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Microsoft Israel GM Alon Haimovich to step down after four years
05.05.26
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Meir Orbach
Tech executive to pursue new path in AI, with Microsoft yet to name a successor.
This is the year organizations stop only using AI - and start thinking with it
05.01.26
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Alon Haimovich
"In Israel, we stand at a once-in-a-generation opportunity. Our human capital, entrepreneurial culture, and proven ability to turn technology into real-world solutions give us a genuine advantage. But that advantage is not guaranteed. It requires the bold adoption of an AI-first approach across organizations, the public sector, and at the national level," writes Alon Haimovich, Israel Country GM at Microsoft.
"AI not only learns, it participates in decision-making and is beginning to exercise context-based judgment"
18.11.25
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Maayan Cohen-Rozen
Alon Haimovich, GM of Microsoft Israel, was speaking on a panel as part of Calcalist and Commit's AI Week. Nati Amsterdam, Senior Country Director at Nvidia Israel: "We believe that in the future every employee will have some kind of agent that assists in daily activities and makes them much more efficient and effective."
Microsoft Israel GM: ‘In the AI era, success no longer means more employees’
11.08.25
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Diana Bahur-Nir, Meir Orbach
Alon Haimovich on Copilot, AI agents, and why Microsoft cut 9,000 jobs despite booming AI and cloud growth.
AI or die: Microsoft and investors warn startups must adapt
27.03.25
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Meir Orbach
At Mind the Tech NY, industry leaders stress that AI is no longer optional but essential.
"Israel needs to move from being a startup nation to an AI nation"
26.03.25
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Meir Orbach
Alon Haimovich, Israel Country GM at Microsoft, was speaking at Mind the Tech in New York. "We are not leaders in AI, but we have the potential to be."
"The main question for every startup is does it know how to leverage AI technology"
27.05.24
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Sophie Shulman
At a round table on the AI revolution, held as part of the business delegation to Paris, Erez Shachar, Managing Partner at Qumra Capital, estimated: "The medical field will be the fastest beneficiary of the adoption of AI capabilities." Israel Country General Manager at Microsoft, Alon Haimovich: "Through AI we enable each person to achieve more, and today we do this with the help of CoPilot, which is already implemented in almost all Microsoft technology"
Microsoft Israel GM: "The road to resilience - cooperation between traditional industries and the tech sector"
11.04.24
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Maya Nahum Shahal
Alon Haimovich, Israel Country General Manager at Microsoft Israel added that "the new normal is uncertainty - and it is here to stay." Haimovich also spoke about the risks of AI: "We see more and more cynical exploitation and misuse of this technology"