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What a Microsoft Partner actually does for Carolinas businesses in the AI era
Businesses across North and South Carolina are investing in AI, and most of that investment runs through Microsoft. Here is what a Microsoft Partner actually does, how the certification system works, and when the relationship pays off.
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Microsoft Sentinel for Carolinas SMBs: is AI-powered security worth it?
Microsoft Sentinel promises AI-driven threat detection across the Microsoft stack. For North and South Carolina SMBs, the real question is whether the capability justifies the cost and complexity compared with simpler alternatives.
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Modernizing .NET Framework apps to .NET 8: the AI-era case for Carolinas businesses
Legacy .NET Framework line-of-business apps are quietly blocking AI adoption, cloud migration, and developer hiring for businesses across North and South Carolina. Here is what the modernization path actually looks like in 2026, including how AI tooling is compressing the timeline.
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Azure cost optimization for Carolinas mid-market businesses: right-sizing as AI reshapes spending
AI workloads are driving new Azure spending patterns for North and South Carolina mid-market companies. A practical guide to optimizing Azure costs while preserving the capability that actually matters.
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How AI is transforming businesses across the Carolinas
From Charlotte's financial district to the Research Triangle and Greenville's manufacturing corridor, businesses across North and South Carolina are putting AI to work. Here is what is actually happening on the ground.
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Copilot Studio vs Azure OpenAI: which one for your custom AI build
Both run on Microsoft's stack. Different audiences, different strengths, different cost models. A practical decision guide for picking between them on a custom AI project, with the hybrid pattern that ends up working for most teams.
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Power Automate vs Logic Apps: which one do you actually need?
Both run on the same Microsoft engine. Different licenses, different audiences, different right answers. A practical guide for picking between them, with the hybrid approach that ends up working for most mid-market businesses.