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Google announced this week that they have added support for 37 new languages to Google Optimize, the firm’s website testing and optimization service, something that can be beneficial to teams that are spread across the globe.

In the second part of this article, Russell Smith looks at Network Attached Storage solutions for SMEs.

If left unchecked, the dip in productivity during the SharePoint adoption period may have a negative impact on business and make users fall back to the old systems. Learn how to minimize the productivity drop by inflating morale, deflating expectations, and accelerating learning.

Microsoft is removing certificate authorities from WoSign and StartCom from Windows 10 after multiple violations of its Trusted Root program.

The Azure AD team changed the sign-in experience used by services like Office 365 to improve and rationalize it. But things didn’t work out so well as tenants reacted badly to the way Microsoft communicated the change. Or rather, failed to communicate the change.

Today, many businesses are in the process of looking for ways to leverage the hybrid cloud for high availability (HA) and disaster recovery (DR). Find out how SQL Server’s AlwaysOn Availability Groups provide protection for multiple user databases.

Microsoft pivoted to WaaS as it found the perfect time to introduce it’s truly new feature, Security as a Service.

In this Ask the Admin, Russell Smith discusses why PowerShell 2.0 poses a security risk and how to remove it from Windows 10.

Join Jeff Hicks in this series of articles demonstrating a variety of tips, tricks, and techniques to generate killer HTML reports with PowerShell and ConvertTo-HTML.

Because it’s 125 degrees in the shade, this edition of Short Takes looks at Microsoft’s not-so-new AI focus, Microsoft’s rural broadband plans, iPhones and asteroids, and much, much more.

I hope you have been enjoying this little series on tips and tricks for doing more with ConvertTo-HTML and creating great looking reports in PowerShell. Today, I want to continue where we left off. I am assuming you have been following along. If not, take some time to start at the beginning or you may be a…

The Office 365 Admin Center experienced a problem on August 3 when it began to include data from other tenants in its usage reports. It seems like the problem arose in a flawed code change and Microsoft fixed the issue quickly. What’s worrying is what data leaks like this mean in the context of regulations like the EU GDPR.