Brad Sams

In this edition of the Enterprise Agenda, it’s time to start preparing for the great migration to Windows Server 2016 and we have a guide to help you get started.

On this episode, I cover all of the Microsoft news this week including more issues with the Anniversary update, patches going rouge, and fragmentation.

This week, Microsoft released a new patch for Windows and the update has done more harm that good as it broke a basic feature of PowerShell.

Microsoft has announced a new offer to VMware customers that will give them a free Windows Server license if they switch to Hyper-v but there are some other caveats too.

Veeam has announced a suite of new tools that will be coming later this year that will make it easier to backup, recover and migrate data in your data center.

Microsoft has announced that they have acquired Genee, a smarter way to schedule meetings that uses artificial intelligence to coordinate meetings between recipients.

Microsoft is making a big bet by changing how it will patch older versions of Windows with a goal of reducing the complexity of the Windows ecosystem but will it pay off?

On this episode, I cover all of the Microsoft news this week including more builds of Redstone, Anniversary woes, the best tech support, cameras breaking and a huge change to updates.

Microsoft has announced today that they will be open-sourcing PowerShell and also bringing the platform to Linux and OS X; an alpha preview is available today.

Microsoft is making big changes to the way that it will release patches for many of its popular Windows products that will impact how IT Pros patch their environments.

Microsoft has announced that they will be sunsetting Azure RemoteApp and is recommending users switch to a product made by Citrix.

On this episode, I cover all of the Microsoft news this week including the first Redstone 2 build, playing with OneClip, and those mysterious cloud files are making progress.