Brad Sams

Microsoft has announced a significant number of updates to its Azure platform that includes everything from licensing terms to Azure stack.

At Ignite 2017, Microsoft announced a significant update to Microsoft 365 that brings with it new features and two new tiers of the service.

Microsoft’s premier ERP software is getting several new features including AI, modular apps and deeper integration with PowerApps and Microsoft Flow.

Next week, Microsoft is headed to Orlando where the company will be hosting its Ignite conference and it looks like it’s going to be a big event.

Microsoft is testing a new service that allows you to use Bing to search your intranet.

Microsoft has cut additional staff from their payroll with the layoffs impacting not only sales but engineering too.

Microsoft has announced that they have begun rolling out Guest access for Teams and that over 125,000 organizations are now using the platform.

Microsoft isn’t killing Skype for Business but the company will be changing up how it is serviced and is trying to move customers to Teams.

Google is sending Chromebooks to Microsoft resellers and customers in an attempt to get them to explore what Google has to offer.

Microsoft needs to build the next generation of Windows that runs in Azure and is streamed locally if it hopes to compete with Chromebooks, Android, and iOS.

Anyone who is using Microsoft Teams has been waiting patiently for guest access and while the company isn’t saying anything publicly, there is progress on this feature.

Microsoft is planning to release the first iteration of Windows Server from its semi-annual channel at Ignite next month.