Inside Track

As more companies introduce AI-driven options to help their employees find information and accomplish common tasks, a question frequently arises: Which agentic tool is best…

For Microsoft sellers, one challenge remains remarkably consistent: The more time they spend on administrative work, the less time they spend with customers and making…

Two years ago, AI adoption at Microsoft felt kind of like pushing a boulder up a hill. We had the technology, the licenses, and the…

When organizations begin adopting AI, one of the first important questions to be answered is where to start. The needs and options across different teams…

The team building our datacenters here at Microsoft needed to get organized. Microsoft Cloud Operations + Innovation (CO+I), our organization that plans, builds, and operates…

A network connectivity incident doesn’t begin when someone asks whether they can get online. It starts earlier, with the signals coming from routers, switches, access…

About a year ago, our teams in Microsoft Digital—the company’s IT organization—began an AI transformation the same way most organizations did: ad-hoc. Our engineers taught…

Once a Marine, always a Marine. That’s certainly true for Doug Pierson, a recently retired US Marine Corps Major General who manages our Microsoft Executive…

In a global organization such as Microsoft—with more than 220,000 employees connecting and working together from offices and remote workspaces scattered around the world—we enable…

There’s a moment in almost every organization’s AI journey when experimentation gives way to something more difficult: Deciding which tool to rely on to build…

As AI agents become more sophisticated and autonomous, large enterprises like ours face a fundamental challenge: How do you enable powerful new AI experiences among…

In today’s rapidly evolving technology landscape, maintaining network reliability is paramount. Our team in Microsoft Digital, the company’s IT organization, keeps the company connected and…