KPMG and Microsoft India have announced a strategic IoT (Internet of Things) advisory partnership that will accelerate the digital transformation in large and mid-market enterprises in India. The partners will extend its services and will work on emerging technologies like blockchain, as reported by Economic Times.
"KPMG in India will also extend its services to the entire spectrum of Microsoft productivity tools, intelligent Cloud, blockchain technology and cyber security amongst others," Rachna Nath, Partner, and Head, Digital Consulting, KPMG in India said.
The strategic IoT advisory will aid enterprises to deploy solutions that bring cloud-based automation, provide better customer relationship management and analytics, generate operational insights with the help of IoT, among others.
KPMG will globally bring its business transformation experience to Microsoft's Cloud technologies and business solutions in order to offer combined business and technological strengths to the companies.
“The IoT Advisory will help define IoT usage scenarios for customers and then implement them for desired business impact,” Peter Gartenberg, General Manager, Enterprise and Partner Group, Microsoft India, said.
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KPMG, Microsoft India partner to foster blockchain and other innovative technologies
KPMG and Microsoft India have announced a strategic IoT (Internet of Things) advisory partnership that will accelerate the digital transformation in large and mid-market enterprises in India. The partners will extend its…
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