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Microsoft UK’s CMO in conversation with Adobe about their research into what CIOs and CMOs are striving for in 2019 and beyond.
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Jon Fancey, Microsoft’s product manager for Azure Integration Services, discusses the evolution of serverless compute and how it can help build modern apps that are intelligent and connected.
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Microsoft’s Kate Rosenshine talks about the societal impact of AI and what the future relationship between humans and AI will look like.
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09:30
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11:00
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Join Prof. Chris Bishop, Laboratory Director, Microsoft Research Cambridge discuss the role technology can play in mental health with SilverCloud CEO, Ken Cahill.
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Simon Gillespie OBE, Chief Executive, British Heart Foundation talks to Clare Barclay, COO, Microsoft UK about how Microsoft Azure is being used to map a national network of defibrillators.
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12:20
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Microsoft's Jenny Lay-Flurrie talks to Corie Brown at Channel 4 on disability representation at the workplace; and the technology which can help create an inclusive workplace culture.
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12:55
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Joe Macri, VP Commercial Partner, Microsoft UK talks to Dan Scarfe, EVP Global Solutions, New Signature on how they exemplify the transformation of offerings and approach to win partner of the year.
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Using Microsoft Dynamics 365 and Microsoft Power Platform, UK non-profit Leonard Cheshire has streamlined its processes and created smarter apps for customers and staff to make great care services easier to access and deliver.
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13:40
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Heathrow was developed over 400 PowerApps to empower its frontline workforce – not from a central team but a supported community of developers from all job roles across the business.
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14:30
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Author and futurist Bernard Marr in conversation about his Future Decoded takeaways.
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14:55
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Mitra Azizirad, Corporate Vice President - Microsoft AI discusses the need to both compete and be disruptive at the same time to innovate; and the addition of a critical third axis – responsibility – when introducing AI.
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Partner Volume.ai and HSBC discuss HSBC Memo - a newly developed app that leverages state of the art AI and customised voice recognition to empower frontline staff.
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