January 2022

GRUNDFOS and Microsoft have similar sustainability ambitions and are helping to deliver safe drinking water and improving infrastructures across the world. Discover how it’s being done with Microsoft Azure, Azure Suite, and Microsoft IoT Hub.

Microsoft Endpoint Manager is a solution that provides on-premises and cloud-based devices with tools (as well as the ability to co-manage with them) to provision, deploy, manage, and secure endpoints. It also enables insights into endpoint health and performance and remediates vulnerabilities in multiple areas—all while significantly reducing costs.

Microsoft Endpoint Manager gives organizations the enhanced control and monitoring to support employees with minimal impact on user experience while preventing data loss and applying Zero Trust best practices.

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Migrating your applications using Microsoft Azure App Service can be simple. Redeploy code using your existing CI/CD pipeline, containerize your application, and deploy using Docker Imager—or use the Migration Assistant tool.

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As companies plan their digital transformation strategies, it is crucial to keep in mind four key areas where these efforts can introduce risk: multicloud or hybrid cloud infrastructure, digital supply chains and sales channels, Internet of Things (IoT), and automation and analytics. Companies are seeking technology-driven advantages as they adapt to new ways of working, managing employees, and serving customers. But the same digital initiatives that create new opportunities can also lead to risks—and companies should be aware of what they are. Read the article from CIO and contact NIS to learn more.

The foundation of any customer interaction is making a human connection. From smart coffee machines to personalized menu suggestions, AI will make your next trip to Starbucks the best it can be. Learn how in this video from the Microsoft Build Conference:

It’s more important than ever to protect your organization’s endpoint devices, securing data and systems wherever they are. Learn how today’s IT and security teams are working proactively to move mobile device management into the cloud. #SurfaceForBusiness

Read the guide: A Modern Blueprint for Endpoint Protection

The workplace is evolving and requires an innovative approach for endpoint modernization. Microsoft is bridging employee experiences and security with modernized endpoints that enable organizations to adapt to today’s new world of work in a secure way across a range of key business scenarios.

Building security into apps and devices help reduce the threat of endpoint vulnerability for workers on the frontline, remote workers, in-office employees, and everything in between. Modernizing endpoints help advance to Zero Trust.

Maintain security across devices and platforms, with two factor authentication and integrated Threat Protection. @Microsoft365 is making security simple once again. See the video below for more.

Whether it’s a hybrid, remote, or in-office experience, endpoint vulnerabilities represent a real security risk. Companies must secure any potential access to their internal network from hacking and cyberattacks—which are more prevalent than ever.

How can organizations modernize to protect themselves against these threats?

Using Zero Trust within the context of Azure Active Directory as a foundation, anything connecting to your network must be validated before gaining access. And even when vetted, it will operate in a separate virtual machine to keep the rest of the network secure.

CX is vital in helping a company retain its customers and grow its customer base through organic referrals. From intelligent chatbots available 24/7 to personal touch technologies, data-driven solutions are engaging customers in profound new ways. In this article, 11 members of Forbes Technology Council explain how organizations can use intelligent tech can improve their customers’ experience.