Worcestershire based tech firm, Payara Services, has been honoured for its global success with a Queen’s Award for Enterprise for International Trade.
Headquartered at Malvern Hills Science Park, Payara is a global, commercial, open source company recognised for its creation of innovative infrastructure software including the delivery of 24/7 production, development and migration support to customers worldwide, including BMW, Hermes, and Rakuten Card.
Renowned as the UK’s most prestigious business award, the Queen’s Award for Enterprise for International Trade honours UK organisations that have excelled in overseas export, whilst maintaining the highest standards in social, economic, and environmental activity.
With a secondary EU office located in Funchal, Portugal, Payara implemented a strategy for overseas trade following its official launch in 2016, and now 95% of its services are exported to 9 countries globally - including the USA, Japan, South Africa, and Germany.
Its international success is driven by a leading team of 35 industry experts (called ‘Payarans’), who are in 9 countries, enabling Payara to increase its annual revenue by 107% over the last three years, with export sales more than doubling from 33% to 75%.
This distinguished award comes as the Payara team works on the development of an innovative product to expand its global customer base, called Payara Cloud, the next generation of cloud-native application server. Expected to launch in September of 2021, Payara Cloud is an all-in-one solution that simplifies cloud infrastructure management and eliminates the need for Kubernetes knowledge. The team is also growing the Payara Partner Program to overcome cultural and language barriers and reach new markets via co-marketing campaigns with partners located around the world.
Steve Millidge, Founder and CEO of Payara Services Ltd, said: “We’re thrilled to win a Queen’s Award for International Trade. Payara was born global and has team members in many countries. This award recognises their commitment to the mission of delivering trusted, supported, enterprise software to customers worldwide.”
Payara's Marketing Manager, Dominika Tasarz-Sochacka, added: “This prestigious award enhances our global reputation and builds on the exceptional growth we’ve experienced overseas in the last three years.”
Payara is one of 205 organisations nationally to be recognised with a Queen’s Award for Enterprise, which is personally approved by Her Majesty The Queen. Now in its 55th year, winning businesses can use the esteemed Queen’s Awards emblem for five years.
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