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On this edition of the Enterprise Dish, Microsoft has a new sandbox feature for Windows, conferences worth attending in 2019, and how to make your documentation experience a little bit less of a burden.

Because it’s beginning to look a lot like year-end retrospectives, this edition of Short Takes looks at a new Windows 10 urban legend, Microsoft 365 for consumers, HoloLens v2, and much more.

Aidan is convinced that Microsoft needs an “XP SP2” fix to everything that they are doing today; he explains why in this post.

On this edition of the Enterprise Dish, Dux is on the road but is always prepared, a different viewpoint for Office migration and how to work with aging Teams data so that it doesn’t become a jumbled mess.

While Microsoft has finally re-released the Windows 10 October 2018 Update (version 1809) since the rollout was paused early October, the company has been busy with version 5.0 of its Launcher software for Android phones, which now supports Windows 10 1803’s one new major feature, Timeline.

Microsoft has scrapped plans to send out tips and tricks email to Office 365 customers after harsh feedback from IT pros.

Because it’s summer in November, this edition of Short Takes looks at cloud comparisons, Chinese software piracy, Microsoft loves the military, LinkedIn employees love Google, and much, more more.

Microsoft bungles rollout of the Windows 10 October 2018 update, Windows Server 2019 skips RTM, and Always-Connected PCs are the next big thing for businesses.

On this edition of the Enterprise Dish, we take a look at the Office 365 subscriber growth, IBM’s big play, Teams, and a cheat sheet for mastering those Microsoft acronyms. 

On this edition of the Enterprise Dish, Brad and Rick cover the newly announced Windows Server products that are now generally available, how to get the budget you want approved, and a lot more.

Microsoft has paused its rollout of Windows 10 1809 after users were reporting that it was deleting content from My Documents.

On this edition of the Enterprise Dish, Brad and Rick dive into how to prepare for Windows Server 2019, what RPO and RTO mean, and avoiding downtime when a service is tipped over.