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Look to the cloud for clear skies with grants management
Most organizations are using out of date systems, but cloud-based management is on the horizon, and it is transforming how grant professionals work.
Harnessing the Power of Analytics in Insurance
Insurers have an opportunity to identify and act upon new insights within their business to improve loss ratios and boost sales with better customer service.
Cloud-based correspondence management animates the public sector
In an age of declining budgets and increasing expectations of responsiveness and transparency, agencies need new approaches to connecting with their constituents.
Incubating retail innovation in the digital age
Microsoft’s Tracy Issel shares a look at how the retail and consumer goods industries are incubating retail innovation in today’s rapidly changing, digital world.
A physician’s perspective: Reducing HACs with data science
The Associate Medical Director of Healthcare Insights at KenSci explains how to prevent death and disability from hospital-acquired conditions with data science.
Work more productively, enjoy life more fully
Being able to use the Surface Pro to complete tasks quickly, efficiently and securely during working hours has also improved Bay Equity employees’ personal lives.
WannaCry ransomware attack – Lessons Learned
On May 12th hundreds of thousands of people (and machines) were affected by the WannaCry ransomware attack, varying across multiple industries, not just healthcare.
Transform your call center and dispatch capabilities
Empower response teams with real-time situational awareness of emergency events as they unfold with cloud-based call center and dispatch solutions.
Top tech trends from the National Restaurant Association Show
What technology innovations trended to the top at this year’s National Restaurant Association Show? Our Microsoft team shares their perspective.
4 reasons it’s getting harder to deal with financial crime
This blog explores how fraud, illegal transactions, increasing transaction volumes, and false positives contribute to difficulty dealing with financial crime.