Amber Hickman is a journalist who writes for The Record magazine, specializing in technology and its impact on various industries. Her work has also been featured in Golf Course Architecture magazine. Amber covers topics such as artificial intelligence, supply chains, user-centric applications, and the integration of technology in different sectors.
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Amber's coverage predominantly revolves around software, AI applications in retail and supply chains, Microsoft partnerships, and technology news. She frequently includes expert commentary and industry-specific information.
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By: Amber Hickman
The typical office meeting is no longer limited to a single room with participants gathered around a table. According to Vic Bhagat, principle of alliances and ecosystem at Q-SYS, organisations need to learn how to adapt to ensure that employees remain heard.
By: Amber Hickman
Women in Streaming Media has named Andy Beach, chief technology officer of media technology solutions at Microsoft, as ally of the month for its virtual spotlight taking place on 14 November 2024 on LinkedIn.
By: Amber Hickman
Attendees will discover the latest development in retail technology at EuroCIS 2025 on 18-20 February in Dusseldorf, Germany.
By: Amber Hickman
Microsoft has introduced new adapted artificial intelligence models in collaboration with select partners to help organisations better meet their specific industry needs.
By: Amber Hickman
Jamf, a provider of management and security services for Apple devices, has launched its Jamf Pro solution on the Azure Marketplace.
By: Amber Hickman
Accenture, Microsoft and their joint venture Avanade are launching a new Copilot business transformation practice and co-investing in new capabilities, solutions and training to help organisations to securely and responsibly reinvent their business functions with artificial intelligence.
By: Amber Hickman
Jamf, a provider of management and security solutions for Apple devices, has launched Jamf Pro and its full commercial product bundle on the Azure Marketplace.The device management solution hosted on the Azure allows customers to deploy at scale and ensure integration with existing enterprise architects and IT environments.Jamf also revealed its new status as a ‘Microsoft top tier co-sell partner’, which unlocks incentives for Microsoft sellers to collaborate...
By: Amber Hickman
Microsoft is launching new artificial intelligence-powered agents across Microsoft 365 Copilot to help organisations better manage daily tasks.The purpose-built agents work alongside various applications in the Microsoft ecosystem, including SharePoint, Teams, Business Chat and Planner.For example, SharePoint agents will be able to provide employees with real-time insights into stored content. Users will be able to create their own agents, tailored to specific files, folders or sites...
By: Amber Hickman
Nicole Herskowitz, corporate vice president of modern work and business applications at Microsoft, took to the stage at Microsoft Ignite to showcase new features in Microsoft 365 Copilot and Copilot Studio to help attendees better understand their use cases.“As IT pros, you are being bombarded with new innovations, it can’t be easy,” she said. “While AI is an exciting opportunity, we know it is a huge responsibility.”She outlined the three key challenges...
By: Amber Hickman
Microsoft has launched Microsoft Places, a new artificial intelligence-powered solution designed to streamline hybrid work environments.Lars Johnson, general manager of collaboration copilot at Microsoft, introduced the solution at Microsoft Ignite 2024 during a session focused on modern work solutions and strategy.The solution works with Microsoft Teams and Outlook and supports users in making decisions regarding their in-office workdays.For example, Copilot...
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