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CIO: National Foods Migrates to Microsoft Cloud Platform

  • March 22, 2017
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PR: National Foods announced its move to the Microsoft Cloud platform, rolling out to more than 600 employees across the company. This decision to migrate towards Microsoft is reliant towards the overall company objective of sustainability and scalability and at the same time will benefit the company to expand further in its line of business.

Speaking at the signing ceremony, Abrar Hasan, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of National Foods Limited, said:

“In the quest of superiority and development, National Foods, being the biggest multi-category food company, needed to stay up-to-date with the evolving significance of technology. We evaluated different systems existing in the market and amongst them, the Microsoft solution proved to be the ideal choice for the sophisticated operational needs of our organisation.”

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