Microsoft has introduced a feature in Office 365 that could allow you to replace your landline for good. Does it deliver as promised?
As software companies become slaves to speedy releases, and QA testers have been left in the dust, consumers are the ones left dealing with the crappy code that gets delivered.
‘Do you hear the people sing?’ To borrow a line from 'Les Miserables,' that chorus is the jubilation of Internet citizens worldwide that Adobe Flash is, for all intents and purposes, dead.
Virtual machine sprawl might be costing your business tens of thousands of dollars. Here’s how you can find out – and what to do about it.
While it seems like almost every piece of IT is moving to cloud these days, there are still plenty of reasons to keep SharePoint in your server room – where it belongs.
How to use PowerShell objects, how to tease more info and functionality out of them and how objects can be useful in scripting scenarios.
While the very phrase 'machine learning' may conjure up fantastic images of evil robot overlords and other science fiction references, the technology has been around for some time. Here’s how Microsoft aims to make it as available and
Microsoft finally lifted the curtain and gave the SharePoint community a solid peak at its plans for the on-premises version of its collaboration platform. Here’s what we know so far.
Windows 10 might be getting all the attention, but Microsoft’s new Nano Server could start a quiet revolution in server rooms across the globe.
