Development

During a dynamic two-day hackathon, our team embarked on an exciting journey to develop an innovative solution that seamlessly integrates online booking and invoicing for personal training services. This project aimed to enhance the user experience for both B2B and B2C customers, personal trainers, and back-office employees. Here's a detailed look at what we built.

The project was developed as part of the Future Day at the Microsoft Innovation Hub Zurich. Jasmin was excited about the idea of building her own robot. The project gives Jasmin the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in robotics, programming, and 3D printing.

This tutorial will guide you through the steps of setting up a visitor management system that uses Azure Custom Vision service to check if visitors are wearing the required personal protective equipment (PPE) in a factory environment.

Recently we have had five different customer engaged at our Microsoft Technology Center targeting similar challenges with a common pattern to enable smart Email intake to analyze, route and response. During a sequence workshops staring with envisioning to identify and validate the business value, a architecture design workshop to design the solution and establish a sandbox environment for the follow-up Hackathon to implement the solution within the customer environment.

Recently we have had Logistics team together with  partner engaged in a Rapid Prototype workshop at the Microsoft Technology Center to validate Barcodes capturing from containers to guide frontline workers. The containers are equipped with a barcode (not a 2D QR code) and a RF ID. 

The 5S Assessment solution is a collection of three Power Apps to manage 5S methodology - Kaizen and Lean Management within an organization. We build this apps during a thee day Hackathon with the customer team.

My customer asked me «What is IaaS, PaaS or SaaS» and I answered without thinking too much about his question «These are TLA's». Then he continued to look at me questioningly and I realized that he did not understand the joke «TLA», which stands for «Three Letter Acronym». At Microsoft, we had a 300-page Microsoft Press book that lists and explains the common acronyms.