New York City's contact-tracing program will rely on Twilio for communications
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New York City's contact-tracing program will rely on Twilio for communications
0:42 / May 27, 2020

The city will deploy a cloud-based contact center on Twilio Flex and leverage Twilio SMS and Voice as part of its COVID-19 tracing program.

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