Over 22 years, Corigliano moved from Solomon Software to Great Plains to Microsoft as vendor acquisition proceeded. He spent from 2001 through December 2013 in business development positions at Microsoft and led that company's ISV strategy in his last six years and five months with Microsoft. As Project AX, the company was formed in November 2013. It acquired Celania, which continues under that brand, operating as two entities: Celenia Software and Celenia global services. MBS Dev, acquired by Project AX, is taking on the Enavate name. Both Celenia and MBS Dev were purchased in December.
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Project AX, which has vowed to become a major Dynamics AX dealer, has changed its name to Enavate. Actually, it says it already is a big AX player and will grow through acquisition. The company was visible on the floor of Convergence with a decent size booth. This month, it also picked up an industry veteran. It hired Joe Corigliano as VP of global alliances. Corigliano was previously VP of global partners and alliances with BI vendor Targit from January 2014 until taking the new position.
