INROADS & Microsoft Partner to Close the Digital Divide
The strategic partnership will enable the digital transformation of INROADS internship, mentorship and talent development programs
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ATLANTA, May 14, 2021 /PRNewswire/
INROADS, Inc. a global solutions provider for talent pipeline issues, has formed a strategic partnership with Microsoft to help close the digital divide. As part of this strategic partnership, INROADS also joins the Microsoft initiative, Accelerate, which brings together civic, learning, and corporate partners to provide skills across the spectrum of digital proficiency to build a more inclusive workforce. As the nation reels from COVID-19 and calls for equity sweep the country, Microsoft and INROADS takes a position of leadership in addressing tech disparities that disproportionately impact students and communities of color.
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Women in Technology (WIT) Expands Board with Appointment of New Board Members
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Women in Technology (WIT), an Atlanta-based non-profit organization committed to empowering girls and women to excel in STEAM from the classroom to the boardroom, today announced the addition of two new WIT Board Members.
- Mary Carol Alexander, Vice President for the South Region and the US sponsor for Energy at Microsoft.
- Andra Milender, Chief Technology Officer, US Business Division at Equifax We are so pleased to welcome these talented women to the WIT Board. Each new Board member brings a unique set of skills and talents to the organization, and will help us as we evolve what WIT offers in 2021 and beyond,” said Patti Dismukes, WIT Board President
Maana and Aramco Trading Company Launch AI Application to Optimize Maritime Fleet and Shipping Operations
Aramco Trading Company (ATC) and Maana announced the launch of Fanar, the first Artificial Intelligence (AI)-driven maritime fleet optimization application on Microsoft Azure purpose-built for the oil and gas industry.
Fanar combines the expertise of ATC and the Maana Q knowledge technology. It unifies maritime fleet optimization, planning, management and shipment scheduling on a single platform. The application:
• systematically integrates all data sources, constraints, and business rules
• automatically optimizes schedules across the fleet with a single click
• rapidly processes “what if” scenarios for better insights