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Microsoft To Help 25 Million People Worldwide Acquire New Digital Skills Needed For The COVID-19 Economy

July 3, 2020

Microsoft Corp. on announced a new global skills initiative aimed at bringing more digital skills to 25 million people worldwide by the end of the year. The announcement comes in…

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Microsoft To Help 25 Million People Worldwide Acquire New Digital Skills Needed For The COVID-19 Economy

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