Last week, hundreds of thousands of people descended on Hanover to take part in CeBIT 2013, including a number of Microsoft representatives.
“One-minute pitch” is a new format for TechWeekEurope, so leave a comment, and tell us what you think.
In the video below Mantzel explains how his company understands the theme of this year’s show – “shareconomy”. He also talks about how NFC functionality in Nokia’s new Lumia smartphones would make Boris bikes even simpler to use, and hints that in the future, your Microsoft account will be a lot more useful than it is now.
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