Break Free from Your Password
Life’s complicated enough without needing to remember a multitude of passwords. Watch the video as Microsoft takes a tongue-in-cheek approach to highlight the need to “Break free from your password.”
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Using @Windows #VirtualDesktop, ESNEFT removed unnecessary stress with IT and devoted more time to provide excellent patient experience. Learn their story and how you can apply these solutions to your business.
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Bringing together SQL Server 2017 and Azure Data Services forms the ultimate hybrid data platform. With built-in AI, you have the opportunity to efficiently innovate and tackle your most critical workloads. Contact Mowry International today to find out more!
Office 365 Mobility
Work together everywhere. Learn in this infographic, brought to you by @msftnonprofits, how Office 365 makes it easy for #nonprofits to collaborate with colleagues on the road or in the office. Find out how to do more, be more productive, gain new insights, build teamwork, and get more control over data security and compliance in your organization. #Tech4Good #SocialImpact #DigitalTransformation
Customer story: Dr. Mae Jemison and Defying Gravity: Women in Space
The groundbreaking and continuing accomplishments of space exploration would not be possible without the vital contributions of many incredible women. New AI technology is offering opportunities for greater recognition and inclusion in the future of the profession.
Using AI and mixed reality, scientists can model, test, and share more ideas than ever before.
At Mowry International, we’re inspired by the work of Dr. Jemison and others–using tech to open doors and empower the next generation of explorers. Contact us today to learn how we can help make your ideas a reality with Microsoft AI.
A Grateful Culture Is A Healthy Culture. Here’s How To Create It.
Studies have shown a direct link between happy people and their ability to feel and acknowledge gratitude. This is true in both our personal and professional lives. How happy are the people you work with? How happy are you?
In his article, “A Grateful Culture is a Healthy Culture. Here’s How to Create it,” John Hall writes about why and how to create a more appreciative company culture. One of Hall’s recommendations is to really get to know your team: “Authentic relationships are non-negotiable parts of a grateful culture,” he writes. When we value people for who they are—and not on the basis of what they do for you—then we’ve reached a different level of appreciation.
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