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O Seu Futuro Comea Agora!
Danilo BordiniGerente de Grupo Novas Tecnologias e Inovao
Microsoft Brasil | @dbordini
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Nossa indstria no respeita tradio ela somente respeita inovao
Satya NadellaCEO, Microsoft
Nossa Viso de Inovao
Contratar as melhores pessoas
Um balano entre inovao, reinveno e evoluo
Comprometimento nacional e mundial
Foco em escala
Viso de longo prazo
Abraar tecnologias disruptivas
Nossa Viso de Inovao
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+US$9B investidos em P&D+1.000 cientistas e engenheiros+10
localidades pelo mundoAlgumas reas: lingustica, Data Mining,
Bem-Estar, Inteligncia Artificial, Computao Quntica, Tecnologias
para Mercados EmergentesAbordagem de longo prazo: Microsoft
Research
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of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing
market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment
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Realidade Hoje!
Presenter guidance:Use this slide to help different Microsofts
approach to R&D investment and to set up a conversation around
whats next for your customer. Choose 1-2 stories to highlight. Add
to these with anything that is more recent in the news, like the
stories shared on the Next at Microsoft blog.Key points:Its an
exciting time to be at Microsoft. Things are moving fast and it is
simply amazing to explore whats possible with technology today and
what may be possible on the horizon.Microsoft Research: A hotbed of
research and development, Microsoft Research is 1,100 employees,
but also some of the very best scientists and engineers in the
world. We have, for example, five active ACM Turing Award (the
Nobel Prize of computer science) winners on our staff today. In
order to empower those scientists and engineers we encourage that
people chart their own way, understand what is really important,
what is emerging, and what could be disruptive in the future. These
people also care a lot about Microsoft and its success and care a
lot about our customers and the experiences that they have. We also
encourage all of our researchers to give back to the research
community, so almost everything we do is published openly in the
very best scientific journals and conferences. And while that
sounds like we're giving stuff away, in fact, we get double in
return, because by doing that we invite collaboration from the best
academic minds around the world. Microsoft Research + Cortana:
Cortana, our new digital assistant powered by Bing with artificial
intelligence modeled after real-life personal assistants, provides
a great example of how our research organization is contributing to
products. One of our deep areas of focus within both Microsoft
Research and our broader R&D organization is machine learning.
The underlying vision for Cortana and where it can go was derived
from Eric Horvitzs work on conversational interactions and
understanding, which go back to the early 90s. Similarly, decades
of research into speech and vision helped launch Kinect, which is
helping some enterprises rethink how work gets done and the
experiences they can provide to customers. Today, Microsoft
Research includes more than 1,100 scientists and engineers that
work across multiple research areas in research labs worldwide,
making significant product contributions and collaborating on
external projects that help solve global challenges. (article +
article)Building the city of the future: For the past few years,
Darrell Smith with the Microsoft Real Estate & Facilities group
has been working to unify an incongruent network of sensors from
different eras (several decades of different sensor technology and
dozens of manufacturers). The software that he and his team built
strings together thousands of building sensors that track things
like heaters, air conditioners, fans, and lights harvesting
billions of data points per week. That data has given the team deep
insights, enabled better diagnostics, and has allowed for far more
intelligent decision making. This incubation work and our
partnerships with companies like Johnson Controls, Accenture, Atos
SE, Esri, Invensys and Schneider Electric is now serving as a
foundation for smart building, street lighting and building
automation solutions worldwide. Making smarter, more efficient use
of resources can hopefully someday reduce the significant impact
todays commercial and industrial buildings have on the environment
(up to 45 percent of emissions). (Smart Buildings solution and
article)Improving customer experiences with big data: Big data is
having more and more influence in improving the experiences
customers have with Microsoft products and services. The Halo 4
team was one of the earliest customers of HDInsight, a Microsoft
Azure service based on Hadoop. Insights gained from millions of
data objects capture each day help to detect cheaters, update game
maps and modes on a week-by-week basis, and run marketing campaigns
tailored to each user, helping retain players and keep them
interested in trying new aspects of the game. (article)Helping
millions of victims of cybercrime fight back: Its estimated that
half of online adults were cybercrime victims in the past year and
that cybercrime costs the global economy $500 billion annually. The
Microsoft Digital Crimes Unit is home to a team of hand-selected
experts who were, in their pre-Microsoft lives, federal
prosecutors, police officers, technical analysts, bankers,
engineers and physicists. Their investigations have brought them to
the doorstep of the Russian mafia and a brutally violent Mexican
narcotics cartel, as well as all manner of drug dealers, thieves,
counterfeiters, pirates and child exploiters from all over the
world. They now work to make the Internet a safer place.
(article)Skype translation: Yet another example of collaboration
between product teams and Microsoft Research is Skype translation,
due out later in 2014. Today, we have more than 300 million
connected users each month, and more than 2 billion minutes of
conversation a day as Skype breaks down communications barriers by
delivering voice and video across a number of devices, from PCs and
tablets, to smartphones and TVs. But language barriers have been a
blocker to productivity and human connection; Skype Translator will
help overcome this barrier. (article and video)Internet of Your
Things: When trillions of things can be connected, which things
should you connect? Rather than thinking about the Internet of
Things in terms of everythingsuch as billions of devices and
sensorsfocus on what matters most to you. Instead of thinking about
the massive amount of data being produced, think about how one
piece of data can provide value to your business. This thinking was
foundational in the development of the Microsoft Azure Intelligent
Systems Service, which offers massive processing capabilities that
can be tied into engaging analytics tools. And its what is helping
enterprises in manufacturing, retail, health and other industries
reimagine their businesses. (website)Envisioning Center: One way to
learn more about how were envisioning the future is to visit our
Envisioning Center in Redmond, Washington. Visitors can work on
interactive desks, talk with colleagues through digital walls, and
cook in a Kinect-enabled kitchen. (article)5
Games
Project Sparkhttp://welcome.projectspark.com/
Key FeaturesA simple way to create powerful experiencesDirect
access to an ever-expanding universe of game creatorsDeep and
immersive gameplay (Creation Quest, Crossroads)Seamless interaction
across Microsoft devicesThe power of the platform: Touch, Mouse and
Keyboard, Controller
PlatformsWin 8.1 PCsXbox OneXbox 360Tablets (Smartglass enabled
second screen input) 9
http://appstudio.windows.com/pt-br
Sua Primeira App!
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appstudio.windows.com
Its important that students understand the types of app they can
create using App Studio. They are Information and Promotion type
apps and provide little or no scope for users to enter data within
the app itself.
Typical Information and Promotion apps include:Fan apps bands,
movies, sports teamsGuides vacation destinations, my home
townCollections recipes, personal training records, videos,
photosStore front product lists and informationEvents wedding or
party planningNews blog and news content
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12Faa login no AppStudioEscolha um templateAdicione
contedoSelecione o tema e os tilesConfigure a publicaoGere o pacote
e instaleAdicione capacidades com o Visual Studio (OPCIONAL)Criando
sua primeira Appappstudio.windows.com
For detailed demo steps, see the Instructor Guide or go to the
Appendix
This demo is to show the process of creating an information and
promotion app in App Studio, before moving the app to Visual Studio
where it can be enhanced and extended.
You can take this opportunity to make sure that they students
know how to set up a Microsoft account if they dont already have
one. There are some instructions in the Student guide.
We HIGHLY recommend going directly to App Studio and building a
sample app in front of them. Ideally, about a topic you are
passionate about that would also be interesting to your audience.
However, you can also go to the Appendix and show slides 16-41 for
offline environments or to show you what features to demo.12
Templates
13appstudio.windows.com
13Escolha um template disponvelappstudio.windows.com
Adding content
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appstudio.windows.com
[Most instructors will not use this slide, and will instead
simply go to App Studio and walk through the creation of their own
sample app. However, this slide is provided for offline
teaching]
Apps are organized into sections, and apps may contain up to six
sections. Users navigate between sections by swiping left or right
or using a section link in a menu section.
Each section contains a data source or, in the case of the menu
section, a collection of menu items. A data source is simply the
content that you want to display in each section of your app
videos, photos etc. Each section also contains one or more pages. A
page defines the user interface that your app displays, and
different section types come with different, pre-defined page
layouts that you can choose from.
On the Content page, add a new Section by clicking on a Section
type. For a Section, you will see its corresponding Data Source and
Section Pages. Edit the parts of a Section by clicking on the
pencil next to its name. For a Menu, you will see its Menu Page and
Menu Items that can each be expanded. To edit Menu Items, you must
first click on the pencil next to the Menu name and then click on
the pencil next to the item you want to edit.
When you edit a Section, you can change the content through
binding and actions. You can also change the layout that determines
the available content fields and add Extras to the application bar,
like share, text to speech and pin to start.
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Adding content from a blogA blog is an informational site
consisting of postsApp Studio enables you to include blog posts in
your app:
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Create a RSS data source for a sectionSpecify the RSS URL to
select the posts to displayappstudio.windows.com
[Most instructors will not use this slide, and will instead
simply go to App Studio and walk through the creation of their own
sample app. However, this slide is provided for offline
teaching]
Ask your students if they know what a blog is. If necessary,
browse to the blog at
http://blogs.windows.com/windows/b/bloggingwindows/
An RSS feed exposes blog posts for easy consumption by apps.
Emphasize the terms section and data source. Create an RSS
section to display a blog feed by specifying an RSS URL.
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of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing
market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment
on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the
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Adding HTML contentHTML is a markup language used for presenting
formatted content on the webApp Studio enables you to include
formatted content in your app:16
HTML5 is a markup language used for structuring and presenting
content for the World Wide Web and a core technology of the
Internet.HTML5 is a markup language used for structuring and
presenting content for the World Wide Web and a core technology of
the Internet.Create a HTML data source for a sectionAdd and format
your contentappstudio.windows.com
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simply go to App Studio and walk through the creation of their own
sample app. However, this slide is provided for offline
teaching]
Ask the students it they know what HTML is.
The two boxes are intended to illustrate the HTML markup (top
box) and the rendered result (bottom box).
Again, emphasize the terminology of sections and data sources.
Create a HTML section to display custom formatted text.
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represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date
of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing
market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment
on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the
accuracy of any information provided after the date of this
presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR
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Adding content from YouTubeYouTube is a video sharing
platformApp Studio enables you to include videos from YouTube in
your app:Create a YouTube data source for a sectionSpecify a
search, user, or playlist to select the videos to display
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appstudio.windows.com
[Most instructors will not use this slide, and will instead
simply go to App Studio and walk through the creation of their own
sample app. However, this slide is provided for offline
teaching]
Ask the students it they know what Youtube is.
Emphasize the terms section and data source. Create a Youtube
section to display videos by defining a data source that finds
videos on Youtube.
You can either use a search to find publicly available videos
from Youtube, specify a particular Youtube user, or specify a
Youtube playlist.
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of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing
market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment
on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the
accuracy of any information provided after the date of this
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Adding content from Facebook18Facebook is a social networking
serviceApp Studio enables you to add Facebook pages to your
app:Create a Facebook data source for a sectionSpecify a Facebook
page to display
appstudio.windows.com
[Most instructors will not use this slide, and will instead
simply go to App Studio and walk through the creation of their own
sample app. However, this slide is provided for offline
teaching]
Ask your students if they know what Facebook is. If necessary,
browse to the website at http://www.facebook.com
Emphasize the terms section and data source. Create a Facebook
section to display a page from Facebook.
To configure a Facebook datasource you will need to know the
page name. To do so, go to Facebook, navigate to the page you want
to publish and copy it from the URL. Look at your URL and select at
the string to the right of facebook.com. The Facebook configuration
dialog will try to test if that page exist. Please note that
whitespaces are not allowed and that only public pages will
work.
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of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing
market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment
on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the
accuracy of any information provided after the date of this
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Adding content from Instagram19Instagram allows photo sharing
with friendsApp Studio enables you to include photos from Instagram
in your app:Find a hashtag that shows relevant photosCreate a
Instagram data source for a sectionSpecify the hashtag to select
the photos to display
appstudio.windows.com
[Most instructors will not use this slide, and will instead
simply go to App Studio and walk through the creation of their own
sample app. However, this slide is provided for offline
teaching]
Begin by asking your students if they know what Instagram is. If
necessary, browse to the website at http://www.instagram.com
The screenshot shows the Instagram app, with the photos
available under the venice hashtag.
Emphasize the terms section and data source. Create an Instagram
section to display photos by defining a data source and hashtag
that finds photos on Instagram.
From here youll want to demo how to add a YouTube section, an
HTML section, a Bing search section, and (if time allows) a
Collection and a Menu with action items like HERE directions or
Nokia Mix Radio. However, we find that the best thing to do is to
create an app that is personally relevant to you, but that will
have some appeal to a broad audience and show how you created
it.
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represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date
of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing
market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment
on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the
accuracy of any information provided after the date of this
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Escolha um tema20
appstudio.windows.com
[Most instructors will not use this slide, and will instead
simply go to App Studio and walk through the creation of their own
sample app. However, this slide is provided for offline
teaching]
On the Themes page you can customize the colors that your app
uses. The customization enables you to change the colors of your
text, background, foreground, and application bar by selecting
colors for these elements. You can also select an image for your
background.
Warn students about color choices and background images:Be sure
to use dark text with a light background or vice versa.For
background images, choose an image that is either all light or all
dark so the text shows up.
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of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing
market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment
on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the
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Escolha os Tiles
21appstudio.windows.com
[Most instructors will not use this slide, and will instead
simply go to App Studio and walk through the creation of their own
sample app. However, this slide is provided for offline
teaching]
On the Tiles page you select and customize a tile template to
represent your app on the Start screen of your device. All apps
have a default Tile to be displayed. You can also add other
tiles:
Flip template. This Tile has a front and a back which are
constantly flipped between.Cycle template. This Tile cycles through
a slideshow of up to 9 images from your chosen Collection. But it
must be a dynamic collectionIconic template. A static Tile that
displays your chosen image and any text you enter.
You can also customize your splash and lock screen by uploading
a background image that will appear on both screens.
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market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment
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Informaes de Publicao22
appstudio.windows.com
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simply go to App Studio and walk through the creation of their own
sample app. However, this slide is provided for offline
teaching]
On the Publish Info page you should insert a title, add a
description, and select a logo for your app. This information is
required if you are going to publish your app to a store. Good
titles, descriptions, and logos help users to find your app in the
store.
The logo icon must be in PNG format and measure 160x160. You can
upload it either from your computer, or from your OneDrive account.
This icon serves as your app tile, which will represent your app on
the Start screen. You should also save a copy of the icon at
300x300, as youll need it if you decide to publish your app.
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Gerando a App23
appstudio.windows.com
[Most instructors will not use this slide, and will instead
simply go to App Studio and walk through the creation of their own
sample app. However, this slide is provided for offline
teaching]
When youve finished creating your app you must ask App Studio to
generate it in order to be able to run it. You can then:
Install the app on your Windows 8 device.Share the app with
other App Studio users in an email message.Publish your app to a
store.Make your app public in App Studio.Download your app.
The Generate app dialog box allows you to choose to generate a
Windows Phone 8 app or a Windows Phone 8.1 and Windows 8.1
app.Windows Phone 8: With this option you will get the option for
three downloads for Windows Phone 8 an immediately installable
package, a XAP package ready to publish your app in Store, and the
source code you can edit in Visual Studio. You always get the
source code.Windows Phone 8.1 and Windows 8.1: This option
generates an app that can be run on Windows Phone 8.1 and Windows
8.1, and provides the same three downloads as the Windows Phone 8
option. However, currently the Windows Phone 8.1 option for phone
is disabled so to sideload use the Windows Phone 8.0 installable
package.
By default source code will be generated for either option. The
Publish packages and Installable packages sliders have to be turned
on to generate publish and install packages. Initially students
will only want to generate an installable package, to test the app
on their device.
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of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing
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on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the
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Movendo para o Visual Studio24
Download appstudio.windows.com
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sample app. However, this slide is provided for offline
teaching]
[This slide should only be shown if you have a very advanced
group of students]
Once your app is generated youll be presented with links to
packages:
Installable package. The package that can be loaded onto your
Windows 8 device.Publish package. The package that can be published
to the Windows Phone Store or the Windows Store.Download Source
Code. The package that provides the source code for your app that
can be edited in Visual Studio.
When you click the download button for the source code package,
a ZIP file containing the source code is downloaded. This file can
be unzipped and the source code loaded into Visual Studio by
double-clicking on the App.sln file. You can then use Visual Studio
to extend and enhance the app.
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Explorando outras possibilidades!
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Key Points:Based in South Korea, this machine uses Kinect to
reward dancers with Coke.
http://www.inquisitr.com/402829/intelligent-coca-cola-vending-machine-rewards-great-dance-moves-with-free-cokes/
The Coca Cola Company recently unveiled the latest vending
machinetechnologyin South Korea and the experiment met with great
success. The new high tech machine encouraged passing shoppers to
demonstrate their break dance moves and rewarded the best efforts
with free Cokes.As shoppersstroll through the mall, they are
quickly challenged by the machine to emulate the dance moves of
SouthKoreasultra popular boy band, 2 PM. When a brave soul accepts
the invitation, they are instructed to step on the bright red
circle painted on the floor, and the magical machine begins the
fun. . .
Some of the less technology friendly members of the audience
might think there was a person hidden inside the double sized
vending machine, but in reality, the crowd friendly soda dispenser
makes use ofMicrosofts Kinect technology. Sensors read the dancers
body moves and when they copy the dance step correctly, out pops a
bottle of Coke. The lucky winner can take their free drink or bust
a few more moves to win free Cokes for their friends.
Read more at
http://www.inquisitr.com/402829/intelligent-coca-cola-vending-machine-rewards-great-dance-moves-with-free-cokes/#3X1S3rvUZLx2e3D6.99
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Whats next?Espelho Mgico
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of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing
market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment
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E o Futuro?
Presenter guidance:Use this slide to help different Microsofts
approach to R&D investment and to set up a conversation around
whats next for your customer. Choose 1-2 stories to highlight. Add
to these with anything that is more recent in the news, like the
stories shared on the Next at Microsoft blog.Key points:Its an
exciting time to be at Microsoft. Things are moving fast and it is
simply amazing to explore whats possible with technology today and
what may be possible on the horizon.Microsoft Research: A hotbed of
research and development, Microsoft Research is 1,100 employees,
but also some of the very best scientists and engineers in the
world. We have, for example, five active ACM Turing Award (the
Nobel Prize of computer science) winners on our staff today. In
order to empower those scientists and engineers we encourage that
people chart their own way, understand what is really important,
what is emerging, and what could be disruptive in the future. These
people also care a lot about Microsoft and its success and care a
lot about our customers and the experiences that they have. We also
encourage all of our researchers to give back to the research
community, so almost everything we do is published openly in the
very best scientific journals and conferences. And while that
sounds like we're giving stuff away, in fact, we get double in
return, because by doing that we invite collaboration from the best
academic minds around the world. Microsoft Research + Cortana:
Cortana, our new digital assistant powered by Bing with artificial
intelligence modeled after real-life personal assistants, provides
a great example of how our research organization is contributing to
products. One of our deep areas of focus within both Microsoft
Research and our broader R&D organization is machine learning.
The underlying vision for Cortana and where it can go was derived
from Eric Horvitzs work on conversational interactions and
understanding, which go back to the early 90s. Similarly, decades
of research into speech and vision helped launch Kinect, which is
helping some enterprises rethink how work gets done and the
experiences they can provide to customers. Today, Microsoft
Research includes more than 1,100 scientists and engineers that
work across multiple research areas in research labs worldwide,
making significant product contributions and collaborating on
external projects that help solve global challenges. (article +
article)Building the city of the future: For the past few years,
Darrell Smith with the Microsoft Real Estate & Facilities group
has been working to unify an incongruent network of sensors from
different eras (several decades of different sensor technology and
dozens of manufacturers). The software that he and his team built
strings together thousands of building sensors that track things
like heaters, air conditioners, fans, and lights harvesting
billions of data points per week. That data has given the team deep
insights, enabled better diagnostics, and has allowed for far more
intelligent decision making. This incubation work and our
partnerships with companies like Johnson Controls, Accenture, Atos
SE, Esri, Invensys and Schneider Electric is now serving as a
foundation for smart building, street lighting and building
automation solutions worldwide. Making smarter, more efficient use
of resources can hopefully someday reduce the significant impact
todays commercial and industrial buildings have on the environment
(up to 45 percent of emissions). (Smart Buildings solution and
article)Improving customer experiences with big data: Big data is
having more and more influence in improving the experiences
customers have with Microsoft products and services. The Halo 4
team was one of the earliest customers of HDInsight, a Microsoft
Azure service based on Hadoop. Insights gained from millions of
data objects capture each day help to detect cheaters, update game
maps and modes on a week-by-week basis, and run marketing campaigns
tailored to each user, helping retain players and keep them
interested in trying new aspects of the game. (article)Helping
millions of victims of cybercrime fight back: Its estimated that
half of online adults were cybercrime victims in the past year and
that cybercrime costs the global economy $500 billion annually. The
Microsoft Digital Crimes Unit is home to a team of hand-selected
experts who were, in their pre-Microsoft lives, federal
prosecutors, police officers, technical analysts, bankers,
engineers and physicists. Their investigations have brought them to
the doorstep of the Russian mafia and a brutally violent Mexican
narcotics cartel, as well as all manner of drug dealers, thieves,
counterfeiters, pirates and child exploiters from all over the
world. They now work to make the Internet a safer place.
(article)Skype translation: Yet another example of collaboration
between product teams and Microsoft Research is Skype translation,
due out later in 2014. Today, we have more than 300 million
connected users each month, and more than 2 billion minutes of
conversation a day as Skype breaks down communications barriers by
delivering voice and video across a number of devices, from PCs and
tablets, to smartphones and TVs. But language barriers have been a
blocker to productivity and human connection; Skype Translator will
help overcome this barrier. (article and video)Internet of Your
Things: When trillions of things can be connected, which things
should you connect? Rather than thinking about the Internet of
Things in terms of everythingsuch as billions of devices and
sensorsfocus on what matters most to you. Instead of thinking about
the massive amount of data being produced, think about how one
piece of data can provide value to your business. This thinking was
foundational in the development of the Microsoft Azure Intelligent
Systems Service, which offers massive processing capabilities that
can be tied into engaging analytics tools. And its what is helping
enterprises in manufacturing, retail, health and other industries
reimagine their businesses. (website)Envisioning Center: One way to
learn more about how were envisioning the future is to visit our
Envisioning Center in Redmond, Washington. Visitors can work on
interactive desks, talk with colleagues through digital walls, and
cook in a Kinect-enabled kitchen. (article)31
Uma nova viso para o futuro
Anos de desenvolvimento
Inovao real
Liberdade do seu desktop 2D
Design em ambiente real
Design Criativo
Em Casa
Explorando Marte
Jogando
Como Comeo???
Presenter guidance:Use this slide to help different Microsofts
approach to R&D investment and to set up a conversation around
whats next for your customer. Choose 1-2 stories to highlight. Add
to these with anything that is more recent in the news, like the
stories shared on the Next at Microsoft blog.Key points:Its an
exciting time to be at Microsoft. Things are moving fast and it is
simply amazing to explore whats possible with technology today and
what may be possible on the horizon.Microsoft Research: A hotbed of
research and development, Microsoft Research is 1,100 employees,
but also some of the very best scientists and engineers in the
world. We have, for example, five active ACM Turing Award (the
Nobel Prize of computer science) winners on our staff today. In
order to empower those scientists and engineers we encourage that
people chart their own way, understand what is really important,
what is emerging, and what could be disruptive in the future. These
people also care a lot about Microsoft and its success and care a
lot about our customers and the experiences that they have. We also
encourage all of our researchers to give back to the research
community, so almost everything we do is published openly in the
very best scientific journals and conferences. And while that
sounds like we're giving stuff away, in fact, we get double in
return, because by doing that we invite collaboration from the best
academic minds around the world. Microsoft Research + Cortana:
Cortana, our new digital assistant powered by Bing with artificial
intelligence modeled after real-life personal assistants, provides
a great example of how our research organization is contributing to
products. One of our deep areas of focus within both Microsoft
Research and our broader R&D organization is machine learning.
The underlying vision for Cortana and where it can go was derived
from Eric Horvitzs work on conversational interactions and
understanding, which go back to the early 90s. Similarly, decades
of research into speech and vision helped launch Kinect, which is
helping some enterprises rethink how work gets done and the
experiences they can provide to customers. Today, Microsoft
Research includes more than 1,100 scientists and engineers that
work across multiple research areas in research labs worldwide,
making significant product contributions and collaborating on
external projects that help solve global challenges. (article +
article)Building the city of the future: For the past few years,
Darrell Smith with the Microsoft Real Estate & Facilities group
has been working to unify an incongruent network of sensors from
different eras (several decades of different sensor technology and
dozens of manufacturers). The software that he and his team built
strings together thousands of building sensors that track things
like heaters, air conditioners, fans, and lights harvesting
billions of data points per week. That data has given the team deep
insights, enabled better diagnostics, and has allowed for far more
intelligent decision making. This incubation work and our
partnerships with companies like Johnson Controls, Accenture, Atos
SE, Esri, Invensys and Schneider Electric is now serving as a
foundation for smart building, street lighting and building
automation solutions worldwide. Making smarter, more efficient use
of resources can hopefully someday reduce the significant impact
todays commercial and industrial buildings have on the environment
(up to 45 percent of emissions). (Smart Buildings solution and
article)Improving customer experiences with big data: Big data is
having more and more influence in improving the experiences
customers have with Microsoft products and services. The Halo 4
team was one of the earliest customers of HDInsight, a Microsoft
Azure service based on Hadoop. Insights gained from millions of
data objects capture each day help to detect cheaters, update game
maps and modes on a week-by-week basis, and run marketing campaigns
tailored to each user, helping retain players and keep them
interested in trying new aspects of the game. (article)Helping
millions of victims of cybercrime fight back: Its estimated that
half of online adults were cybercrime victims in the past year and
that cybercrime costs the global economy $500 billion annually. The
Microsoft Digital Crimes Unit is home to a team of hand-selected
experts who were, in their pre-Microsoft lives, federal
prosecutors, police officers, technical analysts, bankers,
engineers and physicists. Their investigations have brought them to
the doorstep of the Russian mafia and a brutally violent Mexican
narcotics cartel, as well as all manner of drug dealers, thieves,
counterfeiters, pirates and child exploiters from all over the
world. They now work to make the Internet a safer place.
(article)Skype translation: Yet another example of collaboration
between product teams and Microsoft Research is Skype translation,
due out later in 2014. Today, we have more than 300 million
connected users each month, and more than 2 billion minutes of
conversation a day as Skype breaks down communications barriers by
delivering voice and video across a number of devices, from PCs and
tablets, to smartphones and TVs. But language barriers have been a
blocker to productivity and human connection; Skype Translator will
help overcome this barrier. (article and video)Internet of Your
Things: When trillions of things can be connected, which things
should you connect? Rather than thinking about the Internet of
Things in terms of everythingsuch as billions of devices and
sensorsfocus on what matters most to you. Instead of thinking about
the massive amount of data being produced, think about how one
piece of data can provide value to your business. This thinking was
foundational in the development of the Microsoft Azure Intelligent
Systems Service, which offers massive processing capabilities that
can be tied into engaging analytics tools. And its what is helping
enterprises in manufacturing, retail, health and other industries
reimagine their businesses. (website)Envisioning Center: One way to
learn more about how were envisioning the future is to visit our
Envisioning Center in Redmond, Washington. Visitors can work on
interactive desks, talk with colleagues through digital walls, and
cook in a Kinect-enabled kitchen. (article)41
Estudantes
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O que a Imagine Cup?
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do Brasil) em SeattleSer Estudante+16 anosAt 4 por time
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countries.The information herein is for informational purposes only
and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the
date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to
changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a
commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee
the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this
presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR
STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS
PRESENTATION.28-Sep-1552
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countries.The information herein is for informational purposes only
and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the
date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to
changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a
commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee
the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this
presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR
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are or may be registered trademarks and/or trademarks in the U.S.
and/or other countries.The information herein is for informational
purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft
Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft
must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be
interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and
Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided
after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES,
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