
Husband and father to two beautiful girls. Emmy Award-winning news writer, storm chaser, and Microsoft junkie. Loves to follow the Iowa Hawkeyes, Chicago Bears and Chicago Cubs... for better or for worse.
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Microsoft System Center Technical Preview Update 1608 Available
by Nick Weig
5 years
Microsoft has a new technical preview of System Center now available to users. The company designed System Center to unify datacenter management in the cloud. To download the latest technical preview for Microsoft System Cent...


Cisco Meeting Server Unites Service with Microsoft Skype
by Nick Weig
5 years
Microsoft’s battles with Apple and Google are well known in the consumer space. But they equally do battle with Cisco in the enterprise realm. Now there are some signs of thawing relations between the two tech super giants...



IT Survey Finds Promise, Competition for Microsoft Azure
by Nick Weig
5 years
A new survey shows enterprise IT professionals strongly believe that cloud services are safe and secure. That faith is crucial as the cloud industry grows each year by billions of dollars. A survey released Thursday by SADA S...



Common Data Model Preview Released for Microsoft Flow
by Nick Weig
5 years
Microsoft has released a database system for storing and managing business entities called Common Data Model. The latest feature for the Flow preview, CDM integrates into Microsoft Flow. Flow creates automated workflows betw...





Windows 10 Anniversary Update: New features for the Enterprise
by Nick Weig
5 years
On August 2nd, Microsoft will formally roll out the Anniversary Update to the Windows 10 software. The upgrade comes with a number of new or improved features that many IT specialists will take notice of. Security, Security, Se...


Turning Analytics into a Story with Microsoft Power BI
by Nick Weig
5 years
Analytics are used by business and website operators to learn how users interact with their product or website. In a way, analytics tell a story to an owner, guiding them to the next step for their company. Now, Microsoft want...

