Atturra wins top Boomi APJ Partner award for sixth time in row
Atturra has been named APJ Partner of the Year by Boomi for the third consecutive year and the sixth time overall.
The accolade recognises Atturra's work in supporting clients across the Asia Pacific region in optimising business operations with integration and automation solutions delivered through the Boomi platform.
In addition to the APJ Partner of the Year award, Atturra received the ANZ Partner of the Year award, the Emerging Technology Partner of the Year award, and was named a winner in Boomi's AI Agent Hackathon.
Atturra has maintained a partnership with Boomi since 2016, supporting more than 1,250 projects throughout Asia Pacific during that time.
Jason Frost, Executive General Manager Data and Integration at Atturra, said, "Our ongoing multi-year awards recognition since 2018 with Boomi is testament to the success of our working relationship in providing demonstrable return on investment with the Boomi platform to customers across more than 1,250 projects in the Asia Pacific region."
Frost continued, "Our winning experience in supporting organisations with implementation and advisory capabilities across various industries, including higher education, local government and utilities, along with implementation, helps organisations integrate and automate their systems to ultimately create 'moments that matter with data'."
He added, "During the year ahead, we look forward to bringing more of our specialist Boomi practice expertise to enterprises in North America following our recent acquisition of Kitepipe, a Boomi Platinum Partner with over 10 years' experience in Boomi integration services and specialising in Boomi enablement, monitoring and managed services."
The APJ Partner Awards from Boomi are determined by a review of how partners use the Boomi Enterprise Platform to foster creativity, innovation, and address complex challenges, as well as how they deliver environmental and social benefits to their clients.
Jim Fisher, Vice President of Channels and Partners, APJ at Boomi, highlighted the role of partners in the Boomi ecosystem, stating, "Our growing community of partners is instrumental to our success, delivering smart, scalable solutions that help more than 23,000 global customers thrive. We are proud to celebrate our partners who go beyond implementation to drive measurable business impact for our customers, simplifying complexity and scaling innovation."
Atturra's success in Boomi's AI Agent Hackathon involved the development of the Atturra CodeGuard AI Agent, a tool designed to monitor Boomi code quality and conduct process design reviews. This AI agent was made available through the Boomi Platform's AI Agent Marketplace.
The AI Agent Hackathon, which took place from January to April 2025, invited participants to develop generative AI-powered agents using Boomi's AI Agent Framework. Atturra's entry was recognised in a competitive field, judged on criteria of innovation, use of the framework, business value, and quality of implementation by a panel comprising Boomi leaders and external industry experts.
Atturra's recent acquisition of Kitepipe is expected to help extend its Boomi offering to enterprises in North America. Kitepipe, which has over a decade of experience as a Boomi integration specialist, now expands Atturra's capabilities in enablement, monitoring, and managed services.
Atturra's partnerships and client base span sectors including local government, utilities, education, defence, government, financial services, and manufacturing, partnering with technology suppliers such as Microsoft, Denodo, Boomi, OpenText, Smartsheet, QAD, Infor, and Solace.
Boomi's global ecosystem supports over 23,000 customers, with its partner community contributing to delivery of business solutions that address complex integration and automation challenges.
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