Month: October 2019

Technology is transforming quickly and evolving at an accelerated pace. That evolution is significantly impacting how we work, what we work on, and how we serve our customers. As technology is speeding forward, creating greater efficiencies, its also pushing bleeding edge technologies into the mainstream. Mixed reality is a combination of realitiesaugmented, virtual, and real

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Business continuity is a key requirement for planning, designing, and implementing any business-critical system. When you bring data into the mix, business continuity becomes mandatory. It’s an insurance policy that one hopes they never have to make a claim against in the foreseeable future. SQL Server brings intelligent performance, availability, and security to Windows, Linux,

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Episode 96 | October 30, 2019 – Jenny Sabin is an architectural designer, a professor, a studio principal and MSR’s current Artist in Residence. Asta Roseway is a principal research designer, a “fusionist” and the co-founder of the Artist in Residence program at Microsoft Research. The two, along with a stellar multi-disciplinary team, recently completed the installation of Ada, the first interactive architectural pavilion powered by AI, in the heart of the Microsoft Research building in Redmond.

On today’s podcast, Jenny and Asta talk about life at the intersection of art and science; tell us why the Artist in Residence program pushes the boundaries of technology in unexpected ways; and reveal their vision of the future of bio-inspired, human-centered, AI-infused architecture.

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The OneDrive team is  busy preparing for Ignite and we can’t wait to share some amazing  announcements with you next week. In the meantime, here are the latest functionalities that landed in production in the month of October-2019.
 

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Table level RBAC allows you to define more granular control to data in a Log Analytics workspace in addition to the other permissions is now available for Log analytics and for Azure sentinel.
 
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We are thrilled to announce general availability of Azure Database Migration Service in the US Gov Virginia region. This is the first region in the Azure Government cloud in which we’ve deployed Azure Database Migration Service, after much demand from … Continue reading General Availability of Azure Database Migration Service in US Gov Virginia→

Many new and sought-after Windows APIs and features such as BackgroundTasks, Notifications, LiveTiles, Share and more, are either not available or not easily callable from non-packaged Win32 applications. This is due to the programming model for UWP APIs that integrate with the system and have a dependency on the following concepts: Identity – The need […]

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Microsoft understands that people have choices when it comes to their preferred apps as well as the devices they carry in their pocket. For those who go for Apple devices, we recently introduced Outlook for iOS updates for iOS 13, the WatchOS as well a… Continue reading Outlook in the Apple ecosystem→