iLink Digital has earned the Microsoft Frontier Partner badge, marking recognition of its capabilities in helping enterprises move from AI experimentation to secure, governed and scalable AI transformation.
The recognition comes after iLink Digital achieved all six Microsoft Solutions Partner designation pathways across Cloud & AI Platforms, AI Business Solutions and Security. The company also holds more than ten Microsoft specializations, Microsoft Azure Expert MSP status and Microsoft Fabric Featured Partner recognition.
Microsoft’s Frontier Partner badge is designed for organisations with at least three Solutions Partner designations and three specializations. iLink Digital exceeds these requirements, supported by more than two decades of collaboration with Microsoft, over 125 Azure customers worldwide and a global workforce of more than 2,000 Microsoft-certified consultants.
Sree Balaji, Co-Founder and Group CEO, iLink Digital, said, “Earning the Microsoft Frontier Partner badge reflects the depth and breadth we have built across the Microsoft ecosystem. Enterprise AI leadership is measured not by the number of pilots launched, but by the ability to turn AI into secure, governed and measurable outcomes at scale.”
The company said its enterprise AI approach focuses on identifying high-value use cases, developing AI-ready data foundations through Microsoft Fabric and Azure, deploying Microsoft Copilot and AI agents, and integrating security, responsible AI, compliance and observability into operations.
iLink Digital is also using proprietary platforms such as iGentic, focused on enterprise multi-agent orchestration, and BEAK, designed for AI-powered IT, cloud and security operations, alongside industry-specific solutions and modernisation accelerators.
Sakthi Kanan, CEO & GM – Data and AI, iLink Digital, said, “Customers don’t want more AI experiments, they want outcomes they can measure and govern. The Frontier Partner badge reflects the maturity of our end-to-end enterprise transformation practice, and our ability to help enterprises operationalize AI on a foundation built for scale.”
Microsoft has indicated that the current badge will evolve into a Frontier Partner specialization, providing customers and Microsoft field teams with a clearer way to identify partners equipped to build and deliver AI agents across Microsoft’s Frontier product stack.
As the programme develops, iLink Digital plans to expand its investments in Microsoft Fabric, Microsoft Foundry and Copilot Studio, with security and governance integrated across its enterprise AI offerings.
Elayaraja Eswaran, Chief Architect and Senior Vice President, iLink Digital, said, “Production AI requires far more than building an agent. It requires trusted data, secure identity, governance, integration, observability and disciplined engineering.”
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