Enabling the Mobile Banker
Driven by an explosion in new device types and ubiquitous connectivity, mobility is redefining how people use technology in every aspect of their lives, including interactions with their financial institution.
AI is driving measurable ROI for telecoms, with Microsoft showcasing new capabilities and unified intelligence at MWC 2026.
Driven by an explosion in new device types and ubiquitous connectivity, mobility is redefining how people use technology in every aspect of their lives, including interactions with their financial institution.
Fraudulent billing such as my experience is one example of how information from patient records can be used to scam people. Fabricating insurance claims and creating fake IDs for various purposes using social security numbers and other personal information are just a couple more examples.
By entering into a relationship with a cloud provider like Microsoft, you’re in a position to provide value to your business and the end user immediately.
Across the globe, people continue to flock to cities. Today, in fact, more than half the world’s population lives in an urban area. And according to a 2013 report by the United Nations, more than 75 percent of people will be living in cities by 2050.
In my previous blog post, I talked about the three areas of change that industrial manufacturers need to understand in order to take advantage of the opportunities of a connected world to create unprecedented business value: the technology aspect, the morphing of business practices, and the interconnecting of things, people and services. Today, I’d like to talk more about the technology side of things.
icrosoft was thrilled to support HP’s presence at the event, which was centered on the theme “HP Digital Healthcare Solutions: Harness the power of mobility to deliver improved patient care.
Jeff Friedman discusses the experiences in his career with working in and around city government and the increasingly used technology to cultivate civic participation and innovation.
In my last blog post on IoT for automakers, I talked about the huge transformation happening based on our digitally-connected world and consumers’ changing buying behaviors.
There’s no shortage of new ideas to help cities address the challenges of urbanization. But city leaders, who are still making do with limited budgets, tell me they don’t have a lot of options to pay for these ideas.
Digital technologies are connecting customers and organizations like never before, and they’re opening some great opportunities for insurers to enrich customer relationships and boost agent productivity.
See why major governments across the U.S. are modernizing their state IT operations with Microsoft Cloud for Government.
100 Resilient Cities (100RC) has announced Microsoft as their newest Platform Partner.