Editors' Picks
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With cloud technologies, pay attention to the man behind the curtain
Enterprise IT ventures toward cloud like Dorothy toward Oz -- full of hope. But to unveil cloud's true benefits, we can't believe all the hype.09 Jul 2013
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Use Windows Server 2012 R2's Storage QoS feature to boost performance
Learn how the new Storage QoS feature in Windows Server 2012 R2 can boost storage performance and make the best use of capacity.09 Jul 2013
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An intro to Exchange 2013 RBAC management with PowerShell
New to Exchange 2013 RBAC management? You can use PowerShell cmdlets to verify role assignments and group memberships. Here's how.09 Jul 2013
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Microsoft WPC 2013 highlights Windows 8, devices and cloud services
On Day 1 of Microsoft's Worldwide Partner Conference, the company laid out a product strategy that focuses on big data, social, cloud and mobility.09 Jul 2013
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Windows Server 2012 R2 Hyper-V features: Generation 2 virtual machines
Learn how Generation 2 virtual machines, a new Hyper-V feature in Windows Server 2012 R2, affect storage with dynamic resizing, cloning and more.09 Jul 2013
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Exoprise launches partner program for its Office 365 monitoring product
Startup Exoprise, which recently launched its CloudReady product for Office 365 monitoring, has developed a partner program.09 Jul 2013
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Examining Exchange 2013 load balancing options
Effective Exchange 2013 load balancing starts with understanding your options. We outline the pros and cons of the four different choices.08 Jul 2013
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Comparing Office 365 pros and cons with Exchange 2013, hybrid setups
Before upgrading your email setup, weigh Office 365 pros and cons with those of potential Exchange 2013 or hybrid deployments.08 Jul 2013
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Restoring backward compatibility via a Windows 8 XP Mode
Microsoft didn't include XP Mode, which was in Windows 7, in its latest OS. However, there is a free way to boost Windows 8 app compatibility.08 Jul 2013
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Combining certifications and college degrees on the IT career path
A college degree or certification -- which is better? Each has its own merits, but having both can put you on a successful IT career path.08 Jul 2013
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Is it time to make way for Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync?
Is Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync on its way to becoming the de facto protocol for Exchange connectivity? There are pros and cons to that notion.03 Jul 2013
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Microsoft attempts to make Surface RT tablet enterprise-worthy
Microsoft's Surface RT is a consumer device, while Surface Pro is designed for enterprises, but there may be a place for the RT in the corporate world.03 Jul 2013
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Third-party products reskin the Windows 8 start menu for retro usage
While Microsoft has backpedaled on the Windows 8 start menu, there are alternatives to getting it to resemble the familiar Windows 7 start menu.02 Jul 2013
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Comparing Windows Defender in Windows 8 vs. third-party malware tools
Microsoft has strengthened Windows Defender for Windows 8, but IT may find third-party anti-malware products more useful than Windows 8 Defender.02 Jul 2013
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Five Exchange 2013 migration gotchas to watch for
An Exchange 2013 migration is no small undertaking. To ensure a successful deployment, avoid these potential mistakes.01 Jul 2013
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Microsoft unveils Surface channel strategy with Microsoft Devices Program
Microsoft rolls out a distribution and reseller program, the Microsoft Devices Program, for the Surface Pro and Surface RT tablets.01 Jul 2013
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Weighing Windows 8 features: Windows 8 drawbacks
After taking a look at several Windows 8 improvements, our columnist revisits his reasons for Windows 8 hate, starting with the Windows 8 UI.01 Jul 2013
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Big data gets personal about environmental pollution
What's next for big data analytics? Environmental pollution, according to the hot-shots at the MassTLC Big Data Summit, The Data Mill reports.01 Jul 2013
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Business tablet forecast for VARs: Looks good in early innings
With a good tablet forecast among businesses on the horizon, industry observers say VARs should plan for more apps and more devices.28 Jun 2013
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Legacy apps will keep Windows PCs alive: A #CoITchat recap
Windows PCs will stay alive in the enterprise thanks to legacy apps, but they'll also have to change, say participants in our latest #CoITchat.28 Jun 2013
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