Microsoft SharePoint has a bad rep. Too many of us still remember it as this clunky, awkward application that’s been sitting somewhere on the back of your corporate network that nobody wanted to use. The initial idea was to let SharePoint take care of the corporate knowledge. Internal memos, policies, how-to’s, internal blogs, Wikis… All
When the idea of productivity suite springs to mind, Google and Microsoft tend to follow. They are currently the two most popular tools on the market for the variety of reasons outlined below. While both offer seemingly near identical functions, file storage, word processing, etc. they have a few notable differences upon closer inspection. In
Support for Windows 7 ended on January 14, 2020, but over 20% of businesses still rely on this nearly decade old system. Back in January 2015, Microsoft ended its mainstream support of Windows 7, but now are ending it’s extended support as well.
Enterprise leaders considering the benefits of using Microsoft Office 365 to handle all of their productivity may find they need to give their employees a bit of a rundown of the suite’s full capabilities.
The modern server room is in the midst of a paradigm shift.
The health care sector has been a hotbed for technological innovation and implementation throughout the past several years, with medical organizations embracing the latest and greatest solutions and services to become more efficient and bolster patient experiences. In fact, some technologies have become mandatory, including the highly complex matter of electronic medical record systems that
Companies participating in the IT industry seem to unravel a new set of solutions on a yearly basis, obligating businesses to enroll their staff in programs such as Microsoft certification courses.
The technology sector has been in a state of perpetual flux and continuous innovation for years now, leading to some of the more powerful, affordable and transformative solutions and products to ever be released.
On average, Azure specialists earned $116,552 per year in 2014, making it the highest-paid specialty in a technology produced by Microsoft.