We are announcing the private preview of manufacturing data solutions in Fabric and copilot template for factory operations on Azure AI, under the Microsoft Cloud for Manufacturing. These solutions help manufacturers unify their OT and IT data estate and accelerate and scale data transformation for AI on Fabric, our end-to-end analytics SaaS based platform.
The domain of critical underwater infrastructure is a strategic and challenging environment that requires cloud-enabled innovative and interoperable capabilities to enhance data and network management for undersea operations.
With the emergence of generative AI, Microsoft Sustainability Manager continues to expand at a rapid pace, enabling an unprecedented level of interaction, analysis, and insight to help you make informed, data-driven decisions and drive change.
Manufacturing is an industry known for generating data from a wide variety of sources. From machines and sensors to enterprise systems and human interactions, companies create massive amounts of siloed data that remains an untapped resource, limiting the potential for data-driven advancements and agility. Data fragmentation created by proprietary formats and lack of interoperability makes it difficult to achieve cross-domain applications of data.
The show serves as a powerful stage to witness firsthand the profound impact of AI on the industry. At Microsoft, we are bringing these elements to life across our platform and ecosystem. Attendees will see that we have moved beyond hype and are deploying this technology at scale powered by data and the Microsoft Cloud.
Today, government agencies are actively evaluating how to utilize AI to spark transformation in ways that help improve accountability and reignite economic progress. Microsoft for Public Finance is here to help.
By embracing these changes strategically and leveraging Azure Data Manager for Energy and tools from independent software vendors, such as KADME, companies can maximize the value of their legacy assets while embracing the future of data integration and analysis. This can go further with generative AI applications that go beyond personal productivity.
After the excitement of HIMSS24, healthcare organizations are harnessing AI momentum leveraging our partner network to bring transformative healthcare solutions to market. Our presence at the event revolved around the theme ‘shaping a healthier future.’
Microsoft commissioned a research report in collaboration with MIT Technology Review Insights to uncover the state of AI adoption, expectations, and challenges to scaling AI in the manufacturing industry.
It’s clear that generative AI opens new doors to create greater value for customers, the benefits of which are already dramatic across industries. In the unique case of financial services, generative AI also opens opportunities to address global problems that have long challenged almost every segment of society.
Generative AI provides more possibilities than can be addressed in series of blogs. Understanding what others have done can help guide your thinking and approach. The level of creativity increases daily, and we will all watch the space with anticipation of the most impactful use cases for retail and consumer goods companies.
Reflecting on our continued momentum with partners and customers, we were excited to work with Bayer, ITC, and Headstorm on a mix of new solutions and announcements that uniquely help to address the needs of farmers and agronomists.
Microsoft AI technologies are well-positioned to assist financial institutions in implementing AI in a way that complies with applicable law and regulations, facilitates effective oversight by senior management and the board of directors, addresses supervisory expectations, and protects customers.
