From improving existing products to innovative (and ethical!) solutions, Microsoft is at the forefront of harnessing AI for the greater good.
From early adoption to accessible innovation, Microsoft is committed to helping firms of all sizes expand their reach.
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Topics: Azure
Commentators have described the current state of cloud computing as a “digital gold rush.” As businesses scramble to upgrade their operations with robust cloud computing capabilities, Microsoft Azure has emerged as one of the key players.
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Topics: Azure
Last week, Microsoft announced four new products for small and medium-sized businesses:
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Topics: Office 365, Licensing, Azure, Voice, Microsoft 365
If you're in the healthcare industry, or even if you're just a patient from time to time, the lack of efficiency in some areas of this industry may be as clear as day. Fixing those problems is unfortunately not always as easy as identifying them. There is a way to gain efficiency in the Healthcare Industry, however, and we'll show you how.
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Topics: Security, cloud, Document Management System, setpoint, Azure, Healthcare
Can you find your way back if you take a wrong turn on the road to disaster? If disaster strikes, recovering from it could cost you thousands of dollars, plus lose your customer's good faith.
Having a plan to save your business from bad things will help you get back on track.
Most businesses rely on technology to run their day-to-day processes. Think email, Word docs, customer information and ordering systems, inventory, accounting. Other companies are all about the tech. Think Uber, Airbnb, Constant Contact and many others.
So if something disastrous happens, your business could grind to a halt, whether tech is your main business or 'just' how you get your work done every day.
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Topics: Azure, Disaster recovery, Site recovery
It may seem like eons from now but you should be thinking about your future plans with the discontinuation of support for Windows Server 2008 and 2008R2. It's never too soon to start planning - and you'll need to in order to avoid any business disruptions. Why not embrace the change?
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Topics: Security, Cloud Migrations, Windows 2008, Azure
