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During my conversations with customers I usually get asked if Microsoft Teams support Jenkins, what all Jenkins notifications can be configured in teams and how does Jenkins notifications look in Teams. So, I decided to write up this article to explain… Continue reading Stay up to date on your build activities with Jenkins integration in Microsoft Teams
Join members from the .NET teams for our community standup covering great community contributions for Visual Studio, CLI, Roslyn, Productivity, and more.Useful Links:.NET.NET Community ResourcesVisual Studio Twitch Channel.NET Foundation YouTubeCreate … Continue reading Tooling: .NET Community Standup – April 18, 2019 – Roslyn Compiler Repo & Triage | .NET Community Standups
Overview A previous issue (Known Issue for Service Fabric Linux Clusters) which had impacted the ImageBuilder process on Azure based Service Fabric Linux clusters has been resolved. The resolution to this issue comes from fixes introduced in the Service Fabric 6.4.644 runtime and an update to the Ubuntu xenial rssh package (2.3.4-4+deb8u2ubuntu0.16.04.2). Impacted Customers Any… Continue reading Resolution to previous ImageBuilder process issue for Service Fabric Linux Clusters
Microsoft Visio helps companies like yours visualize business processes using rich workflow modelling capabilities. It gives you the tools to organize your most complex processes into highly visual, easily digestible workflows that optimize the way peo… Continue reading Export workflows designed in Visio to Flow to quickly automate business processes
If you are following the day’s announcements, you’ll have noticed that in New York today we revealed the first device in the Surface Hub 2 family, the Surface Hub 2S.
The Surface Hub 2S is an all-in-one collaboration device that’s built for team… Continue reading Behind the design: Surface Hub 2S
Quick update for events featuring MSIX in May
Microsoft Build 2019 (May 6 – 8) – Washington State Convention Center, Seattle, WA
Stop by the MSIX App Packaging booth in the Hub. We will have experts from the product team avaial… Continue reading MSIX events during May 2019
Wargaming Saint Petersburg is happy to finally release World of Warships: Legends for Xbox One and share some insight about the game for those seeking to become legendary on the high seas! Our game revolves around naval combat, between famous World War I and World War II warships led by prominent commanders of the same era. We pit destroyers, cruisers, and battleships between two teams in hard-fought battles, where players can face either AI opponents or each other. All classes have uniquely distinctive advantages and can suit different play styles. Destroyers favor swift action, stealthy torpedo attacks, and agile movement… Continue reading Battle on the High Seas in World of Warships: Legends, Available Now on Xbox One
Episode 72, April 17, 2019- We hear a lot these days about “AI for good” and the efforts of many companies to harness the power of artificial intelligence to solve some of our biggest environmental challenges. It’s rare, however, that you find a company willing to bring its environmental bona fides all the way to the C Suite. Well, meet Dr. Lucas Joppa. A former environmental and computer science researcher at MSR who was tapped in 2017 to become the company’s first Chief Environmental Scientist, Dr. Joppa is now the Chief Environmental Officer at Microsoft, another first, and is responsible for managing the company’s overall environmental sustainability efforts from operations to policy to technology.
Today, Dr. Joppa shares how his love for nature and the joy of discovery actually helped shape his career path, and tells us all about AI for Earth, a multi-year, multi-million dollar initiative to deploy the full scale of Microsoft’s products, policies and partnerships across four key areas of agriculture, water, biodiversity and climate, and transform the way society monitors, models, and ultimately manages Earth’s natural resources.
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