How four nonprofits accelerated their missions through the cloud

Nearly forty percent of nonprofits use customer relationship management (CRM) software to track donations and manage communication with supporters and donors. #Microsoft #Azure offers this and hundreds of other cloud services to meet the needs of organizations. This e-book includes stories of how moving to Azure has helped four nonprofits achieve their goals.

September 22, 2021

Improve observability, strengthen security, and proactively remediate vulnerabilities

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September 21, 2021

Dow uses vision AI at the edge to boost employee safety and security with Azure

Dow is a leader in materials science, focused on delivering innovative and sustainable customer-centric solutions. An important priority for the chemical company is safety, and Microsoft Azure played a crucial role in enabling preventative leak detection with the goal of zero safety-related events at its facilities. The initial solution leverages Azure AI to analyze live video and uses an app to trigger notifications to the operator if it detects a possible leak. Azure Video Analyzer, coupled with Azure DevOps, provided a quick, low-latency, low-resource, and easily scalable solution. Machine learning ensures the model is continually refined, so it gets better with each interaction.

Best of all, this model can be leveraged for other applications, such as detecting when employees aren’t wearing proper PPE in industrial locations, and security monitoring.

September 21, 2021

Church and Dwight move Windows Server licenses to Azure for cost optimization

Eric Long

When you use @MicrosoftAzure Hybrid Benefit, you can bring your own license to Azure to keep costs low. Learn how Church and Dwight, the major American manufacturer of household products, uses Azure for cost optimization and strategic planning for the future.

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