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AIS Granted 2 Additional Microsoft Advanced Specializations

AIS Granted 2 Additional Microsoft Advanced Specializations - top government contractors - best government contracting event

Applied Information Sciences was granted advanced specializations in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning on Microsoft Azure and DevOps with GitHub on Microsoft Azure following a  third-party audit.

AIS said Friday it is now eligible for customer project funding and resources from Microsoft and has access to product previews and insights.

With the new advanced specializations, AIS now has 11 from Microsoft. The company passed evaluation of how it delivers AI offerings and secure DevOps practices.

AIS is an Azure OpenAI Service early access partner and a Microsoft AI Cloud Partner Program participant. Its other specialties are Analytics, Azure Virtual Desktop, Azure VMware Solution, Cloud Security, Identity and Access Management, Infrastructure and Database Migration, Kubernetes, Low Code Development and Threat Protection.

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