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Adecco Extends Microsoft Partnership to Enhance Workforce Tools

HR-giant Adecco Group has renewed its strategic partnership with Microsoft for another six years, the two companies announced recently.

The partnership will help boost Adecco's use of Azure, Microsoft 365, Dynamics 365 and Microsoft security and compliance solutions. The deal also includes a global rollout of Dynamics 365 as Adecco's preferred platform for finance and procurement. Adecco also confirmed full enterprise deployment of Microsoft Copilot to enhance decision-making and collaboration.


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"Our renewed partnership with Microsoft is a shared vision for the future," said Caroline Basyn, Adecco's chief digital and IT officer. "Together, we are building a future-ready organisation that empowers our people, enhances operational excellence, and delivers greater value to our clients and candidates around the world." 

HR and staffing firms are increasingly turning to AI and hyperscale cloud platforms to streamline operations and meet evolving workforce demands. With this extented Microsoft partnership, Adecco says it aims to position itself as a leader in "human-centric" technology solutions.

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Posted by Redmond Channel Partner magazine staff on September 17, 2025


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