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On this edition of the Enterprise Dish, Outlook has a new spaces feature, Teams gets a new leader, and Dux has a top tip about how to simplify the meeting workflow.

On this edition of the Enterprise Dish, Microsoft made significant announcements this week about the future of Windows and how applications will function in the new world of Windows 10X.

February 7th saw Microsoft unexpectedly release a new version of its Chromium-based Edge browser to the stable channel.

Microsoft 365 Knowledge Series is a learning path about how small to enterprise-sized companies can fully utilize the Microsoft 365 solution for their organizations.

Microsoft released several updates for Office 365 this month and if you missed any of the new, we have you covered.

Because Microsoft announced its most recent quarterly earnings this week, this edition of Short Takes is going to obsess over the results, with a deeper dive into key parts of the business.

On this edition of the Enterprise Dish, how to think about the differences between endpoint and server backups, traveling the globe, and preparing for your first IT audit. 

On this episode of the Enterprise Dish, Microsoft is adding new functionality to Teams, Ignite has a new home at a new time, and how long should you be retaining your conversational data.

Our next MJFChat is all about PowerShell, and task-automation in general. My special guest is Adam Bertram, a Microsoft MVP, trainer and founder of the IT career-development platform TechSnips.

On this edition of the Enterprise Dish, we dive into the new relationship between the NSA and Microsoft, serious tips for helping new graduates land their first job in IT, and it’s wintertime which means the snow is back.

Because it’s been a while, this edition of Short Takes looks at Microsoft’s new carbon-negative push, thanking the NSA for finding a serious Windows 10 flaw, Microsoft’s new Edge browser, a new Walkie-Talkie feature coming to Teams, and much, much more.

Search in Windows and Microsoft 365 is changing. Earlier this year, Microsoft announced the general availability of Microsoft Search, a new cloud-based service borrowing AI technology from Bing aimed at making it easier to find information in Office 365.