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TraceProcessor version 0.2.0 is now available on NuGet with the following package ID: Microsoft.Windows.EventTracing.Processing.All This release contains minor feature additions and bug fixes since version 0.1.0. (A full changelog is below). There are a couple of project settings we recommend using with TraceProcessor: We recommend running exes as 64-bit. The Visual Studio default for a […]
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We recently announced that Skype for Business Online will be retired on July 31, 2021, and we’re encouraging existing customers to start planning their migrations to Teams. This blog post answers questions about Teams support for Skype for Business pho… Continue reading Skype for Business phones (3PIP) support with Microsoft Teams
Failure to identify, attract, and retain great talent is a top concern among todays healthcare providers for good reason. Recent changes in the healthcare landscape have made recruiting and hiring tougher than ever. Most significantly, the healthcare job market has exploded, and healthcare is fast becoming one of the largest sources of jobs in the
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Episode 84, August 7, 2019 – Dr. Nathalie Riche envisions a future in which all of our data will be accessible, meaningful, compelling and artistic. And as a researcher in human computer interaction and information visualization at Microsoft Research, she’s working on technical tools that will help us wrangle our data, extract knowledge from it, and communicate with it in a memorable, persuasive and aesthetically pleasing way. In other words, she wants our data to be both smart… and beautiful!
Today, Dr. Riche shares her passion for the art of data driven storytelling, reveals the two superpowers of data visualization, gives us an inside look at some innovative projects designed to help us th(ink) with digital ink, and tells the story of how a young woman with an artist’s heart headed into computer science, took a detour to the beach, paid for it with research and ended up with a rewarding career that brings both art and computing together.
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We are making it easier for customers to lift and shift applications to the cloud while maintaining the same security model used on-premises with the general availability of Azure Active Directory Domain Services (Azure AD DS) authentication for Azure Files.
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What did you have for breakfast today? Depending on where you are reading this, you may have started your morning with coffee and pastries; a smoothie and sourdough toast; perhaps a bowl of congee. Or maybe you skipped it altogether because you were in a hurry. Whatever you chose to do, you probably did not…
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(This post co-authored with Jessica Yang, Program Manager, Microsoft 365)
Microsoft Intune is pleased to announce the release of a new configuration designer experience for managing Android Ent… Continue reading Introducing the Microsoft Intune configuration designer to manage OEMConfig devices
Choosing Azure for your applications and services allows you take advantage of a wide array of security tools and capabilities. These tools and capabilities help make it possible to create secure solutions on Azure.
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