While Microsoft is known for general productivity software such as Outlook and the chat app Teams, it also makes more specialized business software such as programs used by customer service agents and artificial intelligence tools that software developers can use to make chat bots.
For example, a patient might first visit a health care organization’s patient portal website. The initial questions would be answered by a chatbot that has been programmed by health care professionals, but then handed off to a service agent who could ask more questions and schedule a virtual visit with a nurse or doctor. That visit could then be held over Microsoft Teams video chat.
“We want to carry all that information through the health experience,” Deb Cupp, Microsoft’s corporate vice president of enterprise and commercial industries, told Reuters in an interview.
Do they want collect healthcare data?
reesmarc Nous aurons bientôt tous un bouton 'démarrer' à la place du trou du cul... Inquiétant
Microsoft wants to be all things for all purposes, in a half-ass kind of way....
That's wonderful
Nothing to worry about here. Pass along.
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I want Microsoft having nothing to do with health care.