble Gravity’s partnership with Microsoft has grown quickly as the firm works with clients to modernize data platforms, build AI applications and integrate AI into core business operations, with a focus on security, observability and compliance.

“Our growth with Microsoft has been driven by a simple idea: enterprises do not need another AI proof of concept, they need production AI,” said Jeff Dodge, chief revenue officer. “Being named a Microsoft Americas Partner of the Year finalist validates that our approach is working for clients and that together with Microsoft we are delivering real, durable transformation.”