Learning from our customers in the Greater China Region
Each week we will be spotlighting customers in one impacted region around the globe.
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Our commitment to customers and Microsoft cloud services continuity
Here’s what the Azure team is doing to enable business continuity at this critical time. -
Helping our developers stay productive while working remotely
Software development is a team sport. -
Microsoft Teams at 3: Everything you need to connect with your teammates and be more productive
This week marks the third anniversary of Microsoft Teams. -
2 weeks in: what we’ve learned about remote work
In the two weeks since our team moved to remote work, the fight against COVID-19 has intensified. -
Delivering online meetings and events
Microsoft Teams Meetings, Microsoft 365 live events, LinkedIn Live, and—coming soon—PowerPoint Live are all designed to help you create engaging, effective virtual gatherings. -
Helping small and medium-sized businesses work remotely with Teams
We understand that as an SMB you can’t afford to be out of touch. -
Digital transformation of live events: Bob Bejan’s observations from the frontline
With remote work and travel restrictions on the rise, teams everywhere are facing a big question: What should we do about live events? -
Work remotely, stay secure—tips for CISOs
With many employees suddenly working from home, there are things an organization and employees can do to help remain productive without increasing risk. -
The top 9 ways Microsoft IT is enabling remote work for its employees
As COVID-19 cases continue to spread around the world, millions of people have moved to remote work. -
Helping teachers and students make the switch to remote learning
Read what our innovative Microsoft for Education customers have done to keep students engaged while they transition to remote learning in these challenging times. -
Staying productive while working remotely with Microsoft Teams
How do you move tens of thousands of employees to remote work overnight? With the COVID-19 outbreak spreading around the world, that was the big question on our minds at Microsoft last week.