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Do you guys love to use Microsoft Teams Or Slack? What's the easiest application to use in corporate or businesses?

Ola completes workload shift to in-house Krutrim Cloud after snapping ties with Microsoft Azure. Do you think Krutrim will be better option for Ola than Azure (Cloud industry leader).

🚀 Amazon Quick Suite: AWS’s Bold New AI Workspace for Enterprises Amazon just dropped Quick Suite, a next-gen AI workspace platform that blends automation, analytics, and research into one powerful solution. Built for enterprises, it lets teams cre

DevOps (Development + Operations) bottlenecks? Scoutflo’s on it! Raised ₹1.4 Cr led by 100X.VC 🤖 AI automates code deployment ☁️ Works across AWS,GCP,Azure, Civo 🛠️ No need for big DevOps teams 🔐 Secure,fast,scalable Goal:global scale,smarter

Good Morning Everyone 🔆, This is the image of Revenue Split of Microsoft. I always thought that Major revenue of Microsoft would be Windows but Azure Services Contributes to the Group lead by Office at second Number.. So the thing is that Microsof

Did Microsoft deliberately kill Skype? Or did Shype die because the World changed? Here is what happened: - In 2011, Microsoft acquired Skype for $8.5 Billion! - In 2015-17: Mobile-first apps like Whatsapp, Messenger, Telegram gained popularity

Open to Azure Data Engineer roles 3+ years of experience in data domain with strong skills in Azure Data Factory, Synapse, SQL, and Power BI. Microsoft Certified – DP-900 Please let me know if there are any suitable openings. #AzureDataEngineer #Ope

In December 2020, Salesforce acquired Slack in a deal valued at approximately $27.7 billion. This was strategic move. Slack is a business communication platform that goes beyond just messaging. It's designed to streamline teamwork and information fl

Idea : Anti-fantasy app where users build teams that score the fewest points. Similar to Dream11, users would create virtual teams of real-life players for a particular sport. However, instead of aiming for the highest points, players would strateg

“Anti-Google Merchandise by Microsoft” In November 2013, Microsoft started selling a line of "Scroogled" merchandise with anti-Google messages on its online store. The items included mugs, T-shirts, hats, and hoodies, and featured phrases like "Keep