Design from anywhere: the promise of mobile computing for design engineers
Design engineers today, are facing a new set of pressures: there is a fundamental shift from designing single purpose products to creating solutions.
At HIMSS 2026, Microsoft Dragon Copilot advances unified AI workflows to help clinicians reduce complexity and stay focused on patients.
Design engineers today, are facing a new set of pressures: there is a fundamental shift from designing single purpose products to creating solutions.
Rob Bernard blogs from the eleventh International Conference on Green and Energy-Efficient Building & New Technologies and Products Expo about Microsoft’s role in smart urban development in China.
Criminal mobility has become a key challenge for police investigation, and combating it requires an integrated approach to modernizing and evolving our global justice agencies.
Banking used to mean opening the branch doors and waiting for customers to enter. Now, it means proactively searching, and competing, for customers.
Training simulators for healthcare built on a problem-based learning approach can now offer very realistic patient interactions.
The defense market for technology is unique in its demand for reliability in extreme conditions and a long lifecycle that will keep technology operating in the field with a minimum of upgrades.
The recent Accela Connect conference provided the perfect forum for creating new contacts and exciting opportunities for civic technology projects.
It’s the time of year again, when industry leaders from around the world pack their bags and travel to Hannover, Germany from April 13-17 for one of the world’s largest industrial fairs of the year: Hannover Messe 2015.
For an insurance carrier to maximize the value of that relationship and sell more products, the agent needs to be able to see – and to act on – a full picture of the customer’s interactions wherever they are.
I feel very fortunate that in my current role I’m surrounded by inspiring women leaders in technology.
In today’s mobile-first world, cloud technology on our mobile devices has clearly transformed our personal lives. On the business side of things, a recent Harvard Business Review study sponsored by Microsoft, where manufacturers were among the top three industry respondents, found that cloud, mobile, big data and social technologies are also having a positive impact.
Governments that deploy in the cloud are saving money, improving services, and securing data. Here are three examples.