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Microsoft Envisioning Center

A glimpse inside the new Microsoft Envisioning Center, where visitors can experience conceptual prototypes that explore how services and devices will help us stay connected and transform the way we live, work and play. Focused on both productivity and consumer scenarios set 5 -- 10 years out, the Envisioning Center is a place where we can engage partners and engineering teams in dialog to evolve our vision.



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Craig Mundie, senior advisor to the CEO, shows attendees diverse workstations in a Microsoft Envisioning Center scenario demo at TechForum 2013.
Diverse Workstations Scenario
March 04, 2013
Craig Mundie, senior advisor to the CEO, shows attendees diverse workstations in a Microsoft Envisioning Center scenario demo at TechForum 2013.
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