Categoria: 01 – Curiosidades na Internet

First of all this is incredible that she can hold her breath for this long… but HOLY SHIT, enough is enough.

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Adoption of Microsoft’s cloud software is growing like gangbusters, at least according to Microsoft execs on the company’s second quarter earnings call. Seats of the key cloud products — Office 365, Windows Azure and Dynamics CRM — all rose 100 percent year over year, said CFO Amy Hood.

What’s less clear is how much of that growth comes from new customers versus users who are moving over from traditional Office and CRM products to their new SaaS incarnations. Of course, given the huge installed base of Office and Windows, it’s pretty hard to find these “net new users.” Microsoft is in the tough position of having to cannibalize its own Office and CRM user base before those users are wooed away to rival SaaS options like Google Apps or Salesforce.com.

Microsoft said revenue from those cloud products doubled year over year, although the total number is murky since the company…

Adoption of Microsoft’s cloud software is growing like gangbusters, at least according to Microsoft execs on the company’s second quarter earnings call. Seats of the key cloud products — Office 365, Windows Azure and Dynamics CRM — all rose 100 percent year over year, said CFO Amy Hood.

What’s less clear is how much of that growth comes from new customers versus users who are moving over from traditional Office and CRM products to their new SaaS incarnations. Of course, given the huge installed base of Office and Windows, it’s pretty hard to find these “net new users.” Microsoft is in the tough position of having to cannibalize its own Office and CRM user base before those users are wooed away to rival SaaS options like Google Apps or Salesforce.com.

Microsoft said revenue from those cloud products doubled year over year, although the total number is murky since the company…

Pretty Little Liars’ star, Lucy Hale, will be appearing at the Girls World Expo 2014 in Raleigh-Durham located in North Carolina. The Expo is happening on January 26th from noon to 5 p.m at the N.C. State Fairgrounds. Lucy will be giving a live performance, followed by a meet and greet. Admission to this event is free of charge.

For more information about the Expo, please go to their website: Girls World Expo 2014.

Will you plan on heading there for some fun? Let us know!

The National Football League and General Electric announced on Thursday a list of 16 projects that will each receive $300,000 to advance their research in the field of diagnosing and preventing head injuries. Among the selected projects is a collaboration between the University of California, San Francisco, and machine learning startup Ayasdi to analyze CAT scan data to predict which players might have persistent symptoms. Another involves the Purdue Neurotrama Group and a company called BrainScope that uses machine learning algorithms to power a device that it hopes can detect head injuries on the sidelines. As everything from algorithms to computing power improve, machine learning is actually becoming fairly common in medical research.