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Why enterprise IT should embrace the cloud business model
Many cloud providers offer catalogues of fixed-configuration VMs, and adopting this cloud business model could greatly benefit enterprise IT.Feature
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Windows admins get surprise Skype update in WSUS, more Microsoft licensing hikes
Windows admins aren’t happy about the surprise Skype update in WSUS, new RemoteFX requirements or Microsoft’s latest licensing changes – and had plenty to say about it this week.News | 28 Jun 2012
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Windows words of the week: TechEd 2012 edition
The chatter at Microsoft's annual technical event came from all angles. Here are some of the gems from onstage, in the crowd and online.News | 13 Jun 2012
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Microsoft updates its government pitch with new Office 365 version
Federal IT just got another reason to consider cloud services as Microsoft delivered Office 365 for Government. But is it compelling enough to migrate?News | 31 May 2012
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Windows words of the week: Joystick and bummer
Think a change will do you good? Tell that to an IT pro who's just completed an upgrade. This week, Microsoft watchers had much to say about what's to come.News | 30 May 2012
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Top 10 reasons why you shouldn’t ignore mobile device security
What’s your company’s mobile security strategy? You don’t really worry about it? These 10 reasons will make you rethink that decision.Tip
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Where Windows managers should spend their upgrade money
Ready to invest in a system upgrade, but unsure where to start? Our expert offers ideas on where your funds will be best allocated.Answer
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Preparing for Windows workstation security breaches
Remember that your users’ Windows workstations are just as vulnerable to security breaches as the rest of your system. Here’s how to prepare for the worst.Tip
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Seven free tools Windows managers shouldn’t be without
Everyone can use a little help from time to time, especially IT and Windows managers. Stock up on these free tools and receive assistance without spending a dime.Tip
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Eight best practices for retaining IT talent
All companies concentrate on hiring the right people for IT, but few focus on retaining them. These tips will help you engage your staff members and build loyalty within the group.Tip
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Tech Watch: The Windows 8 touch interface could change the way we work
The Windows 8 touch interface promises to change the way we work, but businesses need to adopt new hardware and apps need to be developed first.Feature
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Will you apps work under Windows 8?
This critical webcast takes an in-depth look at the application compatibility of Windows 8, discussing how easy it actually is to move your critical applications from Windows 7 or XP.Webcast
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Windows 8 Enterprise has notable features not in Windows 8 Pro
Windows 8 Enterprise has features absent in the Windows 8 Professional edition, including Windows To Go and DirectAccess.Tip
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live USB (operating system on a stick)
Windows To Go is a feature of Windows 8 Enterprise edition that allows administrators to put a full blown copy of Windows 8 on an external USB 3.0 storage device.Definition
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Windows To Go
Windows To Go is a feature of the Windows 8 Enterprise operating system that allows it to be copied to a portable USB storage device. Microsoft promotes the feature as a useful tool for mobile employees and disaster recovery.Definition
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registry key
In the Windows 98, CE, NT, and 2000 operating systems, a registry key is an organizational unit in the Windows registry. To a lay person, a registry key looks just like any other Windows folder.Definition
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Microsoft makes a huge pitch to its partners, boasts of 'epic' year
Windows news made big headlines this week, but the most significant story had to do with downsizing.News | 12 Jul 2012
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Windows admins get surprise Skype update in WSUS, more Microsoft licensing hikes
Windows admins aren’t happy about the surprise Skype update in WSUS, new RemoteFX requirements or Microsoft’s latest licensing changes – and had plenty to say about it this week.News | 28 Jun 2012
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How Hyper-V, Surface and Windows Phone impact Microsoft's relationships
With a bevy of announcements this week, Microsoft asserted its position in the market – but at what cost to partners and customers?News | 21 Jun 2012
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Windows words of the week: TechEd 2012 edition
The chatter at Microsoft's annual technical event came from all angles. Here are some of the gems from onstage, in the crowd and online.News | 13 Jun 2012
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Windows admins get surprise Skype update in WSUS, more Microsoft licensing hikes
Windows admins aren’t happy about the surprise Skype update in WSUS, new RemoteFX requirements or Microsoft’s latest licensing changes – and had plenty to say about it this week.News | 28 Jun 2012
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Windows words of the week: TechEd 2012 edition
The chatter at Microsoft's annual technical event came from all angles. Here are some of the gems from onstage, in the crowd and online.News | 13 Jun 2012
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Q&A: Taking a closer look at System Center Operations Manager 2012
Microsoft's Adam Hall runs down the significant changes made to the Operations Manager component in System Center 2012 and the thinking behind them.Feature
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Windows words of the week: Speedy and cheesy
This week's candid quotes say a lot about the past, present and future of Windows, and what each will cost you.News | 23 May 2012
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Windows words of the week: Tired and retired
Windows is dead. Long live Windows! This week, industry experts grappled with the future of Microsoft's venerable operating system, one quote at a time.News | 16 May 2012
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Microsoft makes a huge pitch to its partners, boasts of 'epic' year
Windows news made big headlines this week, but the most significant story had to do with downsizing.News | 12 Jul 2012
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Windows admins get surprise Skype update in WSUS, more Microsoft licensing hikes
Windows admins aren’t happy about the surprise Skype update in WSUS, new RemoteFX requirements or Microsoft’s latest licensing changes – and had plenty to say about it this week.News | 28 Jun 2012
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Windows words of the week: TechEd 2012 edition
The chatter at Microsoft's annual technical event came from all angles. Here are some of the gems from onstage, in the crowd and online.News | 13 Jun 2012
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Windows words of the week: Crying and chess
With a number of Windows announcements to chew on, industry experts' mouths were full of strong statements. Here are some of our favorites.News | 06 Jun 2012
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Windows words of the week: Joystick and bummer
Think a change will do you good? Tell that to an IT pro who's just completed an upgrade. This week, Microsoft watchers had much to say about what's to come.News | 30 May 2012
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Q&A: Taking a closer look at System Center Operations Manager 2012
Microsoft's Adam Hall runs down the significant changes made to the Operations Manager component in System Center 2012 and the thinking behind them.Feature
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Windows words of the week: Tired and retired
Windows is dead. Long live Windows! This week, industry experts grappled with the future of Microsoft's venerable operating system, one quote at a time.News | 16 May 2012
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Active Directory domain joins and Microsoft certifications: less important than you think
In this new feature, we examine Windows quotes and tell the stories behind the sound bites. First up: Why you need to rethink Active Directory domain joins.News | 02 May 2012
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Preparing for Windows workstation security breaches
Remember that your users’ Windows workstations are just as vulnerable to security breaches as the rest of your system. Here’s how to prepare for the worst.Tip
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Five Windows environment security flaws you may be forgetting
IT managers know all about the biggest Windows vulnerabilities. But did you remember to include these five potential flaws in your security checklist?Tip
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Windows admins get surprise Skype update in WSUS, more Microsoft licensing hikes
Windows admins aren’t happy about the surprise Skype update in WSUS, new RemoteFX requirements or Microsoft’s latest licensing changes – and had plenty to say about it this week.News | 28 Jun 2012
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Windows words of the week: TechEd 2012 edition
The chatter at Microsoft's annual technical event came from all angles. Here are some of the gems from onstage, in the crowd and online.News | 13 Jun 2012