Last month, Microsoft released Windows Virtual Desktop (WVD) to the public in preview. Joe Carlyle takes a closer look.
Windows Virtual Desktop – First Thoughts
Category: Windows
Getting more of what you need from Upgrade Readiness
Ed Shepley returns with a follow up to his popular upgrade readiness article, looking at even more tips on how we can use Upgrade Readiness to identify users that are ready for Windows 10 piloting.
Getting what you need from Upgrade Readiness
Ed Shepley, Modern Desktop and Technology Solutions Professional at Microsoft, demonstrates how we can use Upgrade Readiness to identify users that are ready for Windows 10 piloting.
Tech Summit 2017: Create a modern workplace with Microsoft 365
Stella Chernyak, Senior Director for Microsoft 365 and Office 365 Enterprise Audience Marketing, kicks off Tech Summit with a look at Microsoft 365.
Microsoft and Mixed Reality
Learn about the latest announcements in the world of mixed reality, plus details of the mixed reality sessions coming to Future Decoded.
Implementing Windows Autopilot – the future of device deployment
Microsoft has recently unveiled Autopilot, a new and emerging solution designed to allow you to setup and pre-configure devices for your environment, with little or no infrastructure in place. Paul Winstanley shows you how to get it up and running.
Extend the Automatic Deletion of Windows 10 Feature Update Backups
Alex Popham takes a look at how businesses can spend more time testing new feature updates in Windows 10.
How to get started with HoloLens development
If you’re thinking about trying your hand at HoloLens development, where should you start? In this article, we hope to give you the resources you need to be able to kickstart your journey into developing holographic experiences.
System Center Configuration Manager and Windows 10: Better Together?
System Center Configuration Manager has undoubtedly come a long way since its Systems Management Server days, but now the changes are coming fast, with new updates and features being released several times a year.
Install and run the Azure CLI on the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSFL)
Christos Matskas walks us through how you can get native Bash up and running on your Windows device.