Because it’s that time of the quarter again, this edition of Short Takes looks at Microsoft’s most recent quarterly earnings.

Microsoft is increasing the minimum storage requirement for Windows 10 feature updates but if this impacts your environment, you have more than a year to find a solution.

On this edition of the Enterprise Dish, Dux talks collaboration in Stockholm, Surface has a new Hub, and want to go to ShiftHappens for free? We have a way to make that happen.

Microsoft released the generally available (1.0) version of the Teams PowerShell module on April 24. The Get-Team cmdlet receives a big makeover (and slowdown), but overall the module is solid and you shouldn't need to make too many changes to scripts.

Microsoft has released earnings for its third quarter, calendar first quarter, with revenues of $30.6 billion with a Net Income of $8.8 billion. During the period, the company returned $7.4 billion to shareholders in the form of share repurchases and dividends.

Windows Admin Center 1904 is released with a host of new features and updates, including Active Directory, DNS, and DHCP tools in preview.

Here is how to uninstall and reset Linux distributions installed in Windows 10 using the Windows Subsystem for Linux.

Microsoft's new tool to assist in cloud migrations can help you, but might be too limited for real world enterprise applications.

Microsoft announced the Files Restore feature for SharePoint Online on April 22. It's the kind of news we can expect as the SharePoint conference draws near, and it's good news for Office 365 tenants. Some backup vendors might not be so keen as Files Restore makes it a tad harder for them to sell their backups. Small Office 365 tenants also got the news that the new SharePoint Admin Center is becoming the default. The new portal might even be ready soon.

Microsoft has started rolling out its new G-Suite migration tools to make the process of moving from Google's to Microsoft's productivity suite, a lot easier.

While the security and redundancy provided with hybrid cloud setups is clearly documented, it's important to keep these risk-factors in mind as you design your new environment.

Because I heard you missed me, I’m back, this edition of Short Takes looks at Surface Flub 2S, Waas and Windows 7, it’s like a riding a bike, Microsoft makes AI and refuses to sell it to customers, Google introduces a browser ballot, and so much more.

In the second part of this series, I show you how to create a Windows Virtual Desktop tenant.

Our next MJFChat, scheduled for Monday, April 29, is between me and Brad Sams, the Executive Editor of Petri.com. The general topic of our chat is Windows 'Lite,' Microsoft's latest attempt to combat Chrome OS. Make sure to submit your best questions ahead of our chat here in the forums.

The Azure Information Protection team recently published an interesting post about making a "cloud exit." In other words, how to move your encrypted data out of a cloud service like Office 365. As it turns out, this is feasible if you plan. But how many organizations have even thought about how they might decrypt protected content?