A overview of Cognitive Data Science at Hack Cambridge
First published on MSDN on Feb 16, 2017 Guest blog from Charlie Crisp, Microsoft Student Partner at the University of Cambridge Charlie has been a Microsoft Student Partner at the University of Cambridge and one of the organisation committee for Hack Cambridge Hack Cambridge has recursed! After more than half a year of preparation, Cambridge’s biggest Hackathon has finally returned, and this year it was bigger, better and complete with Wi-Fi for the whole event! This year we had many sponsors, including Microsoft (of course), QuantumBlack, and our co-hosts Improbable – a London based tech company who came to let us play with their ‘SpatialOS’, which aims to make large-scale simulations accessible to all.Custom SQL Replication reports for System Center 2012 Configuration Manager
First published on TECHNET on May 02, 2012 Have you been looking for a way to visually see the status of SQL replication within your System Center 2012 Configuration Manager (ConfigMgr) environment? If you have, keep reading; this blog introduces three custom reports I use for watching replication in a ConfigMgr client environment here at Microsoft.Understanding UserVoice- An interview with Jason Moore
Our deep dive with our engineering team continues with Group Program Manager Jason Moore. Many of you saw Jason and I in our OneDrive- Past, Present and Future session. In the past year, we have released over 100 new features and functionality to OneDrive and 47 of them, came from you via our UserVoice channel. Here from Jason how we approach UserVoice and making the hard decisions on what is next for engineering and OneDrive.Understanding the OneDrive Engineering Process
Today we take a deep dive into what drives the engineering process. How we balance evolutionary features with truly revolutionary ones and how sometimes a cool kitchen gadget can lead to great engineering and design ideas in OneDrive. Join us and learn how Omar Shahine – Partner/Director for OneDrive drives innovation within himself and his team all while balancing the needs of our UserVoice advocates.
