Month: May 2020

Announced last fall, two new Samsung Windows 10 PCs are now available: the Galaxy Book Flex and the Galaxy Book Ion. The Samsung Galaxy Book Flex is a 2-in-1 PC with a QLED display packed with all the sharpness, detail and colors you’re used to on your TV, combined with an ultra-slim, convertible design that […]

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Most projects have a cycle – from initial idea or problem, to solution design, implementation, and completion. In the solution design phase, getting to the best outcome requires keeping an open mind, getting feedback as broadly as you can, and then sys… Continue reading Whiteboarding and Brainstorming in Microsoft Teams→

Over the past 12-18 months, I have been providing a newsletter to customers that consolidates product updates, new offerings, how-to’s, and general announcements for Microsoft Security Products and Services.  Based upon feedback, the newsletter ha… Continue reading Microsoft Security Matters Newsletter – Apr 2020→

As people stay at home due to lockdowns across the country, they’re turning to games more than ever to relieve stress and connect with others. Now they’ve got more hardware options to choose from with HP’s latest additions to their gaming suite: the OMEN 25L and 30L Desktops. On both models, gamers will find visuals […]

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Social Sessions with Mike Gannotti  If you have been active in Microsoft web collaboration technologies, then you have probably heard of Joel Oleson. Joel has been around since the early days of what became SharePoint and has had a tremendous impa… Continue reading Social Sessions with Mike Gannotti Episode 2 – Joel Oleson→

Dev Consultant Andrew Charbonneau shares some tips for adding security checks to your CI/CD pipelines.

When working with customers that are just starting their journey of converting to CI/CD pipelines within Azure DevOps, the initial focus is making sure their current manual build and release processes are automated. How do we take our Continue reading 3 Tips for Adding Security to CI/CD Pipelines→

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In the recently published Remote Work Trend Report, Microsoft provided some interesting insights into how the shift into full-time remote work and learning has impacted the way we collaborate and remain productive with internal and… Continue reading Graph Visualization of External Teams Collaborations in Azure Sentinel→