I recently got the new iPad Pro 11 Inch (with keyboard) and have been really enjoying it. I have been trying to do more and more of my daily work on it, from emails and writing documents. One area that I been investigating further is how I can manage and work with Azure from an… READ MORE
You’re a cloud operator for an Azure Stack Integrated system and for whatever reason you have the task of deploying the App Services Resource provider… In this blog series, I’m going to take you through the considerations and deployment process of the App Services resource provider on an Azure Stack Integrated System. This should work… READ MORE
In December, Microsoft released version 1.0.0 of the new Az Module. Az is a cross-platform PowerShell module to manage resources in Azure that is compatible with both WindowsPowerShell and PowerShell Core. Why to migrate to Az? Az is written from ground up in .NET Standard which allows us to use the module in PowerShell Core on Windows, MacOs or Linux platforms. It is… READ MORE
Most of the times, when deploying App Services such as a webapp to a single region, you simply use the Azure App Service Deploy task, that is currently in version 3.0 and whose a preview of the next version is to come. However, using the very same task to deploy an App Service to multiple… READ MORE
Drawing up an Optimal Plan for Your SharePoint On-Premises Deployment Companies have many reasons to keep their server-based SharePoint deployments. Some businesses stick to SharePoint On-Premises because they want to take full control over their implementations; others want to save their investments into the SharePoint infrastructure and licenses. Organizations also often prefer SharePoint On-Premises… READ MORE
One customer was faxing documents back and forth rather than waiting for slow Microsoft SharePoint® downloads. It’s not SharePoint’s fault; it’s often other factors outside SharePoint involving the network. Fact is, people will drop any technology like a hot brick when the WAN slows the end-user experience.
In April 2011, Microsoft launched Office 365 – a comprehensive set of Software as a Service (SaaS) solutions that allow any organization to obtain hosted, cloud-based access to Exchange, Lync, Office Web Applications – and SharePoint Online. All offer guaranteed uptime, fault tolerance, contractual service levels and clear, predictable pricing.
The unveiling of our 2011 keynote speakers continues as we release two more fantastic and inspiring videos direct from Berlin, offering valuable insights and visions from our keynote presenters.
