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- (Not) Keeping Up with the Dynamics 365s 25th April 2018If Microsoft makes a bunch of updates to its Dynamics business but nobody is around to communicate it, does it make a sound?
- Why Gaming (Still) Matters to Microsoft 26th March 2018There's room for more than just business software and services under Microsoft's "intelligent cloud" umbrella. Soon, it will cover its gaming assets, too.
- Microsoft and LinkedIn: When Next-to-No News Is 'Good' News 26th February 2018In a departure from its other acquisitions, Microsoft seems content to let LinkedIn do its own thing. At least for now.
- Windows 10 S: Why It's More (and Less) than You Think 31st January 2018Early assessments of the lightweight OS have been dismissive, but Windows 10 S hints at a significant shift in Microsoft's development approach to Windows.
- 5 Microsoft Highlights in 2017 that Fell Under the Radar 4th December 2017In no particular order, I'm going to note the most-overlooked happenings from 2017.
- Growing Pains Persist in Microsoft's Quest for Enterprise Focus 3rd November 2017Under CEO Satya Nadella, Microsoft increasingly has been focusing on its enterprise software and services strengths.
- Nadella's Unsung Feat That Changed Everything 28th September 2017One of the cultural changes that has occurred on Nadella's watch that rarely gets little more than cursory scrutiny is Microsoft's attitude toward partnering.
- C'mon, Microsoft: Does Everyone Really Need 3D? 1st September 2017If Microsoft doesn't want to lose enterprise support for Windows 10, it might need to pump the 3D brakes just a bit.
- Microsoft, Please Cut the Digital Transformation Hype! 3rd August 2017With its July reorg, Microsoft finally has gone 'round the Digital Transformation bend.
- Microsoft Graph APIs: The Glue That's Starting to Stick 5th July 2017Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella called Office Graph Microsoft's "most strategic API" back in 2014. But it's only now that Microsoft watchers are seeing tangible evidence of the clear implications of Graph.