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The journey to water positive 

Water is a precious finite resource, essential for life. For Microsoft, water management is critical to operations such as those needed to cool our datacenters and operate our buildings globally. And that is why, in 2020, Microsoft announced its commitment to become water positive by 2030 and joined the Water Resilience Coalition.

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Get ready for ESG reporting with increased data transparency 

As we examine how new rules impact the scope of our reporting, we’re helping our customers do the same, because our own experience has shown us that collecting and analyzing data at scale—that is, across entire operations and value chains—requires increasingly automated, data-driven digital technologies.

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Resilient retailing: NRF23 takeaways – Olaf Akkerman 

As we seek to navigate today’s uncertain economic conditions, it’s reassuring to hear insights and advice from industry leaders on how retailers can not only survive but thrive by embracing digital technology. Here are some of key takeaways from NRF2023 in New York City.

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The impact of AI in our production environments 

AI has the potential to improve the efficiency of various business processes, enhance customer experience, and increase productivity. However, it also presents significant challenges to enterprises, such as data privacy concerns, talent acquisition, and ethical considerations.

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Resilient retailing: NRF23 takeaways – Jennifer Morrison 

With business models being challenged by seemingly endless disruption, industry leaders are offering practical advice on how retailers can adopt digital strategies to survive and thrive in a volatile world. Here are some of Jennifer's favourite takeaways from NRF The Big Show 2023 in New York City.

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How to future-proof your business: a CFO’s-eye view   

At times of economic turmoil, chief financial officers (CFOs) are under even more pressure than usual to manage risk and drive resilience. That means managing their organisations’ profit and loss, cutting overheads, and otherwise reducing costs while planning for the future. The way forward for getting your P&L in line is to drive revenue. However,