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From AI pilots to enterprise impact: Why execution is the new differentiator
As the pace of change accelerates, organizations are moving quickly from AI experimentation to enterprise-scale transformation. Leaders are prioritizing measurable outcomes, faster time to value and repeatability across the business. But many are encountering the same reality: the challenge is no longer deciding whether to invest in AI — it’s scaling adoption and delivering consistent, enterprise-wide impact. Over the past year, one thing has become clear. Organizations aren’t asking if AI matters.
Microsoft | The Org
Judson Althoff CEO, Microsoft Commercial Business Kevin Scott CTO & EVP, Technology & Research Charlie Bell EVP, Security, Compliance, Identity & Management Nick Parker President, Industry & Partnerships Yury Yohana Gomez Ww, Chief Commercial Officer, Process Manufacturing Industry Deb Cupp President, North America Bobby Yerramilli-Rao Chief Strategy Officer & CVP, Corporate Strategy Mala Anand President and Chief Customer Experience Officer | Customer Experience & Success Similar companies
AI for everyone: Transforming business at every stage of the journey
This blog is part of the AI worldwide tour series, which highlights customers from around the globe who are embracing AI to achieve more. Read about how customers are using responsible AI to drive social impact and business transformation with Global AI innovation. The recent Microsoft AI Tour in New York City, New York, brought together industry leaders, technologists, and innovators to explore the transformative impact of AI.
Along with our customers and partners, Microsoft will drive mobility in the next decade
As we embark upon a new decade, the automotive industry is reaching the most transformative point in its long, pre-digital history. It is predicted that by 2030, there will be a $4 trillion opportunity focused on new mobility services, as the automotive and transportation sectors converge. Sanjay Ravi. Nowhere was the breadth and scale of this opportunity more evident than at CES 2020, held earlier this year in Las Vegas.
How Walgreens is using HoloLens 2 to provide a fresh retail experience
As Walgreens embarked on plans to create a new type of retail experience for customers more than a year ago, it realized that an innovative approach to training employees was in order. Walgreens employees were used to consulting with customers on the best beauty products, filling photo orders, dispensing medications and providing personalized health and wellness information.
Retail 2020: Your next grocery run or closet refresh may be powered by Microsoft and our customers embracing tech intensity
As we embark on a new year (a new decade, in fact!) and look ahead to next week and another National Retail Federation conference and expo, I am inspired to pause and reflect for a bit on the successes of the past year.
Chevron fuels digital transformation with new Microsoft partnership
As a global leader in the energy industry, Chevron has long been a big data company with advanced technologies to manage complex operations. But a new partnership with Microsoft will infuse Chevron with even more computing power to accelerate its work in data analytics and the Internet of Things (IoT).
Microsoft welcomes new Chief Medical Officer Dr. David Rhew
The healthcare industry is in the middle of an exciting transformation as the cloud, AI, and technology innovations unlock new efficiencies in healthcare delivery and discover new breakthroughs in scientific exploration.
Cultivating the next gen of coders – ninja style | Transform
Strains of “Pomp and Circumstance” suddenly fill the Denver dojo. The song drowns out the merry din of bells, whistles, dings and dance beats that usually flow from freshly built computer games. The ninjas all pause their work. The song signals that one of their own is the first to reach a coveted milestone, yellow belt. Up front, three senseis stand and smile.
7 shopping prophecies from a retail futurist
Doug Stephens is always thinking about tomorrow. And about next year. And the year 2039. The founder and president of Retail Prophet – one of the world’s top retail consultancies – has logged more than two decades in the industry, leading brands, authoring two books and offering his advice to numerous companies.
iRel8 partners with groups like veterans and artists to help reduce the stigma of mental illness
For years, the soldier lived in pain from combat injuries in Iraq. His need for painkillers developed into an addiction, which made him feel ashamed, particularly because he was an active-duty member of the elite U.S. Army Special Forces. He shunned treatment, hid his condition from his commander and became so despondent that he considered suicide. But last year, the soldier began confiding to an anonymous chat group through the mobile app iRel8.
Putting the tail in retail: These smart doghouses are sniffing out new fans across the country
At a corner shop in Brooklyn, frosty gusts off the East River recently laid waste to morning errands. Moms mad-dashed into the store, frantically nudging their fleece-swaddled toddlers out of the 40-mph gale. At a rear door, deliverymen pushed carts lined with happy flowers while frowning against the mean chill.
BP has a new AI tool for drilling into data – and it’s fueling smarter decisions | Transform
Deep inside the Earth, miles down in many cases, rock-sealed pockets hold buried treasures. These hydrocarbon reservoirs are packed with organic compounds that make the world go ‘round. When the contents are extracted and refined, the resulting oil and gas help light cities, transport people and run industries. For some engineers at BP, Job One is locating the reservoirs.
‘My God, it’s better’: Emma can write again thanks to a prototype watch, raising hope for Parkinson’s disease
The gift arrives in the nervous hands of its inventor. She aches for her creation to work. If it does, one life will change immediately, and maybe thousands of lives will change later. She’s wrapped the box in glitter paper. Because Emma Lawton adores all things sparkly. The inventor, Haiyan Zhang, 39, hands over the box. Then she holds her breath. Lawton, 33, smiles and tears open the wrapping paper. To her, the June day feels like a Christmas morning from childhood.
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