In this clip, ETI looks at how Azure tools and services, along with Visual Studio 2017, support British Airways developers as they innovate to deliver company information across all employee devices and platforms. Now all 40,000 employees can access the same information with unprecedented ease, thanks to single sign-on. Let us show you how your organization can achieve ground-breaking connectedness and innovation.
British Airways Leverages Visual Studio 2017 and Microsoft Azure to Unite its Global Workforce
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