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Microsoft Stories

By: Microsoft
  • Summary

  • I'm Andy Trotman, host of Microsoft Stories, and I will be taking you on a technological adventure as we try to answer the question: what is innovation? It means different things to different people. Innovation can be as simple as adding an eraser to the end of a pencil or as complex as sending people to the Moon. What does it mean to be innovative? How do you know you’re being innovative?


    Along my journey, I meet people using technology in amazing ways, and discover what innovation means to them.


    Join me on my journey!


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Episodes
  • How has the pandemic affected female entrepreneurs?
    Jul 12 2022

    Hello and welcome to episode six of Microsoft Stories, a podcast about technology and the people who use it.


    In this episode we will be chatting about female entrepreneurs and how the pandemic has affected them. According to research, women still struggle to get funding for their businesses. Why does this still happen and how can we ensure that female entrepreneurs are supported to start their own business?


    You will hear from three women, all with huge amounts of experience with female entrepreneurs. They will shed light on what it's like to be a woman starting your own business today, and how we can encourage more people to take that first step into running their own company.


    Click the play button and join us on our journey.


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    16 mins
  • How do we close the huge generation gap on flexible working?
    Mar 4 2022

    In this episode we are looking at modern work. During the pandemic, most of us have had to adapt to working from home - and the good and the bad that comes with that. Not having to commute is great, but the regular interruptions and multiple people on your broadband network is not. Who has thrived over the past two years and who hasn't? Why are young people more likely to want to work in the office? What can younger and older generations teach each other about ways of working when they finally get to sit around the same table again? We answer all these questions and more.


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    16 mins
  • Can your company launch a sustainability plan and keep growing?
    Nov 11 2021

    For episode two we are staying with sustainability – one of the most urgent issues of our time and a key focus for the UK with the COP26 summit being held in Scotland.


    This episode asks: how can organizations launch impactful sustainability plans and continue to grow? Your customers should love your efforts to reduce your carbon footprint, but how do the inevitable changes to your organization affect what it does and how it does it? We hear from two young people who are passionate about the environment and how they view companies who are trying to be more environmentally friendly. You will also hear from Microsoft’s Sustainability Customer Lead, as well as Rebecca Marmot, Chief Sustainability Officer at Unilever, about the work both companies are doing to be greener.


    Click the play button and join us on our journey.


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    14 mins

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