Eaton is a global diversified industrial company that prides itself on being dedicated to improving lives and the environment with power-management technologies.
Read the blog to learn how Eaton’s Vehicle Group kicked off a mixed-reality global deployment using Microsoft Dynamics 365 Remote Assist and Microsoft Dynamics 365 Guides on Microsoft HoloLens 2. Not only did Eaton meet its initial goals, it also saw unexpected outcomes that impact the way it does business.
Among the many advantages of Dynamics 365 Remote Assist on HoloLens is the ability to solve problems in real-time and share your views with experts remotely to get the help you need instantly hands-free. Check out this tutorial for an overview.
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Sudden and unexpected changes affect every business at some point. Read the blog to gain insight on how Microsoft’s HoloLens 2 and Dynamics 365 mixed reality solutions are mitigating disruptions for myriad manufacturing organizations.
This Infographic runs down some of the advantages the cloud infrastructure holds over on-premises. View it for an at-a-glance.
The New Zealand Department of Internal Affairs improved security, reduced costs and simplified authentication by moving to a Microsoft cloud-based identity solution. Read the customer story to learn how Microsoft Azure Active Directory B2C now seamlessly handles more than 6 million sign-ins and authentications spanning 163 government services and 56 agencies.
Password challenges abound for every organization as even the strongest passwords are easily phish-able and vulnerable to attacks such as password spray and credential stuffing. Read the blog to gain insight on the technology that exists to make sign-ins simpler and more secure.
Toyota Manufacturing was looking for a way to help their technicians become as efficient and accurate as possible with what was becoming increasingly complicated services and repairs. Watch the video to see how Microsoft Dynamics 365 Guides and Dynamics 365 Remote Assist on Microsoft HoloLens 2 were the perfect solutions.
One thing that has always been true about passwords is that people are typically very predictable when creating them. This is a contributing factor to bad actors’ success compromising passwords as an attack vector. Read the blog to see how Microsoft helps businesses close off this vector with passwordless security.
