Microsoft may soon release a new keyboard with a dedicated Office key with the devices internally codenamed Holgate.

PowerShell is a great way of automating common administrative Office 365 operations. That is, if you know what module to use and how to use the cmdlets in that module. Unfortunately things are a bit of a mess with too many modules and inconsistent behavior in areas like error handling. With so many development groups working on Office 365, the PowerShell situation might be inevitable, but it needs cleaning up.

Organizations have data in many different places that needs to be made available. Whether it is a physical server or a desktop, roaming laptop or a few other configurations – that data needs to be protected against everyday occurrences such as lapses in connectivity, hardware failures, file corruption — or even ransomware or theft.

Our next MJFChat is with Azure MVP and Innofactor Principal Consultant Aidan Finn and is focused on "The Five Azure Services Every IT Pro Needs to Know About."

PowerShell 7 (PS7) is based on .NET Core 3.0 and Microsoft is aiming to provide much greater compatibility with Windows PowerShell modules, as much as 90 percent.

At ShiftHappens, Mary Jo and Brad Sams sat down with Jeff Teper to talk millennials, AI, SharePoint, and a lot more.

This week at ShiftHappens, Jeff Teper sat down with Paul Thurrott to talk updates, Microsoft 365, and the genesis of SharePoint.

At ShiftHappens this week, Brad Sams had the opportunity to sit down with the co-CEO of AvePoint, Tianyi Jiang, to talk about the birth of the company and the challenges his company has overcome during the past two decades.

This week, we were hanging out at ShiftHappens and while the conversations about technology run deep, one thing you don't hear all that often is what it takes to host a successful conference.

At ShiftHappens this week, Brad Sams had the chance to sit down with Mario Carvajal, AvePoint's CTO, to talk about what's really happening in the world of digital transformation.

This week at ShiftHappens, it was a time of candid stories including how the Bank of Hawaii realized it had made a big SharePoint mistake and had it's back up against an end-of-support wall.

At ShiftHappens, Brad Sams had a chance to sit down with Melissa Hubbard to talk Flow, PowerApps, and a lot more.

This week at ShiftHappens, Brad Sams had the chance to sit down with Xgility to learn more about what they are hearing in both the federal and corporate segments.

At Shift Happens this week, Brad Sams had a chance to sit down with Gino Degregori from Bravo Consulting Group to talk about how Federal and Corporate environments are different.

With many companies starting to move to Teams, Matt Wade has a simple suggestion to expedite the user-adoption process.