AT&T data scientists build HR support tools on Microsoft Azure
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AT&T data scientists Natalie Gilbert and Hector Tejada describe building tools to help employees navigate critical HR tasks on Microsoft Azure. The Microsoft Research video covers their approach to the build.
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