Month: October 2021

In today’s digital world tasks are coming our way from many sources. And with that rapid integration with technology, we worry about missing any tasks that are important to us. Microsoft To Do is committed to providing a c…

Tech or Treat!
 
For those who celebrate Halloween, October is spooky season. As the northern hemisphere heads into the chill of winter, and the Southern Hemisphere warms up towards summer, October is a month of ghost, ghouls, and other scary thin…

What is Artificial Intelligence?
As humans, we perceive the real world around us. We then process that perceived information, make decisions, and take certain actions. When we take this process of perceiving and acting and program it to a machine, we c…

Since the latest version (0.9.0-preview) of the OpenAPI extension for Azure Functions was released, it supports the byte array types. With this support, you can now define the binary data type like image files onto the OpenAPI document. Throughout this…

 
Friction works to slow the advancement of moving objects.  It stops progress. In a combustion engine, moving parts create heat when not properly oiled.   That heat, in turn, wears down the mechanical parts of your engine.  I…

 
 
Welcome to the monthly Healthcare and Life Sciences blog recap, October edition. Check out the highlights below:
 
Azure

Create Your First SMART of FHIR: Interested in creating applications that interact with any FHIR compatible EM…

Whether you own a small business and you’re not very technical, you run IT for a large university, or work in an IT organization for a large enterprise company, we’re excited for this year’s Microsoft Ignite to bring you new Mi…

Here is a situation.  Let’s say we cache the last month of data in Azure Data Explorer (ADX).  This is great for our operational queries which are all done within that last month of telemetry:  it limits the on-cluster resource we consum…