To show the advancement in cloud technology, Microsoft showcased live demonstrations on Emotion Detection, IoT Remote Monitoring options and Social Analytics at the Big Data Show, that commenced on the 29th March at the Dubai World Trade. Demonstrations highlighting consumers leveraging Microsoft technologies were likewise presented.

Attendees at the Microsoft booth were able to experience the power of Microsoft Cloud innovation through the emotion detection application, by uploading their photographs. The psychological API in this latest cloud tool utilizes photo images as an input and runs a set of operations utilizing the Face API, producing outcomes through evaluating facial expressions. The brand-new cutting edge cloud based innovation supplies emotion recognition algorithms that make it possible for users to develop more customized applications. Feelings API in the tool determine 8 core emotions-anger, worry, contempt, neutral, happiness, unhappiness and surprise- based on facial expressions and allocate numerical values for them accordingly.

Microsoft's Azure IoT Suite was developed to offer a complete end to end solution for its customers. The IoT hub in the Azure IoT Suite has the capability to process enormous volumes of data, and the stream analytics service helps discover anomalies and helps in archiving data from various IoT gadgets.

The 3rd demonstration at the event utilized the significant increase of data extracted from social networks for listening and assessing it for smart actions. Social Media Analytics options have the capability to pay attention to social media networks in real time and develop analysis and visualizations through Power BI. Unlike lots of other dashboard solutions, Power BI can render live dashboards with moving charts and continuously updated visualizations for keeping an eye on real-time streams from supported data sources.

Sample dashboards displaying predictive upkeep and health tracking circumstances were likewise revealed at the Big Data Show, concentrating on Microsoft clients ThyssenKrupp and Dartmouth-Hitchcock Healthcare Systems. ThyssenKrupp makes use of the potential of IoT and connects its elevators to the cloud to collect data from its sensors and systems that help in transforming information into important business intelligence. While Dartmouth-Hitchcock Healthcare Systems is utilizing Microsoft's Cortana Analytics Suite and Microsoft Dynamics to utilize predictive analysis for prevention, lower health care expenses and better patient care. The audience had the ability to experience how Microsoft technologies can be utilized to gather insights for enhancing business intelligence.

Necip Ozyucel, Cloud & Enterprise Solutions Lead, from Microsoft Gulf said "Cloud technology is fast becoming ubiquitous and is permeating all aspects of our daily lives. Demos at the Big Data event are indicated to communicate the significance of latest cloud tools and the possibility of computers carrying out human functions. Always an action ahead, Microsoft aims to revolutionize contemporary innovation usage by constructing applications that can also be utilized as tools for insights and smart actions, therefore enabling our users to achieve more.".

More than 1500 local business leaders connected to various markets existed at the Big Data show, in order to get to leading innovations for improving big information analytics practices in their domains. The technology advancements presented at the occasion served to confirm the power of cloud based development and reflected properly upon Microsoft's aims for what the future of cloud services has in store.