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At Ignite 2019, we sat down with AvePoint to talk about new features that were announced for Teams and how they can enhance your security.

At Ignite 2019, we sat down with AvePoint to talk about migration trends and what it takes to help your customers succeed.

Everyone got very excited when Microsoft introduced private channels for Teams. Which is nice. The hard work of understanding the technology and managing its introduction now begins, so in this article we look at how to control the creation of private channels and what to do once private channels are out there in use. Some planning is always good, and mastering private channels will take preparation. Let’s begin!

At Ignite 2019, we sat down with Managed Methods to talk about how they are securing your cloud operations so that you can focus on working and not securing.

Microsoft has updated both the Azure and Intune management portals for a cleaner look and better user experience.

Because this is the best reason to go to Florida, this special edition of Short Takes looks at the biggest announcements from Microsoft Ignite 2019.

One of the best new features of Microsoft’s new Chromium-Based Edge browser is that it allows you to install Progressive Web Apps (PWA), or any website, as apps that behave like any other Windows program.

At Microsoft Ignite 2019, the Exchange product group announced the public preview of a set of REST-based PowerShell cmdlets to replace some of the most popular (and in performance terms, most painful) traditional cmdlets. The new cmdlets are more reliable and robust and run 2-4 times faster than the older Remote PowerShell-based cmdlets (your mileage will vary). All good stuff.

Microsoft announces a reimagined Performance Monitor, new Edge to debut in January 2020, FIDO security key support for hybrid Active Directory, new security features for Azure Active Directory, and Intune and SCCM combine forces to become Microsoft Endpoint Manager.

Petri is at Ignite 2019 where we are talking with CoreView about their solutions that makes managing Office 365, easier.

Microsoft launched private channels for Teams at the Ignite conference. This article describes the architecture and structure of private channels and discusses their intended usage. In a follow-up, I’ll go into how to create and manage private channels in a Teams deployment and discuss some of the issues you should consider when using this new feature.

Microsoft’s newest Surface device, the Surface Pro X, may look familiar on the outside but inside its brand new from the ground up. But with a new chip, new version of Windows, and a new form factor is it ready for the first-line worker or should you wait for a revision first?