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Our annual guide to what major Microsoft releases are coming down the pipeline, and when.
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From mega-conferences like Microsoft Inspire and VMworld to more niche partner meet-ups, we've got your 2018 conference schedule covered.
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Riding on Office 365's success, the Microsoft Teams collaborative chat application has raced ahead of the more entrenched Slack.
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Satya Nadella rolled out a piece of Microsoft math that longtime Microsoft partners are accustomed to hearing, but it's a good message to hear repeated from the top.
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If it seems like Microsoft provides two or three different Azure services to accomplish any task, that's probably because, in a lot of cases, it's true.
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A Microsoft program manager this week gave some insight into the ways that artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities are shaping the Microsoft stack -- sometimes in surprising ways.
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A major focus of this week's Live! 360 conference in Orlando, Fla., will be artificial intelligence (AI) and its impact on Microsoft-focused developers and IT professionals.
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Here are all the Microsoft and general IT-related events you won't want to miss -- everything from day-long partner meet-ups and training sessions, to massive Microsoft confabs like Ignite and Inspire, and everything in between.
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Microsoft is taking FastTrack on a world tour to raise the profile of the cloud onboarding service with tech professionals and developers.
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Now that the tech sector is falling along with markets overall, Microsoft is falling less quickly.
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An acquisition this week by Microsoft should result in new resources for partners interested in building conversational artificial intelligence (AI) experiences.
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SherWeb is bundling some add-on solutions for Office 365 at the same base price as the underlying Microsoft cloud service to give managed service providers (MSPs) a more complete offering for customers out of the gate.
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Sometimes a customer is so big, and the engagement so broad, that Microsoft refers to the customer and the deal as a partnership.
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During the special RCP editorial webcast Wednesday on "What's Next for Microsoft CSPs: Partners' Top Moves for 2019," the attendees had more great questions than we could answer during the session. I want to hit on a few of them here, as well as provide some better answers for some of the questions we did address.
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IBM may be a distant third place in the cloud market, but its executives are betting that there's still room in the cloud gold rush for Big Blue.
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The revenue growth for Microsoft Azure year in and year out is nothing short of stunning.
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Although you don't hear about the Microsoft co-founder's tech advisory role very often anymore, partners who approved of Bill Gates getting more technically involved in Redmond should be happy to hear that he's still at it.
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Paul Allen went on to do many significant things in his life, but the achievement that provided the springboard for so many of the rest of his activities was the fortune he amassed as the co-founder of Microsoft.
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It's time to start talking about the Microsoft Surface in discussions about top-selling PCs.
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Private equity technology investment firm Thoma Bravo LLC continued its sweep of security and other key channel companies with an agreement to acquire Imperva Inc. for $2.1 billion.
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Over the weekend, Microsoft pulled the latest version of Windows 10 and other version 1809 operating systems, just four days after releasing them.