Microsoft Azure was launched by Microsoft in 2010 as Windows Azure, and comprises a cloud computing service offering both software as a service (SaaS) and infrastructure as a service (IaaS). Users can develop applications and store data on servers based out of Microsoft data centres. It is compatible with devices running on both Microsoft Windows and Linux. The five main elements are Connect, Compute, Storage, the Fabric Controller and the CDN (content delivery network). The website for the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi and the Titanfall multiplayer shooter game are both hosted on Azure.
ESports Arena is a SaaS for managing gaming clubs. It allows users to set up tariffs and manage them from anywhere in the world. It also provides a single customer base, generates reports and statistics, determines the role of employees by access level, offers detailing for each client, and handles loading and performance of the club. We cooperate with 11 partners in the CIS and have over 22,000 registered gamers.
Site audit, sales data collection, accounting of behaviour of customers and staff in shops, integration of cash register software with gift cards, testing of a new version of the website, SDK for UniSender newsletters, distribution of digital packing slips to an electronic workflow system, integration of CRM and cash registers, online service tracking gold prices.
Database updated daily with information sourced directly from property owners, other online platforms or local Excel files. After being added or updated, real estate entries are moderated before appearing on the site. User profiles and accounts have been created for interaction between agents and the office. Property can be searched by type, size, and category of offer: sale, lease, rent or exchange.
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