At HIMSS 2026, Microsoft Dragon Copilot advances unified AI workflows to help clinicians reduce complexity and stay focused on patients.
As manufacturing companies of the past turn into the intelligent manufacturing businesses of the future, manufacturing leaders must leverage technology to help bridge the gap, improve safety and operations, provide greater transparency, and deliver better products and experiences.
At Sibos 2018, Microsoft will be on-site to discuss the business opportunities associated with process automation and the future of intelligent banking.
Today, more FIs are looking to blockchain to streamline cross-organizational collaboration, remove the need for error-prone audits, and create transformative business models using real-time customer insights.
Richard Wingfield, CTO of Majid Al Futtaim, shares five key takeaways for business and technology leaders looking to get the most value out of AI.
Data—and the insights we can derive from data—is what will power the manufacturing industry to new levels of predictability and transformation.
Using Azure, FSIs are implementing cybersecurity, blockchain and payments solutions powered by data and artificial intelligence – learn more at Sibos 2018.
Innovative cities use technology like the Internet of Things (IoT) to develop smart infrastructure and services.
Join Microsoft on Oct. 24 to learn how U.S. state and local governments are transforming employee collaboration and delivering better services to citizens.
A preview of Microsoft Genomics presentations and updates at the American Society of Human Genetics Annual Meeting 2018.
Bundling the capabilities of RPA with Azure’s AI technologies like machine learning, cognitive services, and intelligent bots is the core of intelligent banking.
Today’s healthcare organizations must overcome five key big data challenges to deliver personalized care.
Microsoft and its partners are developing technologies that help cities build intelligent transportation networks and optimize urban mobility for citizens.
