Ed Jones works for Firebrand Training , a microsoft Gold Learning Partner. He has worked in the IT training and certification industry for the past 3 years. He is a tech enthusiast with experience working with SharePoint, Windows Server and Windows desktop. Speaking in the UK for the first time as CEO of microsoft, Satya Nadella headlined a star studded list of globally recognised thought leaders including; Sir Bob Geldof, Jeremy Paxman and Dame Stella Rimington, as part of microsoft's Future Decoded event. The event, designed to discover, provoke and provide insight into an uncertain future shaped by rapid technological advancement, saw Nadella open up about his plans for microsoft and his views of a mobile-first, cloud-first world where individuals and businesses are empowered by the devices that they own. The Age of Mobile With studies indicating that in 2014 the average European household owns 10 digital devices, this truly is the age of mobile. Mobile devices now outnumber people on the planet, even greater in number however are sensors which through the aid of mobile we can now interact with the internet of things. Speaking on microsoft's mobile-first, cloud-first ethos, Nadella said: " To me, when we say mobile first, it's not the mobility of the device, it's actually the mobility of the individual experience. " Speaking of the sensors that surround us, Nadella talked about the emergence of new mobiles services made possib ... More @
Thursday, November 13, 2014
Satya Nadella outlines Microsoft's vision of a mobile-first, cloud-first world
Thursday, November 13, 2014
Ed Jones works for Firebrand Training , a microsoft Gold Learning Partner. He has worked in the IT training and certification industry for the past 3 years. He is a tech enthusiast with experience working with SharePoint, Windows Server and Windows desktop. Speaking in the UK for the first time as CEO of microsoft, Satya Nadella headlined a star studded list of globally recognised thought leaders including; Sir Bob Geldof, Jeremy Paxman and Dame Stella Rimington, as part of microsoft's Future Decoded event. The event, designed to discover, provoke and provide insight into an uncertain future shaped by rapid technological advancement, saw Nadella open up about his plans for microsoft and his views of a mobile-first, cloud-first world where individuals and businesses are empowered by the devices that they own. The Age of Mobile With studies indicating that in 2014 the average European household owns 10 digital devices, this truly is the age of mobile. Mobile devices now outnumber people on the planet, even greater in number however are sensors which through the aid of mobile we can now interact with the internet of things. Speaking on microsoft's mobile-first, cloud-first ethos, Nadella said: " To me, when we say mobile first, it's not the mobility of the device, it's actually the mobility of the individual experience. " Speaking of the sensors that surround us, Nadella talked about the emergence of new mobiles services made possib ... More @
Ed Jones works for Firebrand Training , a microsoft Gold Learning Partner. He has worked in the IT training and certification industry for the past 3 years. He is a tech enthusiast with experience working with SharePoint, Windows Server and Windows desktop. Speaking in the UK for the first time as CEO of microsoft, Satya Nadella headlined a star studded list of globally recognised thought leaders including; Sir Bob Geldof, Jeremy Paxman and Dame Stella Rimington, as part of microsoft's Future Decoded event. The event, designed to discover, provoke and provide insight into an uncertain future shaped by rapid technological advancement, saw Nadella open up about his plans for microsoft and his views of a mobile-first, cloud-first world where individuals and businesses are empowered by the devices that they own. The Age of Mobile With studies indicating that in 2014 the average European household owns 10 digital devices, this truly is the age of mobile. Mobile devices now outnumber people on the planet, even greater in number however are sensors which through the aid of mobile we can now interact with the internet of things. Speaking on microsoft's mobile-first, cloud-first ethos, Nadella said: " To me, when we say mobile first, it's not the mobility of the device, it's actually the mobility of the individual experience. " Speaking of the sensors that surround us, Nadella talked about the emergence of new mobiles services made possib ... More @
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