With 90% of students economically disadvantaged and learning English as a second language, a district in San Antonio created an app to keep them engaged.
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The power of partnership in achieving excellence
Microsoft’s Muhammad Alam discusses the value of Dynamics and how the company’s partner network is key to adapting the solution to specific industry requirements By Elly Yates-Roberts on 22 January 2021
We’ve seen two years’ worth of digital transformation in two months,” said Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella in April 2020, as the coronavirus pandemic was taking hold. With no sign of that rapid pace of change abating, Microsoft and its partners continue to help customers adapt to meet the challenges of an unprecedented business landscape.
For many organisations, Microsoft Dynamics is at the centre of such change. “Sales organisations across industries are leveraging our customer engagement applications to create more cohesive and streamlined customer journeys, as well as rapidly shift to 100 per cent digital selling models and deploy solutions for remote workforces,” says Muhammad Alam, corporate vice president of Microso
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Elena Taranenko People are saying âdata is the new oil,â but I [believe] that attention is the new oil. Data is plentiful. Attention is scarce, and weâll never get more of it. Thinking about how we focus that correctly, I think, is one of our most significant opportunities. So said Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella in a recent MIT Sloan article about the future of work.
That struck a chord with me. Attention, like oil, is a finite commodity, meaning we need to be purposeful about how we direct it. This is especially important in todayâs distributed and virtual work environment, where attention is also the âoilâ that keeps us productive.