Microsoft’s next big shift is to move all Windows users to a common, cloud-delivered operating system, Windows 10. We all also use a variety of Microsoft Office products, spanning Office 2003, 2007, 2010, 2013 versions. Our preferred operating systems span Windows 7, Windows 8 and even Windows XP deployments. Over one billion of us use Microsoft Windows for personal and business use, yet we are not all on the same version. On Twitter, Facebook, Google News, and Instagram.As you may have heard, Microsoft is busy preparing for it next big operating system release, Windows 10. Over 3.5 lakh companies are now making use of the service's low-code solutions, the company said in a press statement.įollow HT Tech for the latest tech news and reviews, also keep up with us Microsoft also offers an AI Builder to extract information from documents and a process advisor to identify what's slowing down businesses processes, while users can control automation workflows through a centrally managed system.Īlso read: Microsoft shows redesigned icons for Recycle Bin, Document folders and more in latest Windows 10 buildĪccording to Microsoft, the company's acquisition of Sofomotive, a Robotic Process Automate systems company in the UK helped it bring more low-code RPA capabilities to the Microsoft Power Automate service, which is available in English, Spanish, French, German and Japanese.

Meanwhile, the company is also offering businesses the ability to automate tasks across an organisation, as part of an ‘Attended RPA plan' that allows clients to utilise over four hundred connectors via the cloud.

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