| The name of the base system (platform): | Windows Azure |
| Developers: | Microsoft |
| Date of the premiere of the system: | 2010 |
| Technology: | SaaS - Software as a service |
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2021: Softline CloudMaster Platform Availability
Softline July 26, 2021 announced the start of joint sales services with Microsoft for cloud management CloudMaster. From July 2021, this cloud service will be available for Microsoft Azure customers in the marketplace of the cloud provider along with others. Thus, companies can quickly install and use self-service to manage cloud resources without wasting time. More details here.
2020
Placement on Windows Azure Marketplace blockchain platform Waves Enterprise
On July 16, 2020, it became known that Microsoft in Russia and the technology company Waves Enterprise agreed on strategic cooperation in the field of development and digital transformation in the corporate segment using blockchain solutions and cloud technologies. The corresponding agreement was signed by Kristina Tikhonova, President of Microsoft in Russia, and Alexander Ivanov, CEO of Web3 Technologies (developer of the Waves Enterprise platform).
As reported, the main areas of cooperation will be:
- Place Waves Enterprise in Microsoft Azure Marketplace. More details here.
RPA Platform Availability ElectroNeek
On June 25, 2020, the company Microsoft announced its partnership with. As ElectroNeek part of it, industrial solutions robotizations ElectroNeek are available to all members of cloudy the Microsoft ecosystem on the platforms AppSource and Azure Marketplace. More. here
2013: Availability of Azure Marketplace in Russia
On May 28, 2013, Microsoft announced the availability in Russia of a cloud service store based on the Windows Azure platform - Azure Marketplace, which hosts SaaS applications and data intended for end users.
As of May 2013, Azure Marketplace has over 600 cloud solutions and 170 data sources. Payment for services in the store is made by credit card.
Azure Marketplace in a number of foreign countries was launched at the end of 2010. At the Russian representative office of Microsoft, TAdviser specified that as of May 2013, in addition to Russia, this store is available in 87 more markets.
"We have done a lot of work to make Azure Marketplace available to Russian companies and allow them to pay for the cloud services and data they need using Russian bank cards," TAdviser said in a Russian representative office of Microsoft.
To place its applications in it, the developer must register in the store as a publisher and provide information about the service to the Azure Marketplace team. The service is published after it has been validated.
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