Microsoft in Business Team articles
How Kansas State uses analytics to chase a top 50 distinction
Development officers in the College of Engineering at KSU are on their way to visit a major airplane manufacturer in the hopes of securing donations.
How a digital transformation enhanced McCownGordon’s core values
Most people think construction is about building structures. The emphasis of McCownGordon is on building relationships and not just building structures.
Quorum reimagines the possibilities of oil and gas with Microsoft
For 20 years Quorum has been automating workflows and business processes for the oil and gas, renewable energy, and natural resources industries.
How A-dec increased productivity with Microsoft ERP solutions
From the comfortable dental chair, to the state-of-the-art LED & halogen lights dental offices will feature a collection of unique & interesting fixtures and tools.
How Microsoft Stores focus on the customer experience
Customers have limited time & attention, & talking specs & performance capabilities rarely works. Modern consumers want experiences that speak to them.
How HarborOne reimagines virtual communication with Surface Hubs
Founded in 1917 as Brockton Credit Union, the 100-year-old community bank serves the Brockton, Massachusetts area and surrounding cities.
How Microsoft Stores use social media to humanize its brand
Everyone has a social strategy. Retweets, custom content, clever quips—even not having a social presence is strategy within itself.
How Argo High School taps Surface to aid discovery in education
The bell’s chime pierces the air, and nearly 2,000 students settle into their seats, filling the classrooms at Argo Community High School.
How the City of Golden simplifies email management with the cloud
Tucked in the shadow of the Rocky Mountains, roughly 18,000 people call the City of Golden, Colorado home. The city itself is commonly known for two things.
How Keiser University is transforming its business with the cloud
It’s 7:00 a.m. and the servers at Keiser University are running at full power as students, faculty, and staff ramp up for a new month of learning.