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Microsoft drives transcom group’s digital revolution

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Microsoft collaborates with Transcom Group

by Insider Desk
November 19, 2023

Transcom Group, a major business entity in Bangladesh, collaborates with Microsoft and Elevate Solutions Ltd to hasten its digital transformation across all operations.

With Microsoft’s aid, Transcom Group plans to run all 12 strategic business units on Microsoft Azure, a platform encompassing over 200 products and cloud services for managing applications across various clouds.

The company has integrated Microsoft Sentinel, a cloud-native security information platform using AI to analyze extensive enterprise data.

By leveraging these services, Transcom Group has notably enhanced employee performance, operational efficiency, and secure hybrid work with analytics access.

The solutions promise enhanced security, providing a comprehensive view across the enterprise and reducing stress from sophisticated attacks and alert overload.

Streamlined operations, automated workflows, optimized processes, and accelerated growth are expected for the company.

Tags: digital revolutionMicrosoftTranscom Group
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