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On this edition of the Enterprise Dish, we dive into the expanding role of Windows 10 S, new applications that add features to Windows, and how to manage large-scale hardware upgrades.

In the final part of this series, I’ll show you how to connect to a virtual machine or app in a Windows Virtual Desktop host pool.

On this edition of the Enterprise Dish, a new strategy for using tape, VMware tidbits, and Azure build-outs.

On this edition of the Enterprise Dish, we dive into the details about how to improve multi-tenant Teams operations, steps for making a big splash at Ignite, and of course, a little bit about traveling.

It’s great when Microsoft introduces new functionality to SharePoint Online to make the lives of administrators and users easier, which is what the Restore this library feature is all about. Then problems happen, and we understand where the flaw lines exist. Recovering from a recent ransomware attack caused one Office 365 tenant more problems than they thought likely because Restore this library didn’t work as well as expected.

On this edition of the Enterprise Dish, we dive into working with the complexities of upgrading uncommon Windows 7 devices, the new ‘wormable’ Windows exploits, and a little bit about blackberries too.

On this edition of the Enterprise Dish, we sit down with Nic to dive into the details that define the differences between Office 365 and Office 2019.

On this edition of the Enterprise Dish, we dive into a reader question about how to spend a small amount of money and maximize your backup and recovery experience for small businesses. 

It may be the middle of Summer but there is a lot going on with Azure, this is what you need to know about Azure for the month of July.

In part 1 of this series, we discussed how to setup Office 365 Information Barriers. We now get to the practical application of those barriers to stop different user groups communicating with Teams. Chats and VOIP calls are blocked, users are removed from team membership, and generally everything works as you’d expect.

Office 365 Information Barriers allow organizations to erect logical firewalls between different user communities to ensure that regulatory and legal requirements are met. Teams and Exchange Online support Information Barrier policies, which replace Address Book Policies. Some work is necessary to get Information Barriers set up. We cover that work in this article and prepare the ground for deploying the policies to Teams.

On this edition of Enterprise Dish, Dux is back from Inspire, Teams passes a major milestone and exploring new food.