Category: Microsoft

The Microsoft Azure IoT Developer Exam (AZ-220) is a specialized certification intended for developers who design and implement Internet of Things (IoT) solutions using Microsoft Azure services. As industries grow increasingly connected, demand for skilled professionals who can build, secure, and manage intelligent IoT applications continues to rise. AZ-220 certification proves that a developer understands […]

The landscape of modern data solutions continues to evolve at a breakneck pace. As organizations scale rapidly in a digital-first environment, the demand for efficient, globally distributed, low-latency database systems is at an all-time high. Microsoft Azure Cosmos DB, a globally distributed multi-model database service, sits at the heart of this revolution. The Microsoft DP-700 […]

The Microsoft Azure Security Technologies (AZ-500) certification exam is a widely recognized benchmark for professionals working with Microsoft’s cloud security services. As businesses migrate more workloads to the cloud, there is an increasing demand for security professionals who can manage, monitor, and safeguard cloud-based resources. The AZ-500 credential validates an individual’s capabilities in securing Azure […]

The ever-growing dependence on data-driven decision-making has given rise to specialized certifications that verify a professional’s capability to manae and analyze information. Among such recognitions, the Microsoft 70-779 exam, titled Analyzing and Visualizing Data with Microsoft Excel, carved out a reputation as a challenging but immensely valuable certification. Though officially retired, its subject matter remains […]

In today’s digital-first landscape, businesses rely on an expanding network of applications, databases, and services to conduct daily operations. From customer relationship management (CRM) systems to enterprise resource planning (ERP) software and cloud-based tools, the number of platforms requiring seamless connectivity has grown exponentially. As a result, integration is no longer a technical afterthought; it […]

Microsoft has long enjoyed its status as a behemoth of enterprise software, championing expansive cloud offerings, sophisticated collaboration platforms, and a comprehensive security suite — all packaged at premium pricing. However, in a notable and rare shift, the company is now offering a set of discounted security products aimed squarely at frontline workers. This demographic, […]

Microsoft has, in recent years, positioned itself at the vanguard of the artificial intelligence revolution. The company has poured billions into partnerships with OpenAI, integrated generative AI into the fabric of its productivity suite, and overhauled the Azure platform to make space for every conceivable flavor of machine learning. From GitHub Copilot to the AI […]

Microsoft’s pursuit of success with Windows on Arm (WoA) has been a saga of missed opportunities, persistent optimism, and quiet reinvention. Over the past decade, the tech giant has launched various iterations of Arm-based devices, each time promising better performance, improved battery life, and sleek hardware — only to deliver mixed results. But now, with […]

Microsoft’s endeavor to harmonize its Outlook experience across platforms has spanned years, quietly unfolding behind the scenes while the company juggled evolving user demands and technological constraints. This reimagined Outlook for Windows, once known internally as “Project Monarch,” now emerges as the centerpiece of that vision. With an interface nearly identical to the Outlook Web […]

When Microsoft announced its settlement with the Cloud Infrastructure Services Providers in Europe (CISPE), the news reverberated across the European cloud ecosystem. Touted as a progressive move to foster fairness in the cloud infrastructure market, the agreement was initially seen by some as a step toward reconciliation. However, a closer examination reveals that it might […]

In early June 2025, Microsoft reached a widely publicized agreement with the Cloud Infrastructure Services Providers in Europe (CISPE), aiming to resolve a long-standing antitrust dispute. At face value, the settlement appears to be a stride toward fostering competition within Europe’s cloud ecosystem. However, beneath the surface lies a deal that seems tailored to protect […]

In today’s digitized and hyperconnected world, threats to enterprise environments no longer emerge sporadically—they arrive in torrents. From sophisticated phishing attempts to advanced persistent threats, modern security challenges are too complex and numerous to be managed manually. Enterprises, especially those embedded in cloud ecosystems, require more than just traditional defenses or reactive measures. They need […]

Microsoft Teams was once hailed as a revolutionary tool that reshaped how organizations communicate and collaborate. Emerging in 2017 and rapidly gaining traction, Teams became the crown jewel of Microsoft’s productivity suite, often touted as the fastest-growing business application in the company’s history. However, recent developments indicate a significant shift in Microsoft’s strategy and how […]

Microsoft is set to officially launch Security Copilot, its advanced generative AI assistant tailored for cybersecurity professionals, on April 1. This release will mark its general availability worldwide, supporting multiple languages and broad geographic regions. Unlike traditional subscription models, Security Copilot will adopt a capacity-based pricing strategy, billed monthly through a new metric called the […]

In a recent announcement, Microsoft declared that as of August 1, the new Outlook for Windows reached general availability (GA) for commercial users. In the accompanying blog post celebrating this milestone, Microsoft clarified that no immediate mandatory changes are being imposed on organizations’ Outlook configurations. Instead, the GA designation means Microsoft is now offering full […]