At HIMSS 2026, Microsoft Dragon Copilot advances unified AI workflows to help clinicians reduce complexity and stay focused on patients.
Microsoft participated in the National Retail Federation Big Show in New York, where we showed what the future of retail will look like and highlighted how customers like GameStop and Hardee’s are creating better shopping experiences through the use of technology.
New POS devices provide a more personalized and secure shopping experience, allowing retailers to be mobile or stationary at the POS, make tailored offers to customers while they’re checking out, and meet new security requirements.
Learn how several global retail brands are improving engagement with their customers to help grow sales, increase customer satisfaction and bring more efficiency to their business processes.
In our industry, we know that data is the business.
Last month, I talked about the Internet of Things (IoT) and the four key areas where IoT can unlock the most business value and new revenue growth opportunities for manufacturers.
Public safety agencies can turn to technology solutions to help communicate, collaborate, and coordinate their resources in an emergency.
The biggest issue facing Asian cities today is the explosion of urbanization. Today, about 50 percent of the population lives in cities. By 2050, that figure will reach more than 70 percent.
Many insurance firms are expected to take advantage of the cloud to handle their mission-critical operations over the coming months and years as the cloud computing market continues to grow at a rapid pace.
The National League of Cities 90th Congress of Cities and Exposition showcased the innovative ways cities across the United States, regardless of size, are embracing technology to accelerate innovation.
The enhanced services that security can now deliver to improve safety and save lives is akin to seeing just beyond the headlights and steering away from danger, ahead of time.
October is National Cyber Security Awareness month—a great time to discuss how state and local governments keep taxpayer data secure and private.
The original periodic table dates back to 1869, envisioned by Russian chemist and inventor Dmitri Mendeleev. It’s been a favorite in science classrooms around the world ever since—as well serving as an inspiration to some of our more visually creative Microsofties, who just couldn’t resist making a version of our own.
