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Join Russell Smith, Editorial Director of Petri.com, to take a look at the most important news for IT pros in the past week. This Week in IT is a podcast for IT Pros that covers all the latest developments on Windows, Microsoft 365, and Azure. The show is enterprise focused for IT Pros who are looking to make the most of Microsoft solutions and products.
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Windows Security Goes Native with LAPS
This Week in IT, Microsoft slips more new features into the April CU for Windows 11, including Windows Local Administrator Password Solution (LAPS), Iran is coming after hybrid cloud environments, the Outlook for Windows preview gets support for Gmail accounts, and much more.
5 Reasons to Try Microsoft Teams 2.0 (Preview) Now
Are you using Microsoft Teams? Try the Microsoft Teams 2.0 preview and experience the future of team collaboration! This Week in IT, I’ll give you 5 reasons why you should try Microsoft Teams 2.0 today. From new features to improved performance, I’ll show you why Microsoft Teams 2.0 is a great collaboration tool for your...
Microsoft Loop vs Notion
Microsoft Loop is here! Are you ready to take your productivity to the next level? With its new features and capabilities, Loop is set to change the way you work in Microsoft 365. In this video, I’ll take a closer look at what Loop has to offer and how it compares to Notion.
Google Workspace Generative A.I. ‘Coming Soon’ as Microsoft Storms Ahead
This Week in IT, Google one ups Microsoft ahead of its ‘Reinventing Productivity with A.I.’ event but it still doesn’t have a product to show. While Microsoft already has ChatGPT-like features integrated into Bing, Edge, and Windows 11.
Microsoft Phone Link Gets Limited iOS Support
This Week in IT, I talk to Stephen Rose about whether ChatGPT is just marketing hype or will it really change the way we do everything. Plus, Stephen shows me the new integration between Windows 11 ‘Moment 2’ Phone Link and iOS, and we discuss whether organizations will be willing to pay a premium for...
Why ChatGPT and A.I Are the Future of Search
This Week in IT, I show you the future of search engines in action! Microsoft’s Bing Prometheus is set to revolutionize search with its integration of ChatGPT. Join me as I unveil the lightning-fast speed and accuracy of Bing Prometheus in answering your questions!
Microsoft Bing ‘Prometheus’ – A First of Its Kind A.I. Model
This Week in IT, Microsoft reveals details of how its new Prometheus A.I. model for Bing works and a faster more efficient Teams client is coming in preview to users in March.
Windows 11 Comes to Apple Silicon and Updates Get Faster
Windows 11 on Arm is now officially supported on Apple Silicon, but it’s not all good news if you want to run Windows on Apple’s M1 or M2 Macs.
Maximizing Developer Productivity with Platform Engineering
Could internal developer platforms (IDP) revolutionize software delivery with the power of platform engineering? Or is it just a fancy name for DevOps? This Week in IT, I look at how platform engineering could mean saying goodbye to complexity and uncertainty, and saying hello to improved developer productivity and streamlined workflows. From building IDPs to...
Is Tauri the Future of Cross-Platform Apps?
This Week in IT, could a new framework based on Rust spell the end of slow, resource-intensive apps, like Microsoft Teams that are based on Electron? I look at Tauri, and how in the future it could replace Electron to improve the end-user experience in many popular consumer and enterprise apps. What is Tauri? on...
What Users Really Think About Windows 11
This Week in IT, Gartner lets slip what corporate users really think about Windows 11, Microsoft invests big time in OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, Windows revenue plummets in FY23 Q2 and Azure and Microsoft 365 go offline for many users around the world.
The Darkside of ChatGPT
This Week in IT, researchers claim ChatGPT could be used to create malware that can morph to evade detection. So, I discuss what you might do about that today. Googles says Chromium will start to phase in the use of Rust to improve security without affecting performance. And Twitter officially bans third-party developers using its...