Looking to use SharePoint to create a blog? Here's how you can accomplish that with SharePoint.

Microsoft has released its Q2, FY Q4 earnings today with 33.7 billion in revenue, Net Income of $12.4 billion, and an Operating Income of $12.4 billion. These figures bested last years results by 12%, 49%, and 20% respectively.

On this edition of the Enterprise Dish, we dive into the details you need to know about to make sure your applications are ready for Windows 10.

The need to download PDF files to work with them has been a longstanding irritation for SharePoint Online users. Now Microsoft and Adobe have come up with a new file handler that sends PDFs to the Adobe Document Cloud, where the files can be updated and sent back to SharePoint Online for storage. The changes look good in the standard file viewer too! Worth looking at...

Here is how to create and run Puppet Bolt tasks.

This month sees Microsoft patch two zero-day vulnerabilities in Windows, an issue that may cause BitLocker to go into recovery mode, and the usual list of important and critical flaws for other products.

Microsoft has released a roadmap of features for its new Edge browser that enterprise customers can begin testing today.

Our next MJFChat, scheduled for Monday, July 22, is between me and Rick Claus, Cloud Advocate Team Lead at Microsoft. The general topic of our chat is career tips and tricks for IT pros.

Microsoft is working on a new feature for its Office suite that will send you intelligent emails with reminders, action items, and briefing material.

If you have a network attached storage (NAS) device in your office, it’s important to make sure that you have at least one off-site copy of that data so that it can be restored in the event of a disaster or if files are accidentally deleted.

Microsoft dug themselves out of a pit of pain last Friday when they reversed the decision to nix some popular partner benefit just before the Inspire conference in Las Vegas. However, the world is changing and the cloud is where the action is. Microsoft pays to deliver services from the cloud and that cost must be either absorbed internally or transmitted to partners. That simple fact makes it sure that difficult conversations await in the future.

Microsoft is rolling back changes to its partner program and will keep IUR benefits...for now.

On July 8, the next MJFChat will be all about keeping up with Windows patches in your enterprise. Our special guest is Bryan Dam, Software Engineer at Recast Software and the force of nature behind the "Dam Good Admin" blog.

On this episode of the Enterprise Dish, Microsoft provides guidance on 19h2, big changes to the partner program, and we dish on the 4th.

Microsoft's Teams application has more than 13 million daily active users and the company is pushing out new features in July and August.