I am often asked which version of Windows 10 an organization should select. I am astounded by the number of IT Pros involved in Windows 10 migrations and deployments that are unaware of the servicing windows for each of the semi-annual feature updates of Windows 10. For background, it is important to understand that Microsoft

Microsoft just announced preview support for Corporate Owned Fully Managed Android Enterprise devices. What does this mean for the administrator of these devices? Well the landscape has been changing a lot lately in the device management space. So before going on to the new stuff let’s review the classic scenarios COBO – Corporate Owned Business

Originally posted on Sun Behind the Clouds: In 2018 Microsoft became the fifth largest PC vendor in North America. Of course much of this is fueled by Surface lineup that has moved rapidly from an enthusiast or secondary device to become the preferred device of many enterprises. I do a lot of work with the Canadian

Cistel Technology Inc. and Gradient Ascent today announced a new partnership to provide Artificial Intelligence (AI), data science, and machine learning solutions. Today, businesses and governments are required to make operational and strategic decisions that are evidence-based and principled. AI-powered solutions accomplish this by empowering organizations to unlock the value of data to deliver improved

Our resident Microsoft expert, Mitch Garvis, was at a cloud networking conference recently and send us these links for aspiring cloud technicians. Azure Training: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-ca/training Azure Certification: https://www.microsoft.com/en-ca/learning/certification-overview.aspx Windows Certifications: https://www.microsoft.com/en-ca/learning/windows-certification.aspx Productivity Certification: https://www.microsoft.com/en-ca/learning/mcse-productivity-certificatio.aspx Mobility Certification: https://www.microsoft.com/en-ca/learning/mobility-certification.aspx   This post originally appeared on The World According to Mitch, April 17, 2018