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The company brought live event capabilities to two corporate communications tools. Also this week: Amazon wants to help bring deep learning to containerized computing and IT pros are getting frustrated with siloed information. Continue reading Microsoft Continues Expansion of Collaboration Capabilities
Microsoft has revealed they will now offer the freshly renamed Microsoft Defender Advanced Threat Protection (ATP) to customers on MacOS. In addition, the previously announced Windows Virtual Desktop service on the companies Azure cloud platform, is now available for broader testing by Office and Microsoft 365 subscribers. Also we share some news around Google’s AI efforts to clean up enterprise data, Slack’s continued efforts to appeal to enterprise customers and new updates for Microsoft Teams as the service turns two years old. Continue reading Microsoft Expands Reach of Security Tools
This week, Microsoft revealed how channel partners drive their commercial revenue growth. Also: Google’s AI is now training spam filters to do better, Google’s teaming up with hardware makers to promote Hangouts for commercial customers and we have the dates for Microsoft BUILD later this year. Continue reading The Big Contributors to Microsoft Cloud Success? Its Partners
This week Microsoft has continued bolstering security for their various IT-centric products and services. Also this week: there is now a G Suite Certification available for people who want to show how cloud-ready they are, plus a new Alexa Skill aimed … Continue reading Microsoft Releases Multiple Security Focused Features for IT Pros
Over the last few years, Microsoft has become a big contributor to the open source software community. Earlier this week, the company added several of its developer-related technologies to the list during the Microsoft Connect(); 2018 developer confere… Continue reading Microsoft Adds Edge Web Browser to Its Open Source Development List
Over the last few years, Microsoft has become a big contributor to the open source software community. Earlier this week, the company added several of its developer-related technologies to the list during the Microsoft Connect(); 2018 developer confere… Continue reading Microsoft Adds Edge Web Browser to Its Open Source Development List
Offering free training, which all the big tech companies do for their own products and services, is a great way to expose potential customers to the process of using those tools. The latest move in this area is Amazon’s Machine Learning University. Also: securing critical administrative accounts, a new security conference from Amazon, and tools to assist with migrations to the re-released Windows 10 October 2018 Update. Continue reading Amazon Opens Its Machine Learning University to all Developers
After its initial release on October 2nd and then its withdrawal from public availability due to data loss bugs, the Windows 10 October 2018 Update has been re-released this week. We also have information about availability for enterprise customers, su… Continue reading Windows 10 October 2018 Update (Redstone 5) Finally Available
Microsoft is going to start training Office 365 users via email unless IT admins tell them no thanks. Also, Google increases their messaging that G Suite is an enterprise-class offering with a few shakeups aimed at developers and IT admins. Continue reading Microsoft Ready to Train Your Office 365 Users — Unless You Opt Out
Microsoft Connect() is a developer-centric online conference that provides the latest updates on various tools from Microsoft and their use by developers. Also: information about version control in G Suite, general availability of Microsoft’s 2019 version of their on-premises server software, a security update validation program from Microsoft, and enterprise admin related updates in the Chrome 70 release. Continue reading What to Expect from Microsoft Connect() 2018 for Developers