Shaw Trust's CDIO on three-body Azure migration: "We're going to take three teams to the Microsoft cloud"

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Shaw Trust's CDIO on three-body Azure migration: "We're going to take three teams to the Microsoft cloud"
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Shaw Trust's CDIO on three-body Azure migration: "We're going to take three teams to the Microsoft cloud"

Evert Lombaert talks with Shaw Trust's CDIO, Alan Crawford, about the ongoing process and strategy of a Microsoft cloud migration after the recent three-body merger

Shaw Trust is a UK charity that aims to help vulnerable people into employment and independent living, as well as working with disadvantaged children. Computing's Evert Lombaert recently met wit...

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