Microsoft Europe

Event: The single market meets cloud computing

10 September 2010

Microsoft hosts a roundtable discussion with European SMEs to explore barriers to commerce around the single market which impact new and emerging services such as cloud computing

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Growth & SMEs Why cloud computing is good for European business Cliff Reeves, GM Emerging Business Team Microsoft Corporation - 02 September 2010

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Innovation A sneak peek at the winners of the 2010 Imagine Cup: a taste of the future? Fabien Petitcolas, Director for Innovation, Europe - 12 August 2010

In few years, they will be creators of innovative start-ups, recognised researchers, or, why not, even heads...

Health When lawyers are looking at eHealth… Octavian Purcarea, Industry Solutions Manager - 10 August 2010

Recently I was invited to speak about new business models of eHealth at a conference in Denmark. It was...

Skills and Employability Microsoft Office 2010 now available for nonprofits through donations program Sylvie Laffarge, Director Community Affairs EMEA - 29 July 2010

Technology can be an amazing tool to help drive social change and economic development. In their constant...

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