Brad Sams

Microsoft’s new ‘Cloud PC’ remote solution for Microsoft 365 is moving closer towards retail availability.

One of the biggest challenges with Teams today is that if you are part of multiple tenants, switching between them is a logistical nightmare.

While not quite as busy as last month, thanks to Ignite having come and gone, there were still quite a few notable announcements and updates that you should know about this month. As always, you can find all of our Office 365 coverage and tutorials here, but let’s dive in. On the Teams side of…

Called the “Microsoft Teams Public Preview”, this update policy allows you to “explore and test upcoming features”.

Microsoft is slowly starting to bring Fluent elements to its popular collaboration tool, Teams.

If there is one app in the Office 365 suite that keeps people coming back to the productivity tools it is not Teams, but Excel. The spreadsheet application is easy to use, highly flexible, and in many companies around the world, worksheets are a structural part of the operational workflow. Last year, when XLOOKUP was…

Microsoft Teams is now being used by 115 million daily active users.

Microsoft has reported its Q1 fiscal (Q3 calendar year) earnings today and the company posted healthy numbers across the board at the top. The company reported revenue of $37.2 billion with a net income of $13.9 billion – an increase of 30%. Microsoft returned $9.5 billion to shareholders in the form of share repurchases and…

On this iteration of the Petri Dish, we sit down with Cobalt Iron to talk about how they think about data protection and what makes their offering unique. You can learn more about Cobalt Iron, here.   

WIndows 10 20H2 is now available for some users but here’s what IT Pros need to know.

Microsoft will finally enable Teams to use native notifications starting next month.

Microsoft is shutting the doors on Office 2010 today and it’s time to update if you have not done so already.