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Home » T-Systems launches Managed Cloud Services for Microsoft Azure

T-Systems launches Managed Cloud Services for Microsoft Azure

April 29, 2019
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Deutsche Telekom’s T-Systems division has begun offering Managed Cloud Services for Microsoft Azure.

T-Systems is reselling the Microsoft cloud portfolio. T¬Systems will handle all complex and critical cloud operations. T-Systems will offer its services in almost all Azure regions while providing networking connectivity. In 2018, for example, T Systems moved the entire SAP landscape from Zuellig Pharma Singapore to Microsoft Azure.

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