CHR, Microsoft partner on cloud and visibility

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CHR, Microsoft partner on cloud and visibility

| Jul 14, 2020 4:26PM EDT
Microsoft continues to build on its position as a provider of web services to the logistics industry via an expanded relationship with C.H. Robinson, North America’s largest freight broker.
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