Brad Sams

Microsoft is working on a new feature for its Office suite that will send you intelligent emails with reminders, action items, and briefing material.

Microsoft is rolling back changes to its partner program and will keep IUR benefits…for now.

Microsoft’s Teams application has more than 13 million daily active users and the company is pushing out new features in July and August.

Microsoft is introducing a new Azure feature that will make it significantly easier for its partners to manage customers hardware across tenants.

Last month, Paul, Mary Jo, and I were in Washington, D.C. where we recorded a second iteration Health of Tech at ShiftHappens. This series focuses on looking at technology and Microsoft as a whole to provide a ‘health’ of Microsoft.

Microsoft is making updates to its sales agenda for FY2020 and for the year ahead, Windows is out, Teams is in.

Microsoft is once again changing up how it will service Windows 10; while these updates are not as significant, they do move the cheese a little bit again.

Microsoft is planning a hardware event for later this year where the company may announce new devices based on chips by companies other than Intel.

On this edition of the Enterprise Dish, we dive into demystifying the complexity of Windows update error messages, how to know if your MSP is on-top of all the changes they are pushing down to your environment, and a little bit about classic bikes.

Microsoft currently offers Edge in three flavors for Windows 10: Canary, Developer, and Beta. For now, you can only install the Canary flavor on older versions of Windows while Windows 10 does offer a Developer release; there is no Beta of Edge available at this time.

Microsoft announced a new Azure service this week called Bastion which makes it significantly easier to securely and remotely connect to your non-connected VMs.

Microsoft may soon release a new keyboard with a dedicated Office key with the devices internally codenamed Holgate.