The company said in a statement that  this is  the first time  a leading company  in the country  has been  able to connect mobile and landline users. 

  Microsoft  plans  to introduce a new feature to its  Microsoft Teams  conferencing platform: Phone  calls. The  American  software giant has partnered with India’s Bharti Airtel to enable  this functionality across desktop  and mobile applications.  

 The company said in a statement that  this is  the first time  a leading company  in the country  has been  able to connect mobile and landline users. 

  The  press release adds  that the service will  currently  be available  only  to  businesses. “Airtel’s legacy  connectivity  power  combined with  Microsoft  technology will  deliver  reliability, cost savings, ease of management  and above all  scalability  to  all customers, ensuring that  in the future In the future  they can  just  focus  on  productivity,”  Airtel  IQ chief business officer  Abhishek Biswal said in  a press release.  

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 This feature  involves  users directly texting and calling external users through the  app.  The  key  feature is to streamline  business communication  and  collaboration.  

  “We  are  excited  to partner with Airtel and introduce an innovative solution that will enable  the Indian  workforce to  access  new  levels  of productivity,  collaboration  and efficiency, transforming the future of work in the  country.” ,  Microsoft,  country director,  Modern Work &  Surface,  India  and  South Asia,  said  Shruti  Bhatia.  

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