For those of you who have built teams in the past, what are some of the strategies you've focused on to build a high performing team? If you find yourself unable to answer this question and would like to know more, the answer is here: buff.ly/3yDeoIX

Think you know @Surface? Think again. The original Surface (2008) was not a tablet in the traditional sense, but actually a table. 👀 Conceptualised in 2001 at Microsoft Research, upon release it ran Windows Vista (2006) & could recognise & interact with objects placed on the display.

Started a side project to see what current AI tools can help to do something that I had previously procrastinated about. Have to say this has been fun & also a great way to learn more, cause learning should never stop! chandima.net/project-origo/

This a great resource for anyone to learn about Computer Science - point this to any student or teacher who wants to learn CS >> it’s free csunplugged.org/en/

Ok seriously this is cool 😎- warning ⚠️ - this is about me & my ego not you 🤣🤣 notebooklm.google.com/notebook/e0c07…

Today, we introduced a refreshed personal Copilot, your AI Companion, and significant updates to Copilot+ PCs. With incredible new Voice, Vision, and the ability to Think Deeper, we’re achieving AI experiences that are truly more personal, and trusted 👇

This next phase of Copilot marks the beginning of a fundamental shift in the way we connect with technology, as we give people a more natural, conversational, and personal AI companion.

Part of being an expert in a subject area is knowing when your expertise ends Understanding what you don't know is more important than understanding what you know. It's so easy to fool yourself into thinking you are an expert on everything. It's what social media often does

Anyone remember Twitter & who was first to get 1M followers back in 2009? It was ashton kutcher 🚀 & Barack Obama was the first presidential candidate to use Twitter. dondodge.typepad.com/the_next_big_t… #twitterhistory

Happy Birthday Microsoft Word, it’s been one of my favorite apps since I bought the first edition on October 25, 1983. I even kept the original manual, just in case.

Worth your time - watch & learn

It’s been a while but at the same time it felt like it was yesterday! Amazing to catch up with Darryl Burling today 🤓 #oldschoolnerds

Sports allows us to see people at their highest highs and lowest lows. Celebration, crying, failure, anxiety. It's real and raw. That's why bonds between teammates last. Athletics makes us vulnerable. In real life, we seldom are.

Clouds is a wallpaper that appears in Windows 95 (1995), 98 (1998) & ME (2000). It is a painting of clouds in a light blue sky. Although not the default wallpaper, clouds were a major part of 95 & 98’s branding. A version featuring the Windows 95 logo is found on the 95 CD-ROM.