Sign in
Inside UP
JamesU on Microsoft's commitment to create sustainedsocial and economic opportunity for the next 5 billion
Tags
50x15
Access
Advertising
Affordability
APMs
ASUS
Books
China
Creative Capitalism
Digital Divide
Education
Elevate America
Events
ICT4D
Intel
NGO
OLPC
Paul Polak
Relevance
Romania
Russia
STIC
Unlimited Potential
Browse by Tags
TechNet Blogs
>
Inside UP
>
All Tags
>
relevance
Tagged Content List
Blog Post:
Gladys!
jamesu1
Gladys Kenfack is a pretty remarkable person. She works on the UPG team where she owns our strategy for web and digital marketing. She owns more than just the strategy because she does the actual work as well. She grew up in Cameroon, went to college in the US, and then worked as a software test engineer...
on
9 Feb 2009
Blog Post:
Innovative Teachers, This Time in Hong Kong
jamesu1
It’s time again for Microsoft’s Innovative Teacher’s Forum (ITF), an annual event where we celebrate the 100 or so coolest teachers from around the world, all who are doing great things in terms of integrating technology into their classrooms. This year the event is taking place in Hong Kong. You can...
on
7 Nov 2008
Blog Post:
The Delightful People from Aga Khan
jamesu1
I had the opportunity to participate in a signing ceremony today between Microsoft and the Aga Khan Development Network , a group of agencies administering a broad set of programs in education, health, and social development. Shown here is a photo of Iqbal Noor Ali from Aga Khan along with my UPG colleague...
on
12 Aug 2008
Blog Post:
ICT4D Explained
jamesu1
ICT4D, or "Information and Communication Technologies for Development" is the name for the multidisciplinary academic approach involving the application of high tech to address international development problems. Kentaro Toyama - who leads Microsoft Research's Technology for Emerging Markets...
on
12 Aug 2008
Blog Post:
We Have a Name: "Creative Capitalism"
jamesu1
Bill Gates gave a great speech at Davos this week around the concept of Creative Capitalism , an approach where governments, businesses, and non-profits work together to stretch the reach of market forces so that more people can make a profit, or gain recognition, doing work that eases the world's inequities...
on
25 Jan 2008
Blog Post:
OLPC in the News (Part 2)
jamesu1
Well, I will be flying out to Cambridge next week for my first meeting with some of the people at the OLPC , and I have to say I am looking forward to it. Some of my UPG co-workers from Microsoft have been meeting with the OLPC team for about a year now, but since I am a relative newcomer to our group...
on
5 Dec 2007
Blog Post:
OLPC in the News ...
jamesu1
Well, it seems like the OLPC organization is in the news a lot lately, even more so than usual. Stories that caught my eye over the last week included a CNN report , a BBC story from Monday, and of course the Wall Street Journal page A1 story that came out this last Saturday. Microsoft's approach...
on
28 Nov 2007
Blog Post:
Beyond Stories
jamesu1
Yesterday I attended AMD's 50x15 partner summit in Sunnyvale, California. 50x15 is AMD's equivalent to Microsoft's Unlimited Potential, with the idea that 50% of the world's population can achieve access to the Internet and computers by the year 2015. In attendance were representatives from technology...
on
15 Nov 2007
Blog Post:
Beyond Travel
jamesu1
It has been over a week since I returned from my trip to Helsinki , which makes it three out of the last five weeks that I have been on the road outside of the US. While I was in Finland, some of my colleagues in the Unlimited Potential Group were scattered to other parts of the globe. Orlando Ayala...
on
9 Nov 2007
Blog Post:
Will Poole on CNET
jamesu1
CNET ran a nice interview with Will Poole today. It was based on a series of meetings we did down in the Bay Area a few weeks ago. Will is one of the VPs who runs the Unlimited Potential Group here at Microsoft. The interview includes a video clip of our MultiPoint technology, which is designed to let...
on
10 Oct 2007
Page 1 of 1 (10 items)