Brad Sams

Microsoft has sold off the last remaining asset it had from the Nokia acquisition, marking an end to the disastrous chapter of the Steve Ballmer era.

Microsoft and SAP have announced a new partnership that will allow SAP ERP software to run on Azure and new Office 365 integration points in SAP applications.

Microsoft is expanding its newly announced Windows Defender Advanced Threat Protection preview program to include more companies, and you can sign up now to test it out.

Microsoft’s productivity future is based heavily on the fact that corporations are addicted to Excel, and there is not a compelling alternative.

Microsoft has announced the general availability of two new featurs for Azure: SQL database elastic pools and a partnership with Akamai for Azure CDN.

Microsoft has announced the availability of two new data center regions in Canada as well as a new region in South Korea will be coming online soon.

Microsoft is adding new features to its UWP app platform that will provide better performance and higher framerates that the company hopes will entice more developers to build apps for its store.

On this episode, I cover the all the news that Microsoft announced this week including a little bit about Redstone 3, 300 million Windows Installs, the end of the offer and so much more in the world of Microsoft.

To make the app buying process easier, Microsoft has enabled the ability to bulk purchase apps through the Windows Store for Business.

Microsoft has announced that the free upgrade Windows 10 offer will be discontinued later this year when the Anniversary update is released.