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Microsoft 365 Apps is supported under the Modern Lifecycle Policy. Therefore, the apps are supported continuously given that customers stay current per the servicing and system requirements. These requirements include using Microsoft 365 Apps on an ope… Continue reading Act now and keep Microsoft 365 Apps supported after January 10, 2023
Azure Communication Services allows you to add communications to your applications to help you connect with your customers and across your teams. Available capabilities include voice, video, chat, SMS and more. Frequently you need to share media,… Continue reading Enable File Sharing with the Azure Communication Services UI Library and Azure Blob Storage
Today, we published the second episode of the series on Managing Windows updates from the cloud, a topic fundamental to Windows management.
The ways we work have undergone monumental changes in recent years, dramatically altering how organizations fund… Continue reading Watch and learn: The “Mechanics” of cloud-based update management
If you are responsible for IT in a small or medium-sized organization, you’re charged with keeping many apps and services running smoothly with limited time to spend on each one. Your feedback to us was that it’s difficult to understand the complete he… Continue reading Introducing the Microsoft 365 Health dashboard: an easy way to view key health information
An image demonstrating the List and Grid views on the Home screen of the OneNote app on an Android mobile device.
We’re excited to announce the upcoming refresh to the OneNote app on Android Mobile to help you quickly capture what’s important to you an… Continue reading Refreshing the OneNote app on Android mobile
One of the main missing pieces for the Compose spec support in az containerapp compose was support for the build key.
With the 0.2.0 release, there is now support for the build key. The container image build is handled by Azure C… Continue reading More Fun with Azure Container Apps and Compose Files
We’ve just released v2.0.0 of MSTICPy – the Python InfoSec library for Jupyter notebooks.
This is a major version update and has:
Several new features
Some significant updates/improvements to existing features
New and improved documentation on … Continue reading What’s New in Notebooks – MSTICPy v2.0.0
Are you a device administrator responsible for updating Windows on dozens, hundreds, or thousands of PCs? Have you used WSUS, Configuration Manager or Intune? In this show, we’ll explain all of the options, along with managing Windows Updates from the … Continue reading Manage Windows Updates From the Cloud Using Endpoint Manager