Tag: Microsoft

Wipro Earns Analytics On Microsoft Azure Advanced Specialisation

Specialisation demonstrates Wipro's ability to deliver customer-centric data insights Bengaluru, NFAPost: Wipro…

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Chennai-born Young Engineer Aditya Thiruvengadam’s AI Models Are Better Than Google’s To Solve Enterprise Problems

Artificial Intelligence has become an all-encompassing topic that transcends technology. It holds…

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Google Cloud Resources Can Now Be Protected By Microsoft Defender for Cloud

San Francisco, NFAPost: Microsoft announced that Microsoft Defender for Cloud, formerly known…

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Barracuda Unveils New Regional Backup Data Centre In India, France, UAE

Barracuda adds three new regional data centers in France, United Arab Emirates…

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Hiring Bonanza: 513 Students Get 662 Offers At IIM-Bangalore

Consulting companies made 248 offers led by Accenture with 51 offers, followed…

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Microsoft Takes Surface Laptop Studio Pre-order In India; Sale Begins On March 8

Priced Rs 1,56,999 onwards, the Surface Laptop Studio is touted by the…

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Microsoft Plans New Feature To Integrate LinkedIn Profiles To Teams

The feature is expected to roll out in March 2022 and will…

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Komprise Partners With Microsoft To Support Azure File Data Migration Programme

The Azure File Data Migration service brings Komprise Elastic Data Migration to…

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Sonata Software Partners With Microsoft For Launch Of ‘Microsoft Cloud for Retail’

Sonata software has been a partner with Microsoft for over three decades…

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Honeywell Names Rajesh Rege As Country President For India

Rege joined office and he will be based in Bengaluru Bengaluru, NFAPost:…

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