Aug 12, 2012 12:30 BST The final curtain will come down on the Olympic Games at London 2012 tonight at the Closing Ceremony in the Olympic Stadium this evening. Atos has been there every step of the way since the decision to award the Olympic Games to London in 2005, developing, integrating and operating the information technology for the most connected Olympic Games in history.
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An email free zone!
Jul 30, 2012 15:41 BST
A great team performance is all about focus and clear communication. That's why Atos’ ambition is to be “The Zero emailTM company” within three years. This week, this innovation process reached a new milestone, as Atos’ first IT processes for the Olympic Games were Zero email certified.
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- zero email
- thierry breton
- olympics 2012
- olympics
- london2012
- it services
- electronic business
- business technology
- atos
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