Microsoft and Toronto non-profit partners to help firms set

Microsoft and Toronto non-profit partners to help firms set up workplace rapid screening program in as little as a week


Published: June 9th, 2021
Last week, Microsoft, together with Toronto-based not-for-profit initiative Creative Destruction Lab (CDL) Rapid Screening Consortium (RSC), introduced a new offering that enables employers to provide rapid COVID-19 antigen screens for employees before they enter the workspace, now also including the option to screen from home. 
“Setting up a workplace rapid screening program can take as little as a week, or up to four weeks, depending on the size of the organization, the data solution used, training, and any other resources required,” Amarpreet Kaur, CDL’s associate director, told
IT Business. 
The consortium has a simple onboarding process for any organization in Canada to deploy a rapid screening program in their workplace. The solution is sector-agnostic and easily translates to organizations of all sizes. As part of CDL RSC participation, organizations receive onboarding support, virtual help desk and communication tools, and technical support for screening data intake, and more, said Kaur

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