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AI won’t cure ‘the infinite workday’ unless companies reengineer work, Microsoft says
Automating existing processes provides limited gains. Bigger leaps come from new workflows and organizational structures.
Microsoft should change its Copilot advertising, says watchdog
An advertising watchdog has recommended that Microsoft discontinue or modify some of its Copilot claims.
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Microsoft Teams Phone Review: A Pricey, But Capable VoIP Add-On
Microsoft Teams Phone is a full-featured VoIP add-on with powerful AI features, but its administrative complexity and high ...
Millions Of Windows Users Get Microsoft’s Free Upgrade Offer
If anywhere near accurate, this means almost 60 million Windows 10 users have upgraded. Clearly, May could have been a ...
Microsoft expands its Sovereign Cloud as Europe demands greater data control
Microsoft Sovereign Cloud, the umbrella under which all the new solutions fall, gives organizations in Europe more control ...
Microsoft adds generative AI to NFL scouting app in latest evolution of sports tech partnership
Microsoft added a new AI assistant to the NFL Combine App, letting teams query databases using natural language. (Microsoft ...
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Microsoft study finds "infinite workday" is hurting productivity
Work Trend Index Special Report warns that more people are now trapped in a seemingly infinite workday. It starts at 6 am, ...
Microsoft's new AI agent can change Windows settings for you - here's how
Just tell the agent what you want to do, and it can carry out the task for you. But you'll need the right type of PC.
The ‘infinite workday’ is here — and Microsoft says AI will make it worse, if we’re not careful
Microsoft warns that AI could make chaotic workdays even worse without structural changes to how companies manage time and priorities.