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After a long, thoughtful process, we’ve joined the AWS Partner Network.
This is just a reflection of how we work. No shortcuts, no noise. Instead, just steady hands, the right people in place, and a commitment to doing things with care.
Meaningful steps don’t happen by accident. They arrive when preparation meets intention. And today, with a quiet kind of pride, we can finally share something that’s been slowly taking shape for a while. Edify is now officially part of the AWS Partner Network.
This is the outcome of steady effort, patience, and a team that chose to do things the right way. We’ve looked up to AWS for years. For its scale, yes. For the potential it unlocks. But mostly for what it stands for, a place where reliability and innovation live together.
The process matters
This is something we’ve wanted to do for some time. Not for the title or the badge, but because it felt like the right way to show our commitment, not just to how we build, but to why we build the way we do.
For a long time, we didn’t really have the space. The team was smaller, the focus was on getting the work done well, and honestly, it just wasn’t the moment. Things shifted when we formed our Practice Leads group. That gave us room to organize the effort, assign time to it, and follow through. The process itself took several months. Not because it was especially complicated, but because it required structure and patience… a lot of patience.
One of the challenges was that AWS doesn’t let you count past projects. Everything had to be current, documented, and launched. So we had to wait, track, and complete things in a very specific order. Certifications were another part but luckily, many on the team already had them and those that were missing got done quickly; that’s the kind of team we have. Coordinating all of it, though, took work.
We also had to learn how AWS expects things to be presented, documented, reported. That part wasn’t intuitive at first, but once we got going, it made more sense. It wasn’t hard in the dramatic sense. Just steady work. The kind we’re used to doing.
What does this mean for you and us?
Practically, we now have access to more tools, better support, smarter pricing, and a network of best practices. More importantly, it’s a way to stay aligned with what matters to us: building software with care, treating our craft with respect, and holding on to the belief that good work still matters.
This isn’t a pivot. Rather, it’s a continuation, a quiet nod to the path we’ve been walking for years. It’s the one where we say no to shortcuts and yes to doing things with purpose, to keep Coding for Good.
We also know what growth can do to a company. Specifically, it can blur your edges or make you forget why you started. We’re not interested in that. However far we go, we plan to keep our feet on the ground. To use our skills responsibly. To build with thought. And to never lose sight of the people, our team, our clients, our community; everyone who make this work worth doing.
Moving Forward
And now? Now we go back to the thing we love. Listening. Learning. Building with intention. Showing up.
Doing the work.
And doing it well.
Thanks for being here.