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Azure Resource Mover provides a single pane of glass for managing cross-regions move operations.

The first product from Project Cortex is launching next month and the company is making big claims about its ability to sort your data.

Last On-Premises Version? Last March, a Microsoft employee caused a stir with an assertion that Exchange 2019 will be the last on-premises version of Microsoft’s enterprise email server. At the time, my assessment was “I don’t expect Microsoft to ship on-premises versions of Exchange or SharePoint in the way they’ve done in the past because…

Microsoft is bringing several new features to Teams that will make the Rooms experience align with new scenarios.

I am so excited! (Sorry I tried to write a boring press release style article but that is not me. ?) At Ignite today Microsoft announced that Project Oakdale is available in public preview. Project Oakdale is the addition of a data platform into Microsoft Teams. Now you can build apps, workflows, dashboards, and chatbots…

Microsoft is rolling out new updates to Windows Virtual Desktops that will make the offering easier to manage.

While Cortana may not be the personal assistant Microsoft imagined a few years ago, the truth is that the AI personality has found a home inside of Microsoft 365. The digital assistant has found its niche and at Ignite 2020, the company announced new features coming to Cortana.

If you are a heavy use of Teams calling features, several updates on the horizon are going to significantly improve that experience.

Microsoft’s larger Surface Hub 2S pre-order will open on September 22nd.

For those IT Pros who have been asking for a Linux interaction of Edge, your wait is nearly over. The company says that a public preview of Edge for Linux will be released in October.

Microsoft offers a robust identity platform, but to facilitate authentication and authorization applications need to be registered. To that end, within Azure AD you will find the App registrations pane that offers the ability to create registrations for applications and assign permissions accordingly.

Welcome to 48 Hours of Free Technical Content The annual Microsoft Ignite conference for IT Professionals was originally planned to run in New Orleans starting today. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, Microsoft decided not to run in-person events through June 2021, and consequently Ignite 2020 is now a 48-hour online event run over three days…