Microsoft announces official launch of cloud business process optimization Platform

One of the biggest advantages of the cloud is that it makes developers faster and more flexible than ever before. When developing applications in Windows Azure, engineers do not have to consider setting up a server, planning capacity, or ongoing maintenance. Instead, they can focus on making hypothetical questions, then verifying, repeating the process and executing according to the answers found. This flexibility benefits everyone (from individual developers to large enterprises) and is especially helpful to early startups that need to identify issues immediately-product pairs.

Azuqua is a start-up company that has participated in TechStars-supported Microsoft Accelerator for Windows
azure,8 months ago, I had the honor of working with CEO Nikhil Hasija. On demo Day, Nikhil and his team presented an impressive vision for a roomful of investors: Customers can create and execute powerful business processes across multiple SaaS applications Azuqua seamless integration from social networks to enterprise applications.

Today, I am very pleased to report that Azuqua announced the official launch of the cloud business process optimization platform. The incredible rapid development of the entire team has proven their commitment to customers, team members, and the realization of this vision. This is also a great example of a team building a streamlined and fast-executing workflow through Azure.

As Nikhil said: "We are creating a cloud optimization platform that enables customers to connect and automate cloud services in a matter of seconds, so we must build our infrastructure at an unprecedented pace." Our choice of Windows Azure, a powerful extensible platform for Node.js, is an important factor in successfully building services quickly. "Startups are certainly a thorn in the road, but thankfully, Azuqua and many other startups can quickly build, test, and learn from Windows Azure, regardless of their preferred language, tools, or framework, and eventually pass on this advantage to their customers."