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Microsoft StaffHub is a new Office 365 application built from bits of Office 365 Groups, Exchange Online, SharePoint Online, Azure, and Teams. The concept is simple – provide an application to allow the schedules of workers to be managed through a combination of browser and mobile interfaces. It’s an idea that will be popular with some Office 365 tenants, but it’s probably of limited interest to the majority.

Microsoft has announced a new tool to make it easier to manage a schedule called Staff Hubs and it is included with some tiers of Office365.

Microsoft is testing new ways to secure your PC, including auto locking your device if you walk away from your PC without locking the device.

Learn how to configure and test password reset policy for cloud-only users in Azure Active Directory.

In the seventh installment in this series, Jeff demonstrates how to properly import XML data into PowerShell.

It’s hard to think of new features for an application like Word that has been around for so long. Adding something that nags the user to be more precise and concise wouldn’t seem like it would be popular, but I rather like the new “Editor” feature. And providing more context in spell checking is a good thing too!

Learn how Windows Information Protection in Windows 10 can help prevent data loss.

Microsoft’s Teams application is resonating well with its users and the general consensus is that this is a good application but it’s not perfect.

Aidan Finn and Mike Resseler discuss features and functionality available in Microsoft Nano Server.

Learn how to block DNS queries to malicious domains using DNS Policies in Windows Server 2016.

Microsoft has created a new online dashboard that gives you more control over the data the company has collected and they are also introducing new privacy features into the Creators update too.

Find out how to use VS Code to edit, review, and save JSON files to deploy resources in Azure.