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PowerShell MVP Jeff Hicks teaches you how to use objects in the pipeline to solve a scripting challenge.

Here’s a broad overview of how to get the most out of Office 365 and the Yammer enterprise social network for better productivity in the workplace.

HP has announced several new machines for its business class customers and Brad Sams has gotten his hands on the new devices.

Aidan Finn shows us a quick guide to SQL Server 2005 end of support, complete with tips and considerations for mapping our a migration or upgrade.

Hoping to catch up to rivals such as Apple and Google, Microsoft today announced multiple partnerships with automotive companies aimed at enhancing the “connected car” experience.

PowerShell MVP Jeff Hicks makes the jump to PowerShell 5.0 and explains why you should too.

Microsoft is about to expand the Surface Book availability to 10 new markets with pre-orders opening up tomorrow; retail availability depends on the market.

Windows 10 is now installed on more than 200 million devices with 22 million devices in the enterprise and education sector running the platform; the OS is outpacing Windows 7 and Windows 8 install rate.

Microsoft has been building enterprise email services for decades now and while the GUI around them has changed, the experience remains ultimately the same.

Microsoft on Thursday announced that it will alert users of its consumer cloud services—Outlook.com, OneDrive and so on—when it suspects that governments are trying to hack into their accounts.

It’s hard to believe that 2015 is now behind us, which means that with a new year, it’s time to take a look at what Microsoft is planning for 2016.

Because auld acquaintance should never be forgot, this (short) week’s other news includes Microsoft encryption news from the past, Microsoft v. Corel, someone finally sues Apple over forced obsolescence, and Google is ripping the Java guts out of Android.