Microsoft is leading retail’s agentic future, empowering human creativity with AI-powered automation to deliver authentic, personalized customer experiences.
I recently came back from Singapore where we launched our first combined Transparency and Cybersecurity Center. Today, I’m pleased to announce that we are launching a new Transparency Center in Brasilia, which will serve Latin America governments and enterprise customers and form part of the global network now covering 4 regions.
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ve come to accept the reality that we're now operating in a consumer-centric, outcome economy.
Announcing New Major Government Cloud Advancements.
In this report, Forbes Insights looks at real success stories at various levels of government.
In June, I highlighted work my colleague Elena Bonfiglioli, Senior Director, Health Industry Europe Middle East and Africa, Public Sector, was leading in the form of a health advisory council call to action for European leaders. Several pillars of that call to action related to updating and clarifying regulatory requirements, which our customers have said delay or impair their ability to deploy modern cloud and mobile based technologies.
We are excited to join the thousands of law enforcement officers at the 123rd Annual International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) conference which starts on October 15.
Come join us at Gartner Symposium/ITxpo in Orlando where we will be discussing digital transformation in a variety of thought leadership and solution-focused sessions.
Along with some of my Microsoft colleagues, I started collaborating with Guide Dogs to better understand the role that technology can play in enabling independent mobility for people who are visually impaired.
Adoption of cloud technology is a must for connected health care to be fully realized.
The shift from a fee-for-service model to value-based care is forcing organizations to rethink care.
Leveraging technology to reduce time on non-clinical tasks to free up more time for patient care.
Technology seems to be everywhere – but for a substantial part of the world, its benefits are elusive. The World Bank’s World Development Report 2016, “Digital Dividends,” released in January 2016, finds that technological changes have not improved access to public services or increased economic opportunities as had been expected.
