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Entity Framework Journey
As an Engineering team on Microsoft’s Commercial Software Engineering (CSE), we strive to empower customers to build and maintain their software-based solutions. In this article, we will cover an aspect of our Engineering Fundamentals, DB change management using Entity Framework.
Continuous Integration and Deployment Journey
As an Engineering team on Microsoft’s Commercial Software Engineering (CSE), we strive to empower customers to build and maintain their software-based solutions. A key factor in being successful in our goal is to educate and develop the solution by applying certain Engineering Fundamentals. In this article, we will cover Continuous Integration
Privacy in Medical Systems using FHIR
This post describes how we leveraged the FHIR specification to define a model of ownership for resources and delegation of access to FHIR resources by their owners.
Re-Simulation in Automated Driving
Autonomous Driving is a competitive market with complex security and processing challenges. This article highlights how we met concerns and constraints when developing a cloud-based Autonomous Driving re-simulation solution.
Working with a Monorepo
In this blog post, we want to share a Microsoft manufacturing customer’s journey that started off by setting up with them the core piece for their software development: a monolithic repository — or monorepo for short.
Building an Azure based Industrial Internet of Things Solution for Factory Automation
Microsoft CSE was involved in the process of a smart factory transformation in the automotive space, leveraging Microsoft technology, building an Industrial Internet of Things solution for factory automation.
Azure Service Operators – A Kubernetes native way of Deploying Azure Resources
The promise of being able to standardize on Kubernetes as a platform is attractive as it offers unique solutions to many of the challenges companies face. This post talks about the Azure Service Operator open source project that helps customers deploy Azure Resources using Kubernetes definitions
Detecting “Action” and “Cut” in Archival Footage Using a Multi-model Computer Vision and Audio Approach with Azure Cognitive Services
Movies and TV shows require multiple takes per scene and may have a substantial amount of archival footage as a result. Here, we use Azure Cognitive Services and custom code to develop a multi-model Machine Learning (ML) solution to automatically detect discardable footage to save media companies manual archiving hours and storage space.
Building an Action Detection Scoring Pipeline for Digital Dailies
Media companies capture footage filmed for the entire day in what's known as ‘digital dailies’. When talking about terabytes and petabytes of content, storage costs can be a factor. Lets explore Machine Learning approaches to identify which content can be archived or discarded which will save on those storage costs.