CVS Pharmacy has closed a deal with Microsoft and the two companies are now in a partnership to develop and use the latter's digital platform for all health care needs. The need to accelerate health care into a faster platform is a must these days, especially as people remain at home to avoid the infection of COVID-19, focusing on a technological approach to deliver the needs.
CVS Partners With Microsoft to Use Its Technology
One of the most popular pharmacy chains in the country is partnering with one of the top tech developers and providers of the world, revealed in a press release earlier today. According to CVS, the partnership is a strategic move for them especially as the digitalization of most platforms and making the internet its center is also the future for health care needs.
Microsoft's research shows that the digitalization of tools is imperative in this time now, especially as it focuses on the way people have been accustomed to the use of technology.
The world is already looking to transform into a different focus, and its shift to digital is a massive venture.
CVS's focus is to integrate some of Microsoft's tools to help its platform to be easily accessible and provide assistance to those that need access.
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CVS Microsoft Partnership for Health Care
The partnership of CVS and Microsoft will focus on the current digital tools that are offered by the Redmond giant including that of its AI features, a cloud computing software, and systems, as well as digital tools.
This only means that Microsoft is to utilize more of its Azure for CVS, being one of the top cloud computing digital platforms in the market now.
Microsoft's Technology
It is known that CVS Pharmacy is testing the products that they sell, via a third-party company to ensure the safety and legitimacy of the vitamins or supplements that the company brings to the public. The popular pharmacy chain in the country is known for partnering with several companies to bring online payments to their systems, including that of Apple Pay.
That being said, its partnership with Microsoft and its technology is a massive step for CVS, but something that shows its commitment to improve its service and make it more accessible.
The digitalization that was seen during this pandemic shows a lot for the company's focus and goals towards making health needs available in an accessible platform.
Microsoft's Azure would be one of the focuses of CVS, and with the cloud computing software of the Redmond giant, it can help the health company to have a better platform on the internet.
Not only that, it is paired with AI systems and many more, which the company can use in making an assisted experience for users that would focus on the digital platform.
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Written by Isaiah Richard
