International Airlines Group adopts Microsoft Office 365
Group comprising British Airways and Iberia selects Microsoft tools to aid collaboration between its 58,000 staff
International Airlines Group adopts Microsoft Office 365
International Airlines Group (IAG) has chosen to deploy Microsoft Office 365 for its 58,000 employees, enabling staff to collaborate with each other across the globe. The group, one of the largest in...
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