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RTX integrated Microsoft cloud-based tools—including Microsoft 365 and Azure-based services—across its global employee base to enhance collaboration, automate workflows, and unlock data-driven insights for business operations. The collaboration was announced in November 2022 and covers employees across 40 countries.
Details
Under a strategic collaboration with Microsoft announced in 2022, RTX (then Raytheon Technologies) deployed Microsoft 365 across its workforce, reducing its portfolio of communication platforms by more than 90%. The agreement includes co-development of custom capabilities built on Microsoft's cloud platform, with the broader goal of enabling AI-driven insights via Microsoft Azure predictive analytics for customer-facing value delivery. The initiative is part of RTX's strategy to standardize digital tools globally across more than 185,000 employees. The scope of any specific generative AI features (such as Microsoft Copilot) integrated since the original 2022 announcement is not confirmed in available primary sources.
Products affected
Microsoft 365Microsoft AzureMicrosoft Teams
Sources & Evidence
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Trace Foundation. (2026). RTX (Raytheon): RTX integrated Microsoft cloud-based tools—including Microsoft 365 and Azure-based services—across its global employee base to enhance collaboration, automate workflows, and unlock data-driven insights for business operations. The collaboration was announced in November 2022 and covers employees across 40 countries (data as of 2026-07-07) [Data set record]. AI Trace. https://www.aitrace.org/r/practice/8e0bf060-7338-4d5b-b917-4d062b07cac4. Accessed October 5, 2026.
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- https://www.aitrace.org/r/practice/8e0bf060-7338-4d5b-b917-4d062b07cac4
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- July 7, 2026
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