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Microsoft to adapt its cloud for healthcare industry

By Stephen Nellis on May 20, 2020 6:46AM
Microsoft to adapt its cloud for healthcare industry

Maintain data throughout an interaction with a patient.

Microsoft plans to roll out a version of its cloud-based software that will be modified to suit the needs of healthcare organizations. While Microsoft is known for general productivity software such as Outlook and the chat app Teams, it also makes more specialised business software such as ...

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