by Brad Sams
On this edition of the Enterprise Dish, we talk about Petri site hosting, CDNs, and content cycles. Make sure to check out VeeamOn and Build this week. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ejoLaZiTWPE
by Brad Sams
As the world starts to slowly move from workers being mostly at home to migrating back to the office, new challenges are going to arise for IT Pros. From issuing new hardware, making sure all remote data is properly accessed, and possibly mass-software upgrades - we want to know the biggest challenges that are on… Read More
by Brad Sams
On this edition of the Enterprise Dish, we dive into containers news and knowledge, take a look at Build and VeeamOn, and help you get started with your 2012 R2 upgrade.
by Brad Sams
On this episode of the Enterprise Dish, Microsoft is about to spend big on Nuance, security training cannot be overlooked, and a Surface Laptop 4 has arrived.
by Brad Sams
On this episode of Enterprise Dish, we take a look at Windows Server 2022, searching across Azure regions, and the latest with Veeam V11.
by Brad Sams
On this edition of the Enterprise Dish, Azure AD has an update to its SLA but will it be delayed, Teams has new hardware, and UserVoice is going away.
by Brad Sams
On this episode of the Enterprise Dish, we take a long hard look at HAFNIUM and the many events on the agenda for Microsoft.
with 7 Comments by Steve Goodman
Unless you have been living under a rock for the last week, you could not have missed that the Microsoft 365 world has been abuzz with worry after Exchange Server 2010-2019 succumbed to zero-day exploits, believed to being used by a group known as HAFNIUM. These exploits are allowing an attacker to compromise Exchange and… Read More
On this edition of the Enterprise Dish, we dig into the topic of who is actually running LTSC as Microsoft is making changes to the support structure of the product...we also talk space rovers too. You can find Aaron on Twitter and learn more about SmartDeploy here. [Editor's note, this was supposed to publish at… Read More
with 1 Comment by Aidan Finn
I am frequently left somewhere between amused and exasperated when reading a statement that Windows Server is “dead” or listen to an industry commentator question the release of Windows Server.
with 1 Comment by Steve Goodman
If you don’t use something often, then you might even forget it exists. When I read that reactions in Outlook are rolling out soon, I had to go and check that the like button, which launched in 2015, still existed in Outlook on the web. The like button still exists and was one of the… Read More
with 1 Comment by Tony Redmond
From a technology perspective, Microsoft’s announcement of Viva, their new employee experience platform (EXP) for Microsoft 365, contained a mixture of the good, not-so-good, and puzzling. I don’t plan to cover Microsoft positioning and launch messaging (see Brad’s article). Instead, I want to probe at the technology. To start, Viva is a great example of… Read More
Microsoft's battle for education, while not won, has certainly become much less of a worry for the company.
by Brad Sams
The annual Petri reader survey helps us align our content with your interests.
by Brad Sams
As we kick off 2021, these are the features we hope to see arriving in 2021 when it comes to Teams.
Mobile workforces, cloud applications, and digitalization are changing every aspect of the modern enterprise. And with radical transformation come new business risks. Hybrid Identity Protection (HIP) is the premier educational forum for identity-centric practitioners. At the inaugural HIP Europe, join your local IAM experts and Microsoft MVPs to learn all the latest from the Hybrid Identity world.
