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Microsoft Azure Holds Session For Solving Startup Critical Problems

  • October 3, 2018
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TAJMAC and Microsoft are conducting a session for Startups at Microsoft Karachi Office on October 4th. 2018. The session is designed for startups that face critical problems such as reaching the market in time. As delay in launching increases your risk of failure before one can even reach the market. 

The session will focus on risk reduction with Microsoft Azure. The selected startups attending the session will get Managed WordPress on Azure with 100GB storage free for 3 months. (Minimum Worth $75).

Furthermore, OPEN Karachi startups cannot only attend for free (Worth $25/Seat) but they will also receive 3 months of FREE Managed WordPress hosted on Microsoft Azure with 100GB of content storage (Worth $25/Month) as well.

Speaking at the event will be Mr. Junaid Mansoor Sootwala, a serial entrepreneur, Founder and CEO of TAJMAC IT Solutions and 5 other divisions i.e. Cloudtastic App Solutions, SNETMAC Devices Solutions, Sensorious OT Solutions, 3rd. Dimension HRD Solutions and Bolo-Blast Digital PR Solutions. 

 

 

 

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