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June 2020 marks the end of Vibranium and the start of Manganese, the codenames for the ending and starting half-year semesters in the Azure development year.

From migrations to updates to Yammer, this month was full of Office 365 updates.

The month of June brought with it many updates to the Power Platform, here’s a breakdown of what is new.

Microsoft’s new Edge browser starts rolling out via Windows Update and the Windows 10 20H2 feature update is announced.

The Joy of Seeing Everyone In June, Brad discussed the need for Teams to match the 7 x 7 grid view supported by Zoom. It’s a competitive need not to be perceived as a laggard in the video conferencing space at a time when home working makes remote conferences a necessity. Simply put, it’s cool…

Microsoft has announced a wide variety of new features coming to OneDrive this year that includes larger uploads and improved reporting.

Configure MDM autoenrollment to solve Invalid_Client Azure AD join error message.

Why you should use the EXOv2 PowerShell module and how it can benefit you as an Office365 administrator.

Melding Teams at Work with Your Personal Life On June 22, Microsoft launched the preview of the much-awaited consumer iteration of Teams, which you can access through the Teams iOS and Android apps. Microsoft’s hope is that the millions of people who use Teams at work will make the leap to embrace Teams for their…

The new Teams migration functionality is aimed at the casual IT administrator who is looking for a simpler approach to moving files for access by Teams users

Windows 10 version 2004 brings user-driven hybrid Azure AD joins with VPN support.

No code application building has long been the Holy Grail of app development. The idea behind no code development is to simplify the application development process to bring it within the capability of regular business users. No code development tools promise to reduce the complexity and costs of the application development process as well as…