After closely monitoring local health data and government requirements to accommodate more workers, Microsoft announced today its plans to partially re-open its Redmond headquarters and nearby campuses next week on March 29. It’s been a year since Microsoft announced a ... Read more
In a recent interview with Reuters, Bill Gates said that he had been appalled by the propagation of these “crazy” and “evil” conspiracy theories accusing himself and US immunologist Anthony Faucy to be behind the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic.
Microsoft has partnered with Oracle, Salesforce, and other health and tech companies to work together on a Vaccination Credential Initiative (VCI) to enable people to access COVID-19 vaccination records on their smartphones. The digital passwords will make it easier for users to demonstrate their vaccination status for travel work and other activities.
Microsoft is getting ready to open new offices in the Washington D.C. area in 2022. Toni Townes-Whitley, President, US Regulated Industries at Microsoft announced on LinkedIn yesterday that the company had just signed a new lease at 1300 Wilson Blvd ... Read more
UNICEF and Microsoft have recently announced version two of the collaborative platform Primero, just as cases for domestic and gender-based violence are on the rise. According to a press release from UNICEF, Key interventions include providing access to lifesaving services, ... Read more
Microsoft news recap is a weekly feature highlighting the top Microsoft news stories of the past week. Sit back, grab some coffee, and enjoy the read! Microsoft reports hacking attempts targeting COVID-19 vaccine makers, some successful Leading pharmaceutical companies working ... Read more
Microsoft today revealed that North Korea and Russian state-sponsored hackers had been involved in cyberattacks targeting leading pharmaceutical companies. These seven companies are currently researching COVID-19 drugs and vaccines.
Microsoft informed its employees back in July that it wouldn’t fully re-open its U.S. offices until January 2021, but the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has reportedly forced the company to change its plans
Terry Myerson, former Microsoft’s Windows and Devices chief, announced his new healthcare company “Truveta” today. Myerson says that he has launched this new initiative to drive innovation and develop new patient-care therapies.
Employees are otherwise free to relocate both nationally and internationally if their new work-from-home schedule and environment doesn't interfere with their workload.
Microsoft has informed its employees that it won't fully reopen its offices until January 2021, delaying a return to the office originally slated for October this year.
Together Mode marks the first initiative of their next-generation viewer collaboration and will undoubtedly set the marker for expectations
Has the pandemic given the company enough confidence in its work-from-home solutions to be more aggressive?
A message from CEO Ryan Roslansky to employees details the struggles the enterprise social networking site is currently undergoing.
Microsoft has managed to plug one hole, but the company's DCU division knows its work is only going to get more sophisticated as cybercrime evolves.
In a new blog post, Microsoft detailed its technical response to COVID-19 with Azure and Teams
Nadella's address seems to have still left some employees seeking a stronger activism stance from the company
Working from home will remain optional through October
Welcome back to our Windows 10 news recap, where we go over the top stories of the past week in the world of Microsoft’s flagship operating system. New PowerToys for Windows 10 update brings auto-update feature and other improvements PowerToys ... Read more
LinkedIn has started testing a new video intro feature that would allow recruiters to produce quality hires, and minimize risk while continuing to drive their hiring efforts.
The company qualifies COVID-19 related disruptions as having "minimal impact" on its bottom line.