Cities worldwide are using trusted AI to strengthen urban infrastructure, improve sustainability, and ensure resilience against future challenges.
As a government employee, you may be eligible to purchase qualifying Microsoft products at a discount for personal use at home through the Microsoft Workplace Discount Program (formerly known as the Home Use Program, or HUP).
Four ways young people can become tomorrow’s urban leaders.
Microsoft is working with governments around the world to improve their resiliency in the face of disasters.
By forming public-private partnerships, governments can improve their accessibility, efficiency, and transparency.
How the Microsoft cloud is helping businesses improve collaboration, insights, and customer service.
Microsoft’s cloud platform for government is driving a broad array of solutions to improve public safety & improvements towards creating safer communities.
Earning Public Trust in the Age of Cyber Threats.
The Microsoft platform modernizes child welfare systems and puts better tools in the hands of child welfare workers.
As the world evolves over the next decade, A.T. Ball advises that we are going to face more uncertainties and challenges to overcome in the area of public safety.
Last month, Microsoft held an inaugural conference, Envision, dedicated to business leaders of all types, from all different industries, from all parts of the world. More than 6,000 attendees came together in New Orleans—joined by tens of thousands more online—for three days of interactive meetings and presentations focused on business transformation and the role of technology.
See how Microsoft can assist governments in bringing about a more prosperous and inclusive world.
As increasing numbers of people move to cities, Microsoft CityNext and our partners are focusing on transportation solutions.
