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Microsoft describes its own DevOps journey
This is what DevOps looks like inside one of the world's biggest software factories. The goals: more collaboration, improved worklives.
Microsoft aims to streamline its device-management strategy with Endpoint Manager
Microsoft Endpoint Manager is a new brand and bundle which encompasses both ConfigMgr and Intune, along with other products and services.
Microsoft begins the official rollout of Windows 10 1909
Microsoft's Windows 10 19H2 feature update, codenamed 'Vanadium,' is starting to roll out to mainstream users.
IT budgets set to increase in Brazil in 2020
The dollar hike against the Brazilian real has reduced spending in 2019 but the IT market should achieve 2.5 percent growth next year, according to Gartner.
Small or medium business? Neo4j wants to run a graph database for you in the cloud
The graph database company's new Neo4j Aura managed service is for smaller enterprises on tighter budgets.
US companies facing a huge tech talent deficit in 2020
If you are thinking about hiring tech talent in 2020, make sure you take enough time to get the hire you want.
Microsoft wants to manage your meeting rooms
Microsoft is continuing to forge ahead with its mission of making meetings better with a new white-glove meeting-room management service, as well as more new features in its Teams collaboration platform.
Microsoft rebrands Flow to 'Power Automate'; adds no-code Power Platform virtual agents
Ignite 2019: Microsoft is continuing to add more features to its Power Platform, the collection of low-code and no-code tools including Power BI, Power Apps and Power Automate.
Microsoft's Hybrid 2.0 strategy: Azure Arc, Azure Stack Hub, Azure Stack Edge explained
At Ignite 2019, Microsoft is announcing new branding and a new strategy meant to make Azure the place IT pros will manage their edge, on-premises and multi-cloud software and services. Here's my best attempt to demystify the new hybrid announcements.
Microsoft Azure customers reporting hitting virtual machine limits in U.S. East regions
Microsoft is at capacity with some of its Azure resources in the East US2 region, users are reporting, and Microsoft acknowledges it is placing restrictions on additional quota on some customers there.
Microsoft relents on planned Power Platform self-service purchasing changes
Microsoft will give IT a way to turn off self-servicing and is moving back the intended start date for its Power Platform self-servicing changes as a result of user pushback.
Microsoft is replacing MSDN and TechNet forums with Microsoft Q&A
Microsoft has released a preview of a new Microsoft Q&A service meant to help users find answers to technical questions.
DevOps now most sought-after skill, and with good reason
DevOps makes the world go round, especially a world where continuous software delivery is gold.
Online banking's next big challenge: Stopping the wave of IT disasters
The Treasury Committee's latest report shows that banks are not prepared for the technical challenges of online banking – and their IT shortcomings have made for "unacceptable" customer service.
At IBM AI conference, definition of what AI is and isn't in flux
At its user conference in Florida, IBM offered to demystify the term AI. The effort seemed only mildly successful, but the company nevertheless conveyed a lot of energy and drive behind its various offerings that pertain to machine learning and that may be enough to excite its customers.
Ten Brazilian female tech influencers you should know
On International Women's Day, we list some of the women making a difference in the technology landscape in Brazil.
Rio Olympics: the technology numbers
The most recent Summer Olympiad staked its place in history as the competition with the highest levels of digital engagement than any previous Olympic Games. We look at some of the key technology numbers behind the Rio events.
The tech legacy of the Rio Olympics
From improved connectivity to skills creation, we look into some of the technology benefits that Games host city Rio de Janeiro - as well as all of Brazil - will retain after the sporting competitions end.
Black Hat USA 2015: Bigger than ever, but still hiring
America's big information security conference comes into its 18th year with standing room only talks and a big-money expo, but still can't hire hackers fast enough to match industry growth.
Watching digital collaboration evolve: Key events over the last year
While the digital collaboration space has been vibrant and interesting for at least a decade now, the last year has seen a variety of shifts, new players, and fresh directions that both technology and business leaders should track.
The best tech companies to work for in Brazil - part two
We list the top Brazil-based technology employers sector professionals should know
Facebook's data centers worldwide, by the numbers and in pictures
Grounded in open source and energy efficient designs, the world's largest social network shared its latest updates for cost and power savings attributed to its cutting-edge datacenters.
Fourteen game-changing enterprise products for 2014
As enterprise technology often struggles to keep up with the consumer world, here are the high impact products breaking into the mainstream with excellent chance to help companies keep up and get ahead.
NBN 12-month roll-out plan mapped: pics
The National Broadband Network Company (NBN Co) has unveiled its fibre roll-out plans for the next 12 months and has released maps of the next 19 sites set to get fibre.
Gartner Symposium Sydney: Photos
Since Tuesday, Gartner has been holding its annual ITXPO, or Symposium, at Sydney's Darling Harbour.
Photos: Security and hype cycles
How threats will develop over the next few years.
The future of portals
At the Gartner Symposium/ITxpo, Gartner analyst David Gootzit indicates it's clear we're portaled out. The solution: Aggregation.
Cloud computing: Top risks and threats
11 cloud vulnerabilities that keep customers up at night.
Digital transformation: Businesses are not listening to customers
Trillions spent on digital transformation and customers don't notice.
Siloed IT teams hinder AI and automation deployment
Survey finds things slow-going for AI and robotic process automation.
Six things agile teams need to succeed besides the software
Recent study finds common traits among successful agile teams. Read more: https://zd.net/2B6x2b8
How DevOps will polish its game this new year
DevOps will be defined by three key trends in the year ahead -- cloud, DevSecOps, and AI.
Half of IT officers say they are already running serverless, survey finds
Serverless architectures promise to abstract away a lot of developers' headaches. Read more: https://zd.net/2Q5vl7o
Windows 10 Pro users confused after mystery bug messed with their licenses
Microsoft's back-end activation issues which caused a number of Windows users to get false product-activation-error messages seems to be nearly fixed.
Developers: Top five skills to have in 2019
SlashData's latest survey of 20,000 developers identifies machine learning and data science are the skills to know for 2019.
Microsoft to offer paid Windows 7 Extended Security Updates
With the Windows 7 end-of-support clock slowly winding down to January 14, 2020, Microsoft is announcing it will offer, for a fee, continuing security updates for the product through January 2023. Read more: https://zd.net/2CqPb6z
Five stages of UX design: It goes beyond than "as-a-Service"
User experience design evolves through five distinct stages, from a separate team or area of the organization to becoming part of everyone's job
Cloud computing is the future, but keep an eye on those monthly bills
Many chief financial officers as well as CIOs are gasping at the unexpected expenses seen in their monthly cloud bills. survey finds.
DevOps is the hot topic in 2018: Five reasons why
The typical enterprise has become a nonstop software and data factory, operating 24x7. Technology has to be there at all times.
Software development rethink is all about design
The era of "moving fast and breaking things" is over. Time to "slow down and take stock of what's broken."
Enterprise automation: Are we overdoing it?
Noted software design advocate and author says automation is taking away valuable human judgment.
Survey confirms much of today's installed software is a digital drag for enterprises
'In many companies with legacy enterprise applications, ERP still stands for Excel Runs Production.'
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