Microsoft Cloud for Financial Services is now generally available
General availability for Microsoft’s financial services cloud offering is here.
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What you need to know
Microsoft Cloud for Financial Services hits general availability today, November 1, 2021, meaning interested organizations can sign on for the price of $20,000 a month per tenant.
As to what the cloud add-on does for businesses, it provides a blend of data management capabilities, financial insights, and means of using data to create solutions that boost employee productivity and solve customer needs. It offers all of that alongside security options and tools to combat financial cybercrime.
The Microsoft Cloud for Financial Services is generally available in English and is deployable within the United States and the United Kingdom. Microsoft has ablog postdiscussing the partner opportunities the add-on allows for.
This is one of the many services Microsoft offers as part of its ever-expanding cloud portfolio. It also has itsMicrosoft Cloud for Sustainability, which is not exclusive to financial services. The sustainability-focused package helps companies track carbon emissions and keep an eye on how their activities are impacting the planet.
As for Microsoft’s cloud initiatives outside of those with other businesses, don’t forget itsrecurring effortsto stay in the U.S. government’s pantheon of preferred cloud service providers. Look no further than Microsoft’srecent protestagainst Amazon’s NSA-linked cloud contract as an example of the tech giant’s efforts to stay in the game wherever it can.
When more information about the Microsoft Cloud for Financial Services becomes available, such as when it’s set to offer other languages in general availability, our coverage will be updated.
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