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Microsoft enters the final test phase for Windows 10 22H2 before it's ready to rollout
Testers in the Release Preview channel can finally kick the tires of Windows 10 22H2 after little public information. But as of now, it is rolling out to testers in the near-final Release Preview channel.
Why do 81% of tech employers still require job candidates to have college degrees?
Eight in 10 employers want employees with college degrees -- yet most would be satisfied with specific skills, experience or training.
It's time for technology teams to find their voice in customer experience
Unfortunately, a customer experience mindset 'is quite the opposite of how classic IT organizations work.'
Coding skills are in demand, but companies want more from technology professionals
Upfront work in technical projects are 'shifting left' -- with more emphasis on planning, business use case analysis, architecture, and design.
Regrets, they have a lot. Companies feel sorrow over big IT purchases
You spend all that money and you're not happy? That seems to be the case for the majority of companies.
Microsoft said to be ready to shake up the Windows update schedule. Again
Microsoft already had been muddying the waters around how and when it planned to bring new features to Windows. Now it sounds as if quarterly new feature 'Moments' updates between 'major' Windows client releases could become the newest servicing roadmap.
Cybersecurity skills surpass cloud skills as this year's training priority, if professionals can find the time
In a full-time technology job bursting with activity and firefighting, finding slots of time to develop skills may be an impossible dream. Some employers help out by allowing for an upskilling while on the clock, but not enough.
As Moore's Law slows, high-end applications may feel the effect, MIT scientist warns
"The gains from Moore's Law were so large that, in many application areas, other sources of innovation will not be able to compensate."
Azure's capacity limitations are continuing. What can customers do?
As supply-chain constraints continue to impact Microsoft's cloud capacity, there are some steps customers can take to try to lessen the impact.
DevOps nirvana is still a distant goal for many, survey suggests
For all the talk over the past two decades about aligning business and technology efforts, IT professionals report they still have difficulties crossing this chasm.
Microsoft seeks testers for its Family Insider program
Microsoft is seeking more participants for various customer-test programs, including its Family Insider, Windows Customer Connection, and Customer Co-Creation groups.
Credit cards are now dominant method for purchasing cloud computing services
Many use credit cards to purchase enterprise cloud services. Many now accept PayPal. Some now even accept crypto.
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