Microsoft Ignite stories

Microsoft 365 and Security corporate vice president Kirk Koenigsbauer outlined 10 major security announcements across Azure, Microsoft 365, Office, and Microsoft Defender ATP. >>

Microsoft and Riverbed have announced a new series of product integrations designed to drive business results.>>

Teams is undergoing a major overhaul with new features, integrations and capabilities. Plus a new Teams certification and improved developer tools.>>

The Cortana Skills Kit for Enterprise development platform is currently only available by invite only, but that’s not stopping Microsoft from showcasing Cortana’s potential to transform workforces.>>

Surface Hub 2S was built for customers who want the original Surface Hub experience in a lighter, thinner, more vibrant design. >>

The driving force behind powerful AI applications is data – and getting the most out of AI requires a modern data estate. >>

We look into the three key areas of Microsoft's artificial intelligence strategy>>

Our perception of Microsoft and it's presence in the cyber-security sector needs updating>>

"We live in a connected world where companies are challenged every day to innovate so they can stay ahead of emerging trends.">>

At Microsoft, more than 3,500 full-time security professionals work with AI tools.>>

Microsoft is introducing new capabilities in Microsoft 365 that make it possible for every person to do their best work.>>

Getting pages of results with hyperlinks to other information is simply not enough. >>

The three tech titans have made a major announcement reflecting their view of data inter-operability in the future.>>

A new project is using data analytics and machine learning to predict when a patient will have a seizure and warn them in advance.>>

Microsoft aims to empower IT to unlock the security capabilities of the intelligent cloud to tip the scales in the cyber war. >>

SteelFusion delivers the ability to extend investments in a private data center, Azure cloud, or a hybrid IT to all edge locations in the business.>>

Microsoft New Zealand has cancelled its annual Ignite tech event, with a spokesperson saying the cancellation is a ‘commercial decision’.>>

Microsoft New Zealand's Philip Goldie summarises his takeaways from this year's global channel Ignite conference>>

Every year Microsoft hosts some of the biggest events in the world – none more so than their four global flagship events. Here's a breakdown of them.>>

A lack of differentiation by resellers is putting pressure on margins and profitability, says Microsoft NZ boss Barrie Sheers.>>

Undoubtedly you’ve been exposed to Bitcoin or Blockchain. It’s apparently the future. But apart from the buzzword, what actually is it?>>

At the company’s October 26 event, Microsoft added a new category to its lineup of Surface-branded computers: Surface Studio.>>

“The sort of person who just wants to watch the world burn. How do you defend against that?”>>

We all have things that ignite us, whether it be money, power, or the feeling you get when you see a child’s face light up when they ‘get it’.>>