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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.

By the time you read this, it will be 2020. I hope you have had a great holiday season and are feeling all relaxed and ready for a new semester of Azure action.

On this edition of the Enterprise Dish, Brad and Rick take a look back at the last Microsoft decade, a shrinking server core, and a little bit about personal technology.

On this edition of the Enterprise Dish, we take a look back at the growth of Teams in 2019, what we expect to see in 2020, and following up on our fitness goals for the year.

On this edition of the Enterprise Dish, the end of 2019 is here and we take a look back at the highs and lows of Windows for the year and take a logical look at how servicing may change in 2020.

Because ‘tis the season to snark, this edition of Short Takes looks at major breaking news about Notepad, another unwanted Windows 10 push, the secret behind Microsoft’s JEDI win, a new Microsoft design system for mobile, and much more.

Microsoft Ignite 2019 has passed, and as one would expect, there were many Azure announcements. I’m not going to do my usual and list every announcement in this article – I would still be writing this article in 2020!

A review of Microsoft’s first Cybersecurity Summit in 2019.

The Enterprise Dish hit the road and traveled to Ignite and on this episode, we discuss a few of the highlights from the event, talk about what’s next for Smartdeploy, and a lot more from the conference floor.

One of the best new features of Microsoft’s new Chromium-Based Edge browser is that it allows you to install Progressive Web Apps (PWA), or any website, as apps that behave like any other Windows program.