Microsoft proves to be Teams player during NFL Draft as collaboration tool helped facilitate picks
It’s one thing to hope that your video chat for a virtual work happy hour connects seamlessly, it’s quite another to rely on the technology as a professional football team making a selection in the NFL Draft. But that’s what 32 teams did last week when they used Microsoft Teams, the tech giant’s collaboration platform, as part of the league’s tech-heavy, first-ever virtual Draft. PREVIOUSLY: With high-tech rooms at home, Seahawks ready for remote NFL draft and AWS helps power entire event In line with its ongoing partnership with the NFL, in which Microsoft has supplied Surface tablets as sideline… Read More
