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Cross-border cloud computing

Thursday, March 29, 2012

Microsoft and partners help resource-strapped customs agencies leapfrog IT. By Geoff Whiting When it comes to monitoring inbound trade, many developing countries’ customs administrations still rely on inefficient paper-based processes, often resulting in significant cargo clearance delays at the border and worse — a potential for corruption. Microsoft, whose software engineers’ goal is to develop easy-to-deploy systems applications, has created a pla...

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