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Robi brings cloud based Microsoft 365 software solutions

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05 October, 2020, 07:00 pm
Last modified: 05 October, 2020, 07:05 pm

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Robi brings cloud based Microsoft 365 software solutions

Customers can avail original versions of popular Microsoft 365 softwares like Word, Excel, Outlook, Mictosoft Teams, OneDrive storage and business class email with multiple security options

TBS Report
05 October, 2020, 07:00 pm
Last modified: 05 October, 2020, 07:05 pm
Robi organised an in-house promotion kick-off programme to launch an especial offer called cloud based Microsoft 365 software solutions.
Robi organised an in-house promotion kick-off programme to launch an especial offer called cloud based Microsoft 365 software solutions.

Digital services provider company Robi has recently launched cloud based Microsoft 365 software and Microsoft Exchange Online Email services bundling with Robi 4.5G internet data pack. 

Customers can avail original versions of popular Microsoft 365 softwares like Word, Excel, Outlook, Mictosoft Teams, OneDrive storage and business class email with multiple security options, read a press release issued on Monday.

Robi organised an in-house promotion kick-off programme to launch the offers. 

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Md Adil Hossain, chief enterprise business officer of Robi, inaugurated the promotion campaign at the company's corporate office in Gulshan, Dhaka. 

In his short speech, he pointed, bringing Microsoft cloud-based software and services in the market is part of Robi's vision to bring digital services to each and every enterprise and SME customer.

Microsoft 365 packages and exchange emails include Robi's 2GB up to 8GB data pack that helps users to smoothly use the original Microsoft application and services.

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