Why software supply chain is a new CIO security priority
With so much unknown about what developers and systems rely on to be productive, it’s time to get serious about securing the software supply chain.
Stories by Mary Branscombe
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Making sense of Microsoft’s new certifications scheme
Microsoft's new certifications are based on industry analysis of jobs and roles and are built in sync with documentation and training materials.
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Microsoft Managed Desktop: All your Windows 10 devices, managed by Microsoft
Microsoft is betting organisations have better things to do than endpoint management. Early customers like the Seattle Reign show what to expect.
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For IT, Microsoft 365 shows what still matters about Windows
Users might view this as a subscription bundle that provides Office and Windows, but for the company, Microsoft 365 simplifies how businesses manage PC software.
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How Windows 10 S is different from the Windows 10 you know
Windows 10 S isn't just for education; Microsoft hopes the new Windows edition will find its way into homes and enterprises, too.
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Windows 10: IT wants to manage PCs like phones
Many businesses moving to Windows 10 are managing it differently, with more frequent updates and policies borrowed from mobile.
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Why enterprises are upgrading to Windows 10 faster than expected
All indications are that Windows 10 is hitting its stride in business, in many cases ahead of schedule.
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Why machine learning is the new BI
Get ready for artificial intelligence and automation that helps you make business decisions rather than just understanding what happened in the past.
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Microsoft promises real-time, self-service BI
Can you watch your business as it works without slowing it down? The right collaboration and reporting tools can give you a real-time picture of what’s happening inside your business, without all the manual reporting.
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Artificial intelligence can go wrong – but how will we know?
You needn't worry about our robot overlords just yet, but AI can get you into a world of trouble unless we observe some best practices.
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When it comes to mobile apps, IT is ‘slow, poor and weak'
When 80 percent of employees say mobile technology is critical for getting their job done, but the same number say they haven't asked their IT department for the apps they need because they don't think they'd get what they need, that's a sure sign of trouble.
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What does the future hold for Microsoft Dynamics?
Alongside the news that the Microsoft teams that make devices like Surface and Surface Hub will now be in the same division that makes the operating system on which they run, Microsoft's latest reorg moves Dynamics to the Cloud & Enterprise group (Microsoft Dynamics is the company's line of ERP and CRM applications). That shifts it from the Applications & Services division that builds productivity products and cloud services like Office 365, and puts it alongside Azure, SQL Server, Intune, Power BI, Visual Studio and BizTalk.
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How machine learning ate Microsoft
At the Strata big data conference yesterday, Microsoft let the world know its Azure Machine Learning offering was generally available to developers. This may come as a surprise. Microsoft? Isn't machine learning the province of Google or Facebook or innumerable hot startups?
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Microsoft to open-source cloud framework behind Halo 4 services
Microsoft plans to open-source the framework that helps developers of cloud services like those behind the popular Halo 4 game.
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Microsoft announces features and performance improvements for many Azure services
Microsoft announced updates to many Azure services this week, previewing new services and moving others from preview to general availability as full working versions.
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