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On this edition of the Enterprise Dish, how you can build a home lab for less, Hyper-V vs VMware, and a new GUI for WSL

On this edition of the Enterprise Dish, Microsoft announced a number of key updates to Teams, the future of Office 365, and a lot more. You can find Dux on Twitter, attend ShiftHappens, and dig into sensitivity labels here. 

Because I heard you missed me, I’m back, this edition of Short Takes looks at Microsoft’s mea culpa on open-source, a cute return to the Microsoft of the 1990s, Microsoft Teams vs. Windows, Microsoft Teams vs. Slack, the future of command lines, and much, much, more.

 In this blockbuster episode, Stephen and Paul are joined by Microsoft director Jeremy Chapman to discuss how organizations can effectively transition to remote work without compromising control. Transcript: Paul Thurrott (00:01): Welcome back everyone to the Microsoft 365 Knowledge Series. I'm Paul Thurrott, I'm here as usual with Stephen Rose, Senior Product Marketing Manager… Read More

Microsoft has rolled out a bunch of new features in the last week, here's a recap of what functionality is new.

Microsoft is hoping to make it easier for organizations to give Azure Active Directory (AAD) joined and MDM-managed devices access to printers.

Microsoft Windows and Windows Server support a variety of different VPN technologies. The most advanced are DirectAccess and Windows 10 Always On VPN. In this article, I look at the advantages of Always On VPN over DirectAccess, and outline the infrastructure required to deploy Always On VPN.

VPNs are commonly used to give users working from home access to corporate resources. But traditional forced tunnel VPNs can have a significant impact on the performance of cloud services like Office 365. In this article, I look at the different ways VPNs can be configured for performance and security.

Around the globe, IT Pros are facing unprecedented challenges in their environments. From supporting hundreds, if not thousands, of newly-remote workers, handling a significant increase in VPN connections or trying to backup data that is outside the firewall – for many of us, we are in uncharted waters. At Petri, our mission is to create… Read More

On this edition of the Enterprise Dish, Microsoft is delaying the end of support for 1809, Windows 10X is taking a different direction, and making the right moves when it comes to conferences. 

If you want to maximize your skills while sitting at home, Amazon has free options available.

With the introduction of PowerShell Core and now PowerShell 7, the cross-platform capabilities of PowerShell have also brought new challenges. System administrators used to working on Windows systems that now operate cross-platform need to be able to handle permissions in similar ways.

At times like this, chatting about cool new features in Azure is a lot less important than what’s surrounding us all, and impacting some of us either directly or indirectly, now. But you know what? A distraction from the fear, worry, or self-imposed incarceration can be a good thing. So let’s crack on with it, and let’s talk about the cool new IaaS features that Azure launched during the last month.

On this edition, of Enterprise Dish, it's all about how Teams has grown up as it turns 3 and adapting to the new environment of working from home.

On this episode of the Enterprise Dish, we bring a positive spin to what has otherwise been a tough time across the IT industry.