Microsoft has announced the Microsoft Supply Chain Platform, a combination of its artificial intelligence, collaboration, low-code, security and Software as a Service (SaaS) applications. The set ...

Despite Microsoft’s big climate change ambitions, its supply chain depends on fossil fuels, with some large suppliers not even having a single renewable energy source to power their operations.

Microsoft has conducted its third wave of layoffs that are part of the 10,000 employees the vendor announced it would cut this year, this time laying off employees in roles related to supply chain ...

Crowdstrike global IT outage hits the heart of the global supply chain, with air freight, rails, ports and trucking in the U.S. and beyond down.

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The Microsoft Supply Chain Platform enables organizations to leverage various Microsoft services, namely Microsoft Dynamics 365, Microsoft Azure, Microsoft Teams and the Power Platform.

Microsoft is increasing the price of Power BI Pro licenses from $10 to $14 per user per month and PPU licenses from $20 to $24 per user per month, effective April 1, 2025.

Microsoft Supply Chain Center, released last week as a preview, is intended to offer a central view of information from customers’ existing applications, from Microsoft and other vendors.

Microsoft thinks next-generation nuclear reactors can power its data centers and AI ambitions, according to a job listing for a principal program manager who’ll lead the company’s nuclear ...

Covid-19 created the perfect storm for the pharma industry’s already challenged supply chain network. The pandemic augmented supply chain risk and exposed weak areas such as the lack of end-to ...

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