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Sulekha uses Azure DocumentDB to connect customers and businesses across India
Sulekha
Figure 1. Overview of Sulekha’s infrastructure with Microsoft Azure
Startup develops advanced diagnostic imaging solutions at scale using Microsoft Azure
Combinostics
Founded in 2014 and headquartered in Tampere, Finland, Combinostics develops and markets advanced tools for data-driven diagnostics. Its founders have exceptional know-how in clinical decision support and strong expertise in finding biological markers that indicate diseases. The company’s technology builds on software and innovations that have been developed over many years at VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland.
Orchestrating enterprise marketing and sales performance
mComposer
Orchestrate, Mobile Composer’s flagship SaaS native mobile product is designed to help enterprise companies address three key needs that can drive performance: Enterprise Knowledge Sharing, Improved Workplace Productivity, and Sales Effectiveness. Within Orchestrate, teams can prepare, share and present, making it an effective way to provide just-in-time training and reduce the time it takes sales teams to accomplish administrative tasks like sharing content and preparing presentations.
Partnering with Microsoft helps startup promote open-source solutions and fuel explosive growth
Platform.Sh
Platform.sh is a venture capital–backed startup headquartered in Paris, operating across five continents with thousands of customers from more than a hundred countries. It is a one-stop shop PaaS for developers that targets the web application market and, foremost, large PHP e-commerce and media sites. It has a five-year partnership to operate as the white label PaaS behind Magento Cloud.
Bahraini ministry drives business efficiency with cloud management
MYS (Ministry of Youth & Sport Affairs)
The Bahrain Ministry of Youth and Sport Affairs turned to cloud management of its IT infrastructure to guard against system outages, strengthen new business-enhancing processes and ensure security compliance. The move guarantees a proactive response to management and saves time and cuts costs as well.
Tata Technologies found the Azure advantage
Tata Technologies Ltd
Tata Technologies had created their own engineering training system named i GET IT® to help curb the knowledge gap in the engineering industry. The portal got wide acceptance and traction, but as the user base expanded, the traditional dedicated enterprise datacenter located in the US was proving to be a limitation. Tata Technologies decided that it is time to upgrade the infrastructure. The company needed a platform that would provide the same experience and performance for users around the world, no matter where they are located. This led them to migrate to Azure Cloud. Let us understand why.
South African cities getting better and faster IT, thanks to Microsoft’s cloud
Sebata
Sebata, a subsidiary of MICROmega, a diversified publicly traded South African services group, has been focused on helping clients in the Republic’s public (local government) sector for over four decades. Lately that assistance has been complicated by a growing client resources gap around budgets, assets and on-site tech expertise, slowing service to citizens. To solve this, Sebata, with the help of its implementation partner, XContent, has embraced the cloud — at one stroke simplifying multiple client deployment, support and cybersecurity issues.
Norwegian hospital uses innovative technology to improve doctors’ and patients’ lives
Østfold Hospital
At Østfold Hospital, doctors, staff, and patients all benefit from an innovative approach to IT. Planners mapped out information pathways and chose technology to simplify clinic work and improve the patient experience. Staff use Windows-based devices for ready access to patient data, and even the beds have gone high-tech, with motion sensors that alert nurses when patients may be susceptible to falling. With its forward-thinking vision, Østfold Hospital is poised to provide superior patient care now and in the future.
Nigeria-based pan-African giant delivering full uptime and great service to users via hybrid cloud
Dangote Industries Limited
Diversified industrial conglomerate Dangote is escaping the constraints of operating a 100% on-premises physical datacenter in a geography that can sometimes be challenging in terms of power quality and access to replacement hardware and resources by a move to a hybrid enterprise cloud. Its transition will initially center on Microsoft Azure’s reliable, useful backup and disaster recovery features while a major enterprise software app has also just been carried over to the new platform. BioCatch Does Amazing Things with Open Source on Microsoft Azure
BioCatch
BioCatch is an Israeli ISV focused on the innovative area of Behavioral Biometric with cloud solutions for mobile and web around Authentication and Malware Detection. As a fast growing startup with 35 million users, BioCatch needed better performance on an elastic scale. The company decided to completely re-design the service’s architecture and leverage the best Open Source solutions in the market to create a modern platform that supports their accelerated business needs. The following video showcases the amazing “Microsoft + Open Source” story and the advantages Microsoft Azure provided BioCatch.