Microsoft for Startups launched with $500 million to spend in next two years

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Published onFebruary 14, 2018

published onFebruary 14, 2018

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Microsoft today announcedMicrosoft for Startups, a program which aims to help startups grow their customer base and also gain better access to technology. The company will commit $500 million over the next two years to the program and will offer joint sales engagements with startups, and more.

Under the program, Microsoft will provide the “dedicated resources” necessary to help startup marketing and sales teams sell their solutions to enterprises. Microsoft will also create new community spaces that “promotes collaboration across local and global ecosystems.”

Some other areas and benefits of the program are listed below.

The Microsoft for Startups program is an addition to many other programs which already are helping companies, startups, and businesses.Microsoft Reactors,Microsoft ScaleUp, andMicrosoft Venturesare all examples of how Microsoft is empowering its partners and businesses around the world. You can learn more about Microsoft Startupsby checking here.

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