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On this episode of The Enterprise Dish, we dive into Office migrations, maximizing your Office 365 subscription and dipping Brad’s toes into Teams.

One of the things that annoys me in our industry is how supposedly educated people take advice and guidance on IT from no-nothings, the barfly, or the town idiot.

Tons of Spring Updates in the Office 365 space to cover this month. As always, it will be the news you need with the two cents you don’t.

Check out this quick rundown of all of the news and notes you may have missed for SharePoint, along with a little Shane Young opinion.

This week, Microsoft announced Windows Server 2019 and this edition of the Enterprise Dish with Rick Vanover, we dive deep into what is new and what you need to know.

In today’s Ask the Admin, Russell Smith shows you how to get started with the Chocolatey package manager for Windows.

Jasper Oosterveld compares the Modern SharePoint experience to the Classic SharePoint experience.

On this inaugural episode of the Enterprise Dish, we dive deep into Office 365 and why it’s the future of Microsoft as well as a few hidden gems inside the subscription that you should explore.

In a recent post on the Google AdSense blog, Google announced AdSense Auto Ads, the firm’s latest AdSense offering that uses machine learning to determine the best type of ad and the best location for that ad to be displayed on a webpage.

Shane Young has already introduced you to building your first Power BI report and your first PowerApps app. Now, he is going to make sure you know about the coolest idea ever, combining the two.

Microsoft has released some useful updates for the Office 365 Planner app, but external access is still not there, which is baffling. On the other hand, you now have an OWA-like schedule view, filters to suppress tasks that you don’t want to see, and better notifications to tell you when you must do some work. And an iCalendar feed is coming soon to allow you to clutter up your Outlook calendar with even more stuff.

Because we get much closer to Spring every day, this edition of Short Takes corporate earnings from Microsoft, Google, Apple, and Amazon, and some of the interesting facts we can mine from each. Plus some other stuff.