As with most things in the enterprise tech space, the answer is a bit nuanced.
It's time to try to address an issue that has gone ignored for too long.
Break out those calculators, it's time to do some math!
One of the pressing questions that I have been dealing with lately is that of when it is truly safe to dispose of outdated technology.
Looking back at the time, sanity and money I saved by switching to Microsoft's cloud platform.
Was giving up the control of my self-hosted email worth it to hand Microsoft over the keys completely?
Here's an interesting thought experiment in an age of automation and remote work.
While there's no real reason why you would need to read a floppy disk, that shouldn't stop us from seeing if we can do it!
Sick of getting bugged every few minutes? make it stop. For good.
Upping the resolution is only one step in making VR headsets feel more natural to use.
While third-party tools are usually the way to go, let's take a look how to back up your Windows system using the baked in resources.
It might not be a virtual reality problem, but an unhealthy relationship with specific apps.
While it may seem like your data is gone for good, not all hope is lost.
Collaborating with others outside your organization will be less burdensome and more secure.
The new security benefits will be much appreciated for us who live in Microsoft's communication platform more and more these days.