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This month sees lots of changes in Windows Server 2019 Insider builds, Microsoft announced more efficient Windows 10 updates, and a last minute zero-day drama.

This week, VMware hosted its annual conference where the company made several key announcements. On this edition of the Enterprise Dish, we break down everything that was announced to make sure you are up-to-date on everything happening in this important space.

Microsoft is introducing new quality-of-life updates for Office 365 but they still will not let consumers buy more storage.

Microsoft’s Surface Go is smaller in every way but does the limited performance impact it’s big picture dreams?

This post will discuss what the general availability of Azure File Sync will mean to customers that are continuing to use on-premises file servers.

Most of the time, the Teams clients run along without a problem. But like all software, they have their moments. Here’s how to attack the problem if your Teams clients start to misbehave, including how to give the Microsoft developers some feedback.

Next up on Microsoft’s Mixed Reality agenda is bringing the platform to Visio and we shouldn’t have to wait too much longer to learn more about this update.

Scammers and spammers love having large databases of email addresses to use for their nefarious purposes. Your Exchange Online addresses might be in those databases, so here’s how to check the email addresses for your mailboxes against the Have I been pwned service (HIBP) using some PowerShell.

On this edition of the Enterprise Dish, Brad and Rick dive into backing up Office 365, the price hikes coming to Windows and Office and a lot more.

July was a busy month for Azure announcements, in this post, we wrap it all up so that you can stay up to date on the latest announcements.

Microsoft has a new firewall feature for Azure and in this post, Aidan breaks down how it works and how to use it.

Microsoft has announced Remote Desktop Web Client general availability for Windows Server 2016 and 2019 Preview.