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By Adrian Alleyne, Social Media Writer at Microsoft.com “Lobot’s not the chatty type, but he sure is loyal. And great with computers!” ―Lando Calrissian In a recent blog post, I examined the current state of cloud computing through the lens of the classic science fiction series, Star Trek. In this post, I want to delve a...

You’re invited to join some of the leading experts at the cutting edge of the technology industry to “Rethink the Digital Workplace”. On Wednesday 21st October, Microsoft and SCC will be holding an event to discuss how technology can enable new, more mobile ways of working through Windows 10 and Office 365. This is a fantastic opportunity to...

Windows 10 is now launched and the new release presents a great opportunity to upgrades to one of the many superb touch-enabled PCs, notebooks, tablets and 2 in-1 devices now on the market. Offering a smooth, vibrant and consistent user experience, Windows 10 makes the most of the tremendous variety of device forms available today....

Microsoft has now extended the availability of its Partner Programme for the Surface Pro 3 and Surface 3 two-in-one device, so it’s widely expected that the devices will now become more widely available and accessible to customers that want to take advantage of this inventive 2-in-1 device. The 10-inch Surface is powered by an Atom...

Microsoft has done a good job rolling out Windows 10 in the first two weeks, analysts said today, and the general vibe for the new OS has been positive, despite glitches that dampened some enthusiasm. Microsoft has done a good job rolling out Windows 10 in the first two weeks, analysts said today, and the...

Original article by Mark Haranas via CRN The enterprise unified communications market is now matured and hitting the mainstream audience in 2015. “You can see that this market is now past the early stage and is now in the mainstream environment,” said analyst Bern Elliot, who co-wrote market research firm Gartner’s Magic Quadrant for UC, in an interview...

Microsoft has announced that it is retiring one of its versions of Office 365, and replacing it with a heavily improved version before the close of 2015Their existing E4 version of Office 365 will be replaced by a new version plan named – you guessed it – E5. This new version will include will include new...

Within the first 24 hours of it’s official public release, Microsoft announced that well over 14 million people had already downloaded their latest Operating System, Windows 10. Image by James Morgan A blog post from Microsoft’s Senior Vice President, Yusuf Mehdi claimed that: “It has been an incredible 24 hours for Windows and our fans. We’re humbled...

On the 29 July, Microsoft will launch one of the boldest products in its history – Windows 10. Why Windows 10?   Built to work –no matter the device Windows 10 has been built on a single, converged platform, with a tailored experience for each device type. This means Windows 10 delivers one platform, one...

On July 14th 2015, Microsoft Windows Server 2003 will reach its End of Life, but what exactly does this mean for users? For customers still running Windows Server 2003 support ends, meaning they will no longer receive regular system updates, security patches, or hot fixes from Microsoft. This could leave customers IT infrastructure exposed to serious...

Join us for a day of industry-leading insight, addressing some of today’s key technology issues in the workplace.The morning session will feature insightful presentations from key speakers, followed by opportunities to discuss and dig deeper into key topics. This is a fantastic opportunity to receive thought leadership from Microsoft and SCC, addressing subjects that affect your everyday...

When Microsoft developed the Surface Pro 3, they set out to design a tablet that can truly replace your laptop – even your high-end laptop. Today the vision of Surface has become a reality with so many people using Pro 3 and loving the experience. The Surface 3 is a tablet that has the ability to run all Windows apps...