A wave of AI innovation is overtaking Australia and New Zealand
Delve into success stories that demonstrate the tangible benefits AI is already bringing to the Australia and New Zealand region.
Healthcare
Provide better healthcare experiences, insights, and care.
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Harness the power of data and AI in healthcare with new Microsoft solutions
At HIMSS24, we are excited to introduce new product and feature updates which are designed to help you harness the power of data and AI in healthcare. -
Microsoft at HIMSS24: Shaping a healthier future with data and AI
This year, we’re excited join the many industry thought leaders and changemakers from across the global healthcare industry at HIMSS24, taking place from March 11 to 15, 2024, in Orlando, Florida. -
Explore the latest release plans for Microsoft Industry Clouds
New capabilities within the 2024 release wave 1 will be available from April 1, 2024, to September 30, 2024. -
How to get started with AI for industry and business leaders
Where do you start as you embark on the digital transformation journey now powered by AI? -
How Microsoft and Nuance empower radiologists with AI-powered solutions
There’s an urgent need to deliver proven, scalable solutions that increase radiology efficiencies, reduce the cognitive burden on radiologists while maintaining the highest standards of reporting quality. -
Innovating with responsibility: How customers and partners are bridging data, AI and trust with the Microsoft Cloud
For the past decade, we have been on a journey with our customers to help them achieve digital transformation, which is business transformation empowered by cloud technology. -
Unlock data value with healthcare data solutions in Microsoft Fabric
Today, we are announcing the preview of Microsoft Cloud for Healthcare data solutions in Microsoft Fabric. -
Shaping the future with the cloud built for the era of AI
Exploring the AI shift for every individual, every function, and every industry. -
How next-generation AI and digital tools are transforming healthcare
As healthcare providers continue to face a complex mix of challenges, including severe financial strain, increasing competition, clinician burnout, and workforce shortages, the need to improve outcomes by using information and technology to enable quality care is stronger than ever.