14 DAY TRIAL // Microsoft has signed yet another partnership, this time with Kuwait Airways which decided to focus solely on Microsoft software for the next three years.
Under the agreement, the company will install genuine Microsoft apps, including Lync, SharePoint, Exchange, Lync Plus and Office 365, all of which are supposed to greatly improve communication and collaboration, while significantly reducing costs.
“The agreement not only standardizes our technology platform but offers us extra benefits in terms of enhanced support and training that help to make our staff more productive. It also offers us access to Microsoft's latest products and technologies which help us address a wide range of important technical business issues,” Captain Ahmad Mohammed Al-Kreebani, CEO of Kuwait Airways, said.
Microsoft has also signed several agreements in some other countries, as the company continues its global marketing strategy for the new Office 365 platform.