Month: September 2019

Safeguarding the growing digital estate in financial institutions requires a new paradigm and set of principles. Savvy banks and capital markets firms are employing a modern approach to cybersecurity by adopting the Zero Trust model.

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Today we’ll be talking about the general availability of zone redundant storage (ZRS) for Azure Files premium tier. Azure Files premium tier with ZRS replication enables highly performant, highly available file services, that are built on solid-state drives (SSD).

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This is the third post in a blog series about how you can use Power Platform Dataflows to get data out of Business Central in a form where it can be accessed by other applications. The first post covered a basic integration between Power BI and Business Central. The second post introduced Power Platform Dataflows,

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Today, we released a new Windows 10 Preview Build of the SDK to be used in conjunction with Windows 10 Insider Preview (Build 18980 or greater). The Preview SDK Build 18980 contains bug fixes and under development changes to the API surface area. The Preview SDK can be downloaded from developer section on Windows Insider. For feedback and […]

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In global CRM implementations, there is a fine line between changes that must be global versus changes that can be managed locally without affecting the entire organization. There are unique requirements for local implementations, and autonomy is essential to enable local branches to swiftly adapt to their unique requirements without jeopardizing the global implementation. I

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Hello Windows Insiders! Thanks for staying up to date on the Windows Admin Center journey! This release contains incremental changes and quality improvements for the new functionality released in the preceding previews. Specific updates to Packetmon, and a couple visual changes are described below. This will be the last preview release in anticipation of the […]

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This week we’ll roll out changes in HDC that modify how titles for drivers are constructed. We’ve received a lot of feedback from partners, and customers that the date, and timestamp traditionally included is causing some confusion.
 
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One of the first tasks in the transition of your organization to Microsoft 365 Enterprise is to understand:

What elements of my on-premises infrastructure need to be upgraded, migrated, or moved completely to the cloud?
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