A Microsoft launched a mobile messaging application on the Kenya for enterprises, called Kaizala and can allow groups to be created according to the administrator.
The application allows users to send messages, surveys and research questions, locate teams and manage company data within the application. Integrated with Office 365, the application can access other business applications, such as Power BI for analysis and insights.
Kamel also said that the company has invested heavily to ensure that the Kaizala app is secure and offers enterprise-class security. The application is also made for emerging markets where 2G is still the dominant frequency and can work offline.
Microsoft is now looking to add more mobile apps as it predicts that more than 6 billion people will have smartphones in the next 3 to 5 years, while only a billion will still be working with desktop.
Kaizala is available to users of the Android e iOS.
