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Don’t let your development teams misuse the cloud! This article looks at some common cloud native problems that fast moving teams can create.

After thirty years of Windows development, how Windows handles error reporting is stuck in 2006 which is unacceptable when the company wants you to install major updates every six months.

On this episode of the Enterprise Dish, from the show floor of VeeamOn 2019, we dig into the details that what’s new with Veeam and what it takes to host a conference.

You can now protect your Azure Active Directory account with a 256-character password, including spaces. This news will bring much joy to Office 365 administrators and others who hated the previous 16-character limit, but please don’t rush into forcing users to change their passwords without taking the time to pause and consider how best to proceed. Longer passwords are good, but they should be only one part of a strategy to protect user accounts.

On this special edition of the Enterprise Dish filmed at the SmartDeploy offices, Brad and Aaron dive into the key announcements from Build and settle the Windows bet.

At Microsoft’s Build conference this week, the company is making a significant number of announcements related to the company’s PowerApps platform.

On this edition of the Enterprise Dish, Microsoft and VMware have made a significant announcement, Visual Studio 2019 is now available, and diving into some browser logic for your workplace.

This month sees yet more changes to Microsoft’s Windows 10 servicing schedule, problems for users after April’s Patch Tuesday quality update, the new version of Edge released for Insiders, and new minimum disk space requirements for upgrading to the Windows 10 May 2019 Update.

Ahead of Build, a new feature for Azure that may streamline the printing process has been uncovered.

For SharePoint fans, this month brings improved online teams restore features, sticky headers, and PNP makes the platform prettier.

On this edition of the Enterprise Dish with Aaron Suzuki, we dive into the latest patches impacting Windows, how Microsoft is once again changing the cadence of Windows 10 updates, and a few predictions about 19H2.

Microsoft Teams supports Office 365 Data Loss Prevention (DLP) policies, which means that you can check for the sharing of sensitive data like credit card or passport numbers in personal chats or channel conversations. Quite why someone would want to share their credit card number with someone else in a chat is beyond me, but there’s no accounting for human taste.