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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 points, circuits, and the tools that watch them. “We have different tools to detect if there’s some outage in the network. After we have those alerts con
At Microsoft, we’ve been on our journey with AI and Microsoft 365 Copilot for a while now. We’ve made amazing strides and are still discovering new capabilities that are changing the way our employees work. But is it possible that we’ve fallen in love with the journey, while forgetting our destination? It’s easy to do.
Most workdays don’t fall apart because employees lack ideas. Instead, challenges arise between intention and execution. What employees need is a way to set executional engines in motion so they can focus on higher-level work, stepping in only when necessary. At Microsoft, we’ve been working to close that gap with a new
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 themselves new tools while those tools were still evolving. It worked, up to a point. Individual developers got faster. But the gains stopped there.
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 Support Team. As part of that role, he works with our company’s senior leaders and created an Executive Cyber Defense service offering to assist them with protecti
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 mission-critical agentic systems. These mainline systems operate across teams, connect to governed data, and accomplish real tasks for your workforce. At Microso
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 your employees without compromising security, governance, or operational control? That was the guiding mantra behind an ambitious cross-company effort invo
For many organizations, the next phase of AI is to move beyond vision and into execution. Most leaders understand the opportunity that AI presents, but turning that ambition into meaningful, repeatable impact across the business remains difficult. At Microsoft, we’ve found that sharing our AI transformation stories—esp
As a young woman forging an IT career in Romania, Adelina Radoi faced plenty of doubt and bias. She heard questions about her nationality, her gender, her age, and even her height. But Radoi didn’t let it faze her. Even though she grew up without a computer in her home and studied criminal law in […] The post Rising to
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 maintains foundational network services for all our employees and guests. With an environment comprising 100,000 network devices (
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 our workers to stay productive from almost anywhere, on a wide range of devices. At Microsoft Digital, the company’s IT organization, we pro
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