News
News
- June 07, 2012
07 Jun'12
Microsoft's June 2012 advance security notification lists seven bulletins
Microsoft is ringing in the summer season with seven bulletins in its latest Patch Tuesday announcement. IT pros should be on the lookout for three critical bulletins, patching Internet Explorer, ...
- June 06, 2012
06 Jun'12
Windows words of the week: Crying and chess
With a number of Windows announcements to chew on, industry experts' mouths were full of strong statements. Here are some of our favorites.
- June 06, 2012
06 Jun'12
What to expect at TechEd North America 2012
As anyone who's been to TechEd will attest, the event is not a sprint; it's a marathon. With hundreds of technical sessions, workshops, labs and vendors, the annual Microsoft event doesn't lack ...
-
- May 31, 2012
31 May'12
Microsoft updates its government pitch with new Office 365 version
Federal IT just got another reason to consider cloud services as Microsoft delivered Office 365 for Government. But is it compelling enough to migrate?
- May 31, 2012
31 May'12
Windows Server 2012 Release Candidate now available for download
IT pros eager to get their hands on the latest build of Windows Server 2012 won't have to wait until June. Today, Microsoft made the Release Candidate of its new server operating system available ...
-
Sponsored News
-
Innovating IT while reducing legacy complexity, with HPE SimpliVity
Sponsored by HPE - In a competitive global economy, decision-makers don’t have the luxury of throwing resources at an IT infrastructure that is incapable of responding dynamically to business needs. See More
-
Radical simplicity and predictive flash storage performance in a scalable, cloud-ready platform
Sponsored by HPE - Organisations wanting to succeed in the digital era focus on eradicating application disruption and cutting out downtime. To achieve this, many are switching to cloud-based predictive analytics and machine learning to prevent problems with their virtualised infrastructure that might otherwise affect customer service, profit and reputation. See More
-
- May 30, 2012
30 May'12
Windows words of the week: Joystick and bummer
Think a change will do you good? Tell that to an IT pro who's just completed an upgrade. This week, Microsoft watchers had much to say about what's to come.
- May 30, 2012
30 May'12
Virtual Machine Manager 2008 R2 SP1 update fixes memory leak, other issue
Three weeks after it released its first System Center 2012 Rollup update, Microsoft patched issues with Virtual Machine Manager 2008 R2 Service Pack 1.
- May 23, 2012
23 May'12
Windows words of the week: Speedy and cheesy
This week's candid quotes say a lot about the past, present and future of Windows, and what each will cost you.
- May 22, 2012
22 May'12
Microsoft continues campaign of openness, adds FreeBSD support to Hyper-V
Earlier this month, Microsoft said it would support open-source operating system FreeBSD in its Windows Server Hyper-V products.
- May 17, 2012
17 May'12
Microsoft releases updated MAP toolkit beta, security tool
When it comes to migration planning, Microsoft moves fast. The company also recently released version 3.0 of its Enhanced Mitigation Experience Toolkit.
-
- May 16, 2012
16 May'12
Windows words of the week: Tired and retired
Windows is dead. Long live Windows! This week, industry experts grappled with the future of Microsoft's venerable operating system, one quote at a time.
- May 09, 2012
09 May'12
What's in a name? Azure branding confusion and the meaning of 'badware'
Find out why Microsoft had some questioning its mental health and what mosquitos have to do with the ongoing malware fight.
- May 09, 2012
09 May'12
System Center 2012 gets first Rollup update
Microsoft issued its first rollup update for System Center 2012, fixing bugs and performance issues.
- May 08, 2012
08 May'12
Microsoft patches 23 security vulnerabilities, three critical bulletins
Microsoft addressed 23 vulnerabilities as part of its May Patch Tuesday update, addressing flaws in Windows and Office.
- May 03, 2012
03 May'12
May 2012 Patch Tuesday includes 7 bulletins, 2 critical
IT pros can now get a glimpse of the future, as Microsoft teased its monthly patches in its Security Bulletin Advance Notification on Thursday.