Brad Sams

Microsoft and its partners are finally ready to start selling Azure Stack hardware but sadly, few options available to retrofit existing hardware.

This week, Microsoft has made at least two changes to high-level position at the company with a CVP and the CIO leaving the company.

Microsoft has announced today that they are cutting back on their headcount as they reorganize the company’s sales structure as well as a few other areas inside the Redmond walls.

Moving from on-premises to the cloud can be a challenge but there is software available that can help you map out what instances you will need for each type of workload.

Starting in August, Microsoft will be expanding its FastTrack service for those who are moving to Azure but there are several requirements you must meet to be eligible.

For the upcoming fiscal year, Microsoft is expected to re-org the sales team and as part of that change, layoffs are expected.

Microsoft has announced today that they are acquiring Cloudyn, a company that specializes in managing and optimizing cloud usage

This fall, Microsoft will be releasing a new update for Windows 10 and with it will comes several new security features that the company hopes will entice users to upgrade from Windows 7 or move from E3 to E5.

In the next release of Windows 10, Microsoft will be removing SMB1 by default from the OS for clean installs.

Microsoft has announced that its corporate video sharing platform called Stream is now generally available.

Microsoft is making big changes to the way it services Windows Server including a new servicing branch and shipping two feature updates per year.

Microsoft has defined a new direction for Nano Server while also expanding the role for Server Core; the company is removing features from Nano Server.