Appian announces winners of 2025 APJ Partner Awards

Cloud computing and enterprise software vendor Appian has announced the recipients of its 2025 Asia-Pacific and Japan (APJ) Partner Awards.

The awards honour high-performing partners who have driven significant growth in customer engagements and delivered value through the Appian Platform. 

Roboyo was named as Delivery Award winner for delivering digital transformation across the government, insurance, and higher education sectors in Australia, along with modernising critical processes including incident management, compliance, invoice automation, case collaboration, HR, finance, and student services.

Roboyo also introduced "first-of-its-kind innovations" such as generative AI automation, cross-agency collaboration portals, and WCAG-compliant student platforms, with the initiatives resulting in "reduced manual effort, improved compliance, faster turnaround times, and stronger transparency".

The Innovation Award went to WNS for the development of Life Support Outage Management (LSOM) with PowerAlert, a solution addressing critical challenges faced by energy and utilities providers.

WNS developed an integrated solution featuring real-time dashboards, automated outage notifications, accurate asset-to-customer mapping, and enforced compliance protocols. The solution achieved "full compliance with outage notification requirements, eliminated regulatory breaches, and reduced manual workload significantly while improving operational productivity". 

The Growth Award winner was Deloitte, owing to a multi-year investment in its alliance with Appian.

Deloitte secured early new customer wins with expansion opportunities already underway. With alliance leadership within Deloitte's Engineering division, the practice has achieved "rapid expansion with broad enablement across practitioners". 

Accenture was named the Transformation Award winner for driving "transformational change" through large-scale enterprise transformation with the Appian Platform.

The firm is supporting post-merger integration and digital transformation for a large superannuation provider, unifying legacy systems and streamlining processes across the organisation.

The initiative has delivered "measurable customer value including improved member satisfaction, simplified operations, and cost efficiencies".

Using a phased approach with initial focus on integration followed by digital and operational enhancements, the transformation continues to expand to support future mergers and enterprise-wide change.

The Channel Partner of the Year Award was given to Via Appia for its dedication to expanding Appian's presence across the APJ region through significant investment across multiple categories, including innovation, Appian Practice development, and delivery.

The firm has expanded its presence in the Philippines with new customer wins in banking and government, delivering digital check deposit solutions for a  bank and mission-critical automation for national institutions.

By leveraging the Appian Platform, Via Appia has "improved transparency, compliance, and customer experience for clients". 

"These Partner Awards showcase the remarkable impact our partners deliver for organisations across the region through their own deep expertise and commitment," said Steve Gillett, regional VP for APJ alliances at Appian.

"Each of these partners has demonstrated exceptional dedication in providing outstanding value to the customers we serve together."