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Pax8 Beyond EMEA 2026 · Copenhagen

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Pax8 Beyond EMEA 2026 Award

The Developit team holding the award with others from the ceremony on the main stage at Pax8 Beyond EMEA 2026 in Copenhagen. The screen behind them reads developit and EMEA Peak Performance – Nordics.

Thank you, Pax8!

Developit (IT Group Finland Oy) received the EMEA Peak Performance – Nordics award on the Pax8 Beyond EMEA Mainstage in Copenhagen. Thank you, Pax8 – and above all, thank you to our customers. This award is as much yours as ours.

Pax8 is an international cloud distributor through which we provide our customers with Microsoft 365 and other cloud licences. Each year it recognises partners who have done excellent work helping small and mid-sized businesses use modern technology. This year's Nordics award went to Developit.

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We use these tools ourselves: they are how we check customers' connections, websites and email protection. Once a tool exists, it is only natural to let others use it too. The tools show the situation right away, and the explanations say what the numbers mean and what is worth doing about them. If a finding needs fixing, you know where to find us.

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More tools arrive as everyday questions pile up. If something should be checkable on your own, tell us.

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