Happy holidays from all of us at The Record!

Happy holidays from all of us at The Record!

Got some free time? Why not take a look at some of our highlights from 2020?

Elly Yates-Roberts |


The team at The Record would like to wish all of our readers a happy and peaceful holiday period, and all the best for 2021.
 
Over the past 12 months, we’ve brought you a wide range of news about the latest technology and insights from Microsoft and its enterprise partner network, and we hope you’ve enjoyed reading it as much as we have compiling it.
 
If you have a bit of free time over the festive period, why not take a look at some of our highlights from 2020?
 
Over the past year, we have spoken with Microsoft executives including general manager of worldwide communications and media Bob De Haven, worldwide general manager of automotive Sanjay Ravi, corporate vice president of Microsoft’s One Commercial Partner organisation Gavriella Schuster, and Microsoft’s global industry general manager Çağlayan Arkan. And in the Winter 2020 issue, we’ll get more insights from healthcare lead David Rhew as discusses a Covid-19 vaccine and virtual healthcare; we are looking forward to revealing all in January!

As usual, we spoke with partners across all industries to share the latest in Microsoft technology for enterprise and looked at some of the major themes emerging in each sector. For example, some of our feature stories in 2019 focused on: using artificial intelligence to create new retail experiences, maintaining secure trading environments in financial services, connecting and empowering workforces during the Covid-19 crisis, and the potential of Dynamics 365 as a tool for transformational innovation

Our Winter 2020 issue will include some of the latest news from Microsoft partners worldwide. Subscribe to receive your copy.
 
Thank you for reading and supporting The Record in 2020. Here’s to a great 2021!
 

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