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Microsoft is bringing more Power Platform to Teams
New features for low-code development aim to make the combination of Teams, Dynamics 365 and Power Platform better together with collaboration among tools as well as people.
Blind People Have Won the Right to Break Ebook DRM—for Now
Advocates will once again be granted a DMCA exception to make accessible versions of texts. They argue that it’s far past time to make it permanent.
No longer in preview, Microsoft Azure Purview is ready to help govern your data
Microsoft’s data classification tool is now out of preview. We talked to Microsoft’s Mike Flasko about its future.
How machine learning speeds up Power BI reports
Machine learning delivers insights in Power BI reports—and it enables you to get a large amount of data into your reports to generate those insights more quickly.
Artist Jack Hughes Celebrates LGBTQ+ History Month with the Women of the Star Wars Galaxy
Most of the Star Wars action figures that Jack Hughes pulled out of his older brothers’ toy box were as worn and weathered as the used-future space opera they were based on. All except for one: Princess Leia Organa. “She was almost immaculate,” Hughes tells StarWars.com, overlooked by his siblings and rarely conscripted for a […]
Start training for a cloud computing career as a Microsoft Azure specialist
You don’t have to go back to school or spend a fortune to acquire the skills you need to break into the tech industry. You can take self-paced courses, even if you’re working full-time.
Microsoft bought CloudKnox because hybrid multicloud identity is complicated
Managing passwords and privileged access is bad enough for people—but that’s going to be dwarfed by the problem of dealing with non-human identities.
The Best Assistive Technology for Dyslexics
Whether you’re grappling with homework or just trying to get things done, these tools will help your tech adapt to you—instead of the other way around.
The cloud has changed everything–except how we market it
Commentary: Though the cloud keeps changing how we build applications, the way we market it has hardly changed at all.