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This series on managing Active Directory with PowerShell, ADSI, and LDAP continues with a look at group-user accounts.

Microsoft has confirmed that its next version of SharePoint will also support on-premises deployments; no indication on when the next installment of SharePoint will be released.

Because Spring is finally in the air, this edition of Short Takes looks at Microsoft’s customer satisfaction win over Apple, the Windows Insider Program for businesses, Xbox “Project Scorpio”, and much, much more.

Resource Policy is a very nice feature in Azure Resource Manager that allows you to control what delegated administrators can do in an Azure subscription or resource group.

Learn how to copy a virtual hard disk in Azure using AzCopy.

Microsoft’s Windows as a Service model for Windows 10 brings with it many benefits but it is also creating a few issues as well for IT Pros.

This series of articles is about managing Active Directory with PowerShell, ADSI, and LDAP. This article focuses on single-user accounts.

Microsoft Planner added the ability to assign multiple people to a task. It’s a good step, but it’s the first new feature in nine months. That’s curious when you compare to the development cadence of other Office 365 applications.

Shane Young and Todd Klindt discuss March patches, Microsoft Identity Management with SharePoint 2016, Shane’s new computer, automatically created Office 365 groups, creation of direct reports groups in Outlook, not using @ in the SAMAccountName, SAM-Account-Name attribute specs, Outlook sign-in assistant, Azure active directory, integration with Github, and SQL data partners.

This article discusses the newly launched Ls-Series Azure virtual machines and how they are intended to be used. We will cover the specs, performance, and availability.

In this series about driving adoption for Office 365, we will focus on communication, learning, and the launch.

Understand what the EU GDPR is and how it might affect your company.