2023-04-24 19:23:47
Training brought practical examples of the benefits of using technology in the sector
Brasília, April 24, 2023 – Microsoft and the National School of Public Administration (Enap) held, on April 19, the first free training for federal public managers in Artificial Intelligence (AI). The initiative aimed to train professionals on the latest artificial intelligence resources so that they can understand and adopt possible applications in their areas of expertise. The event also featured demonstrations of solutions, use cases and news from Microsoft in the area. More than 100 managers from 38 different bodies attended the meeting.
The opening was given by Rodrigo Paiva, Vice President of Marketing and Operations at Microsoft Brazil, and Betânia Lemos, President of ENAP. Next, Ronan Damasco, Director of Technology at Microsoft Brazil, spoke about Microsoft’s AI Strategy, followed by Tomer Simon, Chief Scientist at Microsoft Israel. At the opportunity, AI use cases in the public sector were presented by the Federal Revenue Service and the AGU together with the partners Kumulus and Best, the session was mediated by Camila Medeiros, director of innovation at ENAP. At the end, participants watched a presentation on how to use Azure OpenAI.
“This initiative was important to contribute to the discussion of a topic relevant to the agenda of the public sector and to present managers with the benefits, impacts and opportunities that the adoption of Artificial Intelligence can generate in the most diverse sectors of the national economy”, explains Ronan Damasco, Director of Technology at Microsoft Brazil.
About Microsoft
Microsoft (Nasdaq “MSFT” @microsoft) enables digital transformation in the era of the intelligent cloud and the intelligent edge. Microsoft’s mission is to empower every person and every organization on the planet to achieve more. The company has been in Brazil for 34 years and is one of the subsidiaries of Microsoft Corporation, founded in 1975, which is present in over 190 countries. From July 2021 to June 2022, the company invested more than US$ 15 million in donations and discounts for non-profit entities, impacting more than 2,000 institutions with software donations, purchase discounts and support for training projects. With the launch of the Microsoft For Startups Founders Hub, 443 new startups were approved, totaling 703 supported startups, which together have consumed USD 11,898,488.00 of Azure cloud credits.
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