Around the world, customers are demonstrating the future of data-driven manufacturing. Dutch paint company AkzoNobel transformed from a manual operation to one focused on expanding a modern digital performance solution across its European factories.
With the wrong architecture, application programming interface (APIs) can be a bottleneck to not only your applications, but to your entire business. Bottlenecks such as downtime, low performance, or high application complexity, can result in exaggerated infrastructure and organizational costs as well as lost revenue.
If your business is already harnessing IoT, you likely believe IoT is critical to the long term success of your business. You are not be alone.
Organizations today are striving to build agility and resilience to the fast-changing environment we live in. AI and machine learning innovation can help tackle these emerging challenges and enable cost efficiencies.
We are excited to share that Gartner has positioned Microsoft as a Leader in the 2020 enterprise integration platform as a service (EiPaaS) Magic Quadrant, based on our ability to execute and completeness of vision.
The increasing demand for always-on connectivity, immersive experiences, secure collaboration, and remote human relationships are pushing networks to their limits, while the market is driving prices down.
Azure IoT is uniquely positioned as a fully open, flexible platform that spans industry applications and simplifies the development process. At Microsoft Ignite, we shared the latest from Azure IoT and how partners and customers are using these innovations in amazing ways.
We live in demanding times and change is happening faster than ever before.
In July 2019, Microsoft and AT&T entered a strategic alliance to lead innovation and deliver powerful new solutions in some of the most transformative technologies, including the Internet of Things (IoT).
Developing solutions with Azure IoT has never been faster, easier, or more secure.
Customers today are innovating in Azure more than ever before for their applications and their analytics solutions. Here’s why.
How do we make it safe for people to return to the workplace? And how can the Internet of Things (IoT) play a role in supporting these phases of responding, recovering, and rebuilding?
