Microsoft has announced a trio of new industry clouds as it doubles down on efforts to support companies that require sector-specific tools. The tech titan debuted Microsoft Cloud for health care last ...

Microsoft announced three new cloud offerings today. The offerings are for financial services, manufacturing, and nonprofits. Microsoft also announced the first update for Microsoft Cloud for ...

Microsoft is continuing to roll out more vertical cloud packages tailored for specific vertical industries. On February 24, the company announced "="" for ...

Hexagon’s Manufacturing Intelligence division today announces its strategic partnership with Microsoft, which aims to redefine how engineers collaborate and enable the discrete manufacturing industry ...

Hitachi will platform new factory productivity, logistics and predictive maintenance solutions on Microsoft’s Azure Cloud, and integrate those capabilities across Microsoft’s business application ...

Microsoft is continuing to expand its push to build industry-specific cloud offerings for its customers by rolling out tailored product and service bundles for firms operating in the financial ...

After years of uncertainty from supply chain disruption and increased customer expectations, to changes in consumer demand and workforce shortages, manufacturing remains one of the most resilient and ...

Microsoft and Oracle both ride enterprise cloud and AI demand, but differences in growth, capex, and execution shape which ...

HANNOVER, Germany — April 4, 2011 — New technology advancements available in a digital infrastructure, such as cloud computing and social computing, are transforming manufacturing industry value ...

In October, Google Cloud hired Suchitra Bose as its new director of process manufacturing for the Americas. Google, along with its cloud rivals Amazon and Microsoft, have invested resources to win ...

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