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Microsoft Online Services reaches 40 million users
Stephen Withers
Tuesday, 27 April 2010 09:18
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More than 40 million people around the world are using Microsoft Online Services, the company has claimed.
In Australia, Microsoft Online Services are sold as part of Telstra's T-Suite services.
"Since we launched T-Suite last year, we've seen customers moving to the cloud to improve their cash flow, productivity and workforce mobility and allow them to focus on running their business, not their IT," said Brian Harcourt, executive director, Maxi and Manager segments/emerging markets, at Telstra Business.
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Globally, the number of Microsoft Online Services users has passed the 40 million mark.
So who is using it? Please read on.
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