AI-powered ambient clinical intelligence accelerates the adoption of telehealth workflow solutions to improve patient experiences and health outcomes while reducing physician burnout

BURLINGTON, Mass., and REDMOND, Wash. — Sept. 15, 2020 — Nuance Communications Inc. and Microsoft Corp. on Tuesday announced Nuance Dragon® Ambient eXperience™ (DAX™), an ambient clinical intelligence (ACI) solution, is now integrated into Microsoft Teams to broadly scale virtual consults aimed at increasing physician wellness and providing better patient health outcomes. As a Microsoft Cloud for Healthcare partner and part

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RingCentral Announces RingCentral Cloud PBX for Microsoft Teams with Direct Routing Integration

Broadens Microsoft Teams integrations to empower users to be more productive

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Broadvoice Brings Enterprise Voice Services to Microsoft Teams

UCaaS Provider Enables Businesses to Access Advanced Calling Features Natively from the Teams App on Any Device

LOS ANGELES, May 7, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Broadvoice®, an award-winning provider of hosted voice, unified communications (UC) and SIP trunking services for businesses, announced today that the Broadvoice b-hive UCaaS platform now integrates with the Microsoft Teams collaboration hub in Office 365.

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As school closures in more than 190 countries force over 1.57 billion students from their classrooms, the Learning Passport aims to keep children learning

NEW YORK, 20 April 2020 – UNICEF and Microsoft Corp. today announced the expansion of a global learning platform to help children and youth affected by COVID-19 continue their education at home.

The Learning Passport started off as a partnership between UNICEF, Microsoft and the  University of Cambridge, and its departments Cambridge University Press and Cambridge Assessment, designed to provide education for displaced and refugee children through a digital remote learning platform. It has now undergone rapid expansion to facilitate country-level curriculum for children and youth whose schools have been forced to close due to COVID-19. The platform will also provide key