Agmo Studio has achieved the Select partner tier in the Claude Partner Network Services Track, placing itself among certified partners that Anthropic works with to deploy Claude in production environments for enterprise and SME customers, backed by a team of 45 Claude Certified Architects.
Agmo Studio Attains Claude Partner Network Select Tier
The Claude Partner Network Services Track recognizes partners for building a certified delivery team, delivering Claude use cases for clients, and demonstrating results through public customer references. For businesses, working with a Select partner means engaging a local team that has already moved Claude from pilot to full production deployment.
Agmo Studio’s existing Claude deployments span the durian cold-chain and renewable energy industries, with measurable operational results reported in both. One notable deployment is an operations agent built on Claude for Malaysian durian exporter Hernan Corporation, which significantly reduced sales order entry time and converts a photo of incoming fruit into a traceable inventory record, replacing a previously manual data entry process.
As a Select partner, Agmo Studio’s delivery team maintains close access to the latest Claude models and capabilities, allowing customers to benefit from new features as they become available.
Building on its Select partner status, Agmo Studio plans to expand its Claude service offerings for enterprises and SMEs. These include designing and building AI agents and workflow automation on Claude, integrating Claude into existing workplace systems, enterprise-wide Claude rollouts with AI governance and usage controls, and forward-deployed engineers working alongside customer teams.
The group will also expand its Claude training programs, covering both technical practitioners and non-technical learners. CEO Tan Aik Keong stated the priority is bringing Claude to more businesses in Malaysia and Singapore, helping them move from experimentation to real deployment.
Pokdepinion: Getting certified to sell AI to other people is now its own industry, and honestly, fair enough.
