Technology Focus - Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella discusses the potential of technology in 2029, covering platform shifts, AI, the future of work, Phi, and self-driving cars [1] - The discussion includes topics like AI, future of work, and self-driving cars, indicating areas of interest and potential investment for Microsoft [1] Microsoft Initiatives - Satya Nadella participated in a Q&A session on the "AI Report" about the future of tech [1] - Microsoft encourages viewers to subscribe to their YouTube channel and follow them on LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram [1]

The Premier League isn't just watched. It's lived and celebrated by over 1 billion fans. One global heartbeat, where no two fans are alike.From rituals to rivalries, chants to goals, fans are connected by a shared love, but their passion is scattered among platforms. In a world of endless content, it’s noisy, fragmented and hard to navigate. It's time to bring it home.Get in. Powered by Microsoft, the home of the Premier League is now one intelligent platform. Built with AI and designed to evolve with every ...

#microsoft #microsoftceo #coding #developer #engineers #poetry Satya Nadella shares his journey from his early days playing cricket to leading Microsoft, the link between poetry and programming, and the next wave of technological transformation—redefining how we build and interact with technology. Subscribe to Microsoft on YouTube here: https://aka.ms/SubscribeToYouTube Follow us on social: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/microsoft/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Microsoft Facebook: https://www.fac ...

#techpodcast #microsoft #leadership #ai A core component of every company’s value proposition is its unique expertise. “But AI is lowering the cost of expertise,” says Harvard Business School professor Karim Lakhani, and that will require leaders to rethink every aspect of their organization. Lakhani has spent his career researching digital transformation, and he joins the WorkLab podcast to share insights on how leaders can avoid “falling asleep at the wheel” with AI, and what they can learn from the AI-na ...

Product Enhancement & Impact - Microsoft Copilot empowers Special Olympics USA figure skating coaches [1] - Aims to improve efficiency for coaches, allowing them to dedicate more time to athletes [1] Marketing & Social Media - Promotes Microsoft's involvement with the Special Olympics [1] - Encourages viewers to subscribe to Microsoft's YouTube channel [1] - Directs audience to Microsoft's social media platforms (LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram) [1] - Invites audience to explore Microsoft's technology and mission via a dedicated link [1]

#techpodcast #microsoft #leadership #ai A core component of every company’s value proposition is its unique expertise. “But AI is lowering the cost of expertise,” says Harvard Business School professor Karim Lakhani, and that will require leaders to rethink every aspect of their organization. Lakhani has spent his career researching digital transformation, and he joins the WorkLab podcast to share insights on how leaders can avoid “falling asleep at the wheel” with AI, and what they can learn from the AI-na ...

[ Music ] MOLLY WOOD: This is WorkLab, the podcast from Microsoft. I'm your host, Molly Wood. On WorkLab, we hear from experts about the future of work from how to get maximum value from AI to what it will take to thrive in a business world being reshaped by technological innovation. KARIM LAKHANI: Today, the average leader is happy to talk about AI, be in meetings about AI, but they are not themselves using AI. I think that's a problem. Because this is a cognitive effect, because it's an expertise story, i ...

Healthcare is one of those things. If you get to a point of no return, there is no return. How many pieces of data we in the healthcare system are being bombarded with on a daily basis, it's really just reached the point that it's beyond human capacity.If all of this data is being captured already, then why is it that still up to 90% of the patients are being left untreated or undertreated. It was important to do something about it. The challenges that Pangaea Data are solving are global challenges.Identify ...

Healthcare Challenges & Opportunities - Healthcare data overload exceeds human capacity, hindering effective diagnosis and treatment [1] - Delayed or missed diagnoses, particularly in women's health, lead to prolonged suffering and uncertainty [2][3][4] - In women's health, for every one woman diagnosed, four remain undiagnosed or undertreated [5] - Up to 90% of patients are left untreated or undertreated despite available data [5] - Over half of patients with COPD remain undiagnosed or undertreated [10] - Significant variation in healthcare availability exists [20] Pangaea Data's Solution: PALLUX AI Platform - PALLUX mimics physician decision-making by integrating medical knowledge and patient interaction data [8][9] - PALLUX interprets patient data using clinical guidelines to provide real-time responses to clinicians [14][15] - PALLUX connects with different healthcare systems through various interfaces [15] - PALLUX, deployed with the NHS, found six times more undiagnosed cancer cachexia patients compared to traditional methods [19][20] - Early diagnosis via PALLUX can cut cachexia treatment costs by up to 50% and potentially save 1 billion pounds per year [20] - PALLUX helps find more patients who are falling in care gaps and bring them back on to the relevant care pathway [32] Technology & Collaboration - NVIDIA and Microsoft support Pangaea Data with AI technologies, including large language models and NVIDIA GPUs [16][24][25] - NVIDIA FLARE helps train centralized models while preserving patient privacy [24] - Microsoft Azure provides a compliant environment across different countries and territories [22][23] Impact & Future - Early diagnosis and guideline-concordant therapy improve patient outcomes and reduce hospital admissions [16][17] - AI-powered clinicians can provide more empathetic and personalized care [18] - Unlocking health record data can revolutionize the healthcare landscape [19] - Pangaea Data's approach can be applied globally to address challenges in identifying and treating patients [26]

Albert Heijn is 138 years old, and we are the number one food retailer in the Netherlands. We have over 1,200 stores and we serve nearly five million customers every single week. Our customers have less time, want to eat more healthily, and have very specific needs.Steijn is a digital assistant in our app that is answering that key question, "What's for dinner tonight? How can I help you?" Steijn is powered by AI and we leveraged several tools from Microsoft to really empower all the technology behind it. W ...