You'll see recent and upcoming updates to Teams for frontline workers and admins. Timely communication and access to information on the ground makes for faster decision making and leads to increased job satisfaction. We're building distinct frontline experiences crafted for Teams to bring the whole workforce together to communicate and collaborate on one unified platform. Microsoft Team's Vice President, Kristina Behr, joins Jeremy Chapman to share updates for using Teams on the frontline.
New mobile app experiences with Microsoft Viva Connections
Updates to the Teams Walkie Talkie experience for frontline workers to connect and collaborate on the go
Simplified provisioning and device management experiences for admin supporting frontline staff
New APIs and connectors to integrate
Teams with your existing workforce management solutions
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00:00 - Introduction
00:46 - Core frontline worker capabilities in Teams
03:17 - Improvements on Teams mobile app (Viva Connections)
04:45 - Walkie Talkie updates
05:50 - Admin experience: Mobile device management updates
07:09 - New onboarding wizard
10:15 - How prepopulated policy package works
11:52 - Integrate Teams with custom apps
13:02 - What’s next for Teams for frontline workers?
13:51 - Wrap up
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Find more on Teams for frontline workers at https://aka.ms/frontline-workforce
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Reduce research time for cloud adoption strategy in Azure with new assessment tools. There’s often a lot of room for optimization when you start to move your services to the cloud. Matt McSpirit, Microsoft Azure expert, joins Jeremy Chapman to show you how to build solutions the right way, with the least amount of trial and error.
Assessment tools can make it easier to find what you need to build or host your workloads in Azure with the right SLAs and help you to assess and close gaps on skill sets, stakeholder support, business KPIs and budget targets. We’ve packaged up the learning we’ve seen working with organizations. There are common patterns where your adoption strategy for the business can start to break down, and conversely, where they succeed. We’ve used these insights to inform our assessments which are part of our Cloud Adoption Framework — and they are completely free to use.
The Cloud Adoption Strategy Evaluator – look at your current strategy and get broad recommendations as you make the case for building cloud-based solutions
Azure Well-Architected Review – assess things like the reliability, cost management, operational excellence, security and performance efficiency of your workloads
The Cloud Journey Tracker – find the best cloud adoption path based on your needs
Developer Velocity – guidance to boost business performance with your developers
The Governance Benchmark – identify gaps in your organizations current state of governance
Strategic Migration Assessment and Readiness Tool – prepare for large scale cloud migrations
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00:00 - Introduction
01:26 - Assessments in Cloud Adoption Framework
02:51 - Walk through an assessment - tailored recommendations
05:13 - How to share your results
05:53 - How to save your assessments and track progress
06:40 - Assessment questions
07:57 - Wrap up
► Link References:
Find more resources to accelerate your cloud adoption journey at https://aka.ms/adopt
Explore more cloud enablement resources at https://www.azure.com/enablement
Find assessments at https://aka.ms/MicrosoftAssessments
Use the Cloud Adoption Strategy Evaluator assessment at https://aka.ms/StrategyEvaluator
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Options for migrating and modernizing almost any workload as you move it to the cloud in Azure. The act of migration, whichever path you choose, whether infrastructure as a service or platform as a service, opens the door to the modernization of your workloads. The Azure Migrate experience is designed to be a central place to track your progress as you move to the cloud. Join Matt McSpirit, Microsoft Azure Senior Product Manager, as he shares essential things to know as you go down your migration and modernization path, along with real-world examples.
Numerous programs and tooling experiences for migration and modernization come together in the free Azure Migrate tool, as the hub for large-scale migration of your servers, databases, web apps, and even virtual desktop infrastructure. This includes streamlined discovery of the resources you want to migrate, assessment of their readiness for migration, along with the act of migration itself. Additionally, built-in extensibility with popular existing toolsets help to ease your learning curve.
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04:16 - Database migration
06:33 - Web app migration
08:07 - Wrap up
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Check out our migration and modernization playlist at https://aka.ms/MechanicsAzureMigrate
For hands-on assistance for your project from experts, check out our Azure Migration and Modernization Program at https://azure.com/ammp
Find out more about how Celcom used the migration process at https://aka.ms/CelcomMechanics
See The American Cancer Society’s full migration story at https://aka.ms/ACSmigration
Check out how Capita Reading Cloud migrated 10,000 databases with just one person at the helm at https://aka.ms/CapitaMechanics
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Connect to space satellites around the world and bring earth observational data into Azure for analytics via Microsoft and partner ground stations.
Apoorva Nori, from the Azure Space team, joins host Jeremy Chapman to take a first look at the Azure Orbital preview. We’ll show you how it works and how it fits into Microsoft’s strategy with Azure Space to bring cloud connectivity everywhere on earth and to make space satellite data accessible for everyday use cases.
Azure Space marks the convergence between global satellite constellations and the cloud. As the two join together, our purpose is to bring cloud connectivity to even the most remote corners of the earth and connect to satellites and harness the vast amount of data collected from space. This can help solve both long-term trending issues affecting the earth like climate change, or short-term real-time issues such as connected agriculture, monitoring and controlling wildfires, or identifying supply chain bottlenecks.
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00:58 - Microsoft’s focus with Azure Space
02:16 - Azure Orbital
04:36 - See it in action
07:04 - Examples of space data readings
08:40 - How it works
10:28 - Use cases for world challenges
11:39 - Everyday use cases
15:36 - Wrap up
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Continue using your Internet Explorer dependent sites and web apps, as an individual user or at scale, using IE mode with cloud-managed Microsoft Edge site list for Microsoft 365.
Support for Internet Explorer will end in most versions of Windows 10 as of June 15th, 2022. Microsoft Edge includes IE mode for your IE dependent sites, so you can open them just as you would in Internet Explorer without leaving the Edge browser, and continue using these apps until at least 2029.
Join host Jeremy Chapman as he walks you through the transition to the modern Edge browser.
If you're new to Microsoft Edge as a modern browser, it brings productivity as well as privacy and multiple security options built on the Chromium engine. It's designed for performance and compatibility with current web standards. And importantly, Microsoft Edge is built with a dual engine advantage for compatibility with existing IE dependent sites that you use every day.
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00:00 - Introduction
01:09 - User experience options
03:06 - Admin experience
03:44 - Policy setup and create new site lists
04:52 - Import and publish site lists
05:46 - IE mode configuration
07:14 - Wrap up
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Use the Microsoft Edge setup guide to identify sites that require IE mode at https://aka.ms/EdgeAdvisor
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Set up Microsoft Teams Essentials, our new most affordable option. Get the best of Teams with easy instant meetings for anyone — whether they have Teams or not. The Microsoft Teams Essentials experience starts at just $4 per user per month with no meeting time limits. Jeremy Chapman, Microsoft 365 Director, walks you through step-by-step setup options.
• Sync your existing calendar with Teams. Configure email to be delivered to both Google and Microsoft services with dual delivery.
• Use Teams without migrating your mailboxes to the cloud. Allow read and write access across calendars in your on-prem mailboxes when using Microsoft Exchange.
• Experience rich online meetings with video and voice, chat-based collaboration with everyone on your team, your customers, or your partners
• Easily share your screen or other content with anyone in the meeting, and work simultaneously on documents in the Microsoft Office experience.
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00:00 - Introduction
01:31 - Setup options
02:19 - Paths to deploy Teams Essentials
04:07 - Walk through configuration
05:42 - Sync calendars with Teams
09:18 - Route mail from Microsoft 365 to Gmail
10:17 - Set up mail flow rules
11:34 - Wrap up
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Azure Virtual Machine Scale Sets lets you create and manage a group of virtual machines to run your app or workload and provides sophisticated load-balancing, management, and automation. This is a critical service for creating and dynamically managing thousands of VMs in your environment. If you are new to the service this show will get you up to speed or if you haven’t looked at VM Scale Sets in a while we’ll show you how the service has significantly evolved to help you efficiently architect your apps for centralized configuration, high availability, auto-scaling and performance, cost optimization, security, and more.
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00:00 - Virtual machine scale sets intro
00:32 - What is a virtual machine scale set?
00:47 - Centralized configuration options
02:30 - How do scale sets increase availability?
03:54 - How does autoscaling work?
04:58 - Keeping costs down with VM scale sets
05:47 - Building security into your scale set configurations
06:28 - Where you can learn more about VM scale sets
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Reduce the operational costs of stateless workloads by using Azure Spot Virtual Machines. When compute capacity in Azure frees up, and depending on where you need it, Azure will provision your VM workload on unused compute capacity. Spot VMs are then evicted when Azure needs capacity back or when the current price of using the spot VM is higher than the price threshold you may have specified. This results in considerable discounts. And although the price of your Spot VM will vary based on the amount of unused capacity in Azure, across different VM sizes, and in different Azure regions, you may achieve up to 90% savings compared to pay-as-you-go pricing.
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00:00 - Introduction
01:54 - Compute options
02:45 - Find the Spot VM right for you
03:30 - Deployment and provisioning options
05:18 - Architect your Spot VM for resilience
06:39 - Wrap up
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A first look at SQL Server 2022—the latest Azure-enabled database and data integration innovations. See what it means for your hybrid workloads, including first-time bi-directional high availability and disaster recovery between Azure SQL Managed Instance and SQL Server, Azure Synapse Link integration with SQL for ETL free near real-time reporting and analytics over your operational data, and new next-generation built-in query intelligence with parameter sensitive plan optimization. Bob Ward, SQL engineering leader, joins Jeremy Chapman to share the focus on this round of updates.
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00:00 - Introduction
00:38 - Overview of updates
02:19 - Disaster recovery
04:26 - Failover and restore example
06:16 - Azure Synapse integration
09:04 - Built-in query intelligence
10:19 - See it in action
12:52 - Wrap up
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Apply to join our private preview, and try it out at https://aka.ms/EAPSignUp
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Tour updates to improve your hybrid work and collaboration experiences across Microsoft 365. We've focused on capabilities that give you more flexibility in the way you work, whether that's in the office, at home, or anywhere in between.
The latest round of updates fall into two main categories: New ways to securely share your work while collaborating with people inside and outside your organization, and the continuous infusion of intelligence across Microsoft 365 experiences to save you time. Omar Shahine, Microsoft 365 CVP, joins Jeremy Chapman to walk you through all the updates.
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00:00 - Introduction
00:56 - File sharing and what’s new in OneDrive
03:20 - New in OneDrive web experience
04:27 - SharePoint Syntex and user experience
06:35 - Teams and SharePoint connected experiences
07:46 - Capabilities for recorded Teams meetings
09:04 - Updates to Microsoft Lists
10:58 - Updates to Outlook in email
13:36 - Wrap up
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Take advantage of the new pay-as-you-go billing model and seamlessly leverage the low-code Power Platform to spin up Power Apps directly from Azure. We’ll also show you how to package Power Apps as self-contained mobile apps. Charles Lamanna, Microsoft Business Applications & Power Platform CVP, joins Jeremy Chapman to walk through updates across the Power Platform.
Pay-as-you-go billing model:
Set it up and link your app to your Azure subscription
Only pay when people use the app
Track usage with new Azure Meters:
Power Apps per app meter- accrue costs per unique user of the app each month
Dataverse meter- get two gigabytes of storage + new overage billing when you go over limits
Use Azure Cost Management to track your spending and create budgets and alerts
Package Power Apps as standalone mobile apps:
Tailor and customize each app experience.
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00:00 - Introduction
00:59 - Pay-as-you-go
01:45 - Track usage with Azure meters
04:07 - Standalone Mobile apps
05:41 - Updates used by Xiaomi's demo app
06:56 - Additional updates
08:59 - Wrap up
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Take a look at the just announced capability to run Azure Virtual Desktop for Azure Stack HCI on premises, as well as a roundup of what's new in hybrid management across platforms with Azure Arc. Azure Virtual Desktop, formerly known as Windows Virtual Desktop, used to be an all or nothing decision in order to run your VMs from the Azure cloud. Now you can use Azure, Azure Stack HCI, and use Windows 10 multi-session in a hybrid environment where you get the full Windows experience along with cost efficiency. Matt McSpirit, Senior Program Manager for Microsoft Azure, joins Jeremy Chapman to share the latest Azure hybrid updates:
A unified management plane in the Azure cloud for your virtual desktops, whether they're running in the cloud or locally on Azure Stack HCI
Manage Azure Stack HCI physical hosts and clusters at scale with Azure Arc
Deploy a VM from the Azure portal to your on-prem VMware environment
Up-to-date inventory of your VMware resource pools, clusters, hosts, and virtual networks all in your VMware environment in the Azure portal
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00:00 - Introduction
02:05 - See it in action: Admin experience
03:51 - Other benefits to Azure Virtual Desktop
05:14 - Workloads running on Azure Stack HCI
07:11 - Improved management of other resources in data center
08:04 - Deploy a VM from the Azure portal to on-prem VMware environment
09:12 - Wrap up
► Link References:
Try out Azure Virtual Desktop for Azure Stack HCI at https://aka.ms/AVDonHCI
Stay tuned to the tech community at https://aka.ms/AzureTechCommunity
See the latest updates on the Azure update blog at https://aka.ms/AzureUpdatesBlog
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Prevent your cloud and hybrid apps from becoming entry points to cyber attacks and exploits with Microsoft app governance, now generally available. Jeremy Chapman, Director of Microsoft 365, walks through a cloud app-based attack and shows how app governance helps you get visibility into the compliance posture of all your connected cloud apps, identify anomalous behaviors and risk, and take action to respond to threats.
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00:00 - Introduction
00:28 - Cross app integrations
02:13 - Attack demo
03:49 - How app governance detects and mitigates risks
05:37 - Behind the policy and how to block apps
06:43 - Templates
07:36 - Wrap up
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Now free to anyone with commercial versions of Office 365 and Microsoft 365. Check out the recent updates to Microsoft Visio. If you're new to Visio, we'll show you how easy it is to get started, as well as how to coauthor and collaborate across Visio for the web and Microsoft Teams. As a Visio expert, get updates to the desktop app, including new integrations that export diagrams to PowerPoint and Microsoft Word or as a process in Power Automate. Mukul Kumar, Senior Product Marketing Manager for Microsoft Visio, joins host Jeremy Chapman to walk you through new capabilities and show you how to get started.
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00:00 - Introduction
00:41 - What is Visio?
01:36 - Built-in collaboration capabilities
02:50 - Advanced updates for paid expert users
03:29 - Visio desktop app
04:38 - Export to Word and PowerPoint
06:18 - How everyday users & expert users can collaborate
09:38 - Wrap up
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Tour the new Surface management portal in Microsoft Endpoint Manager. Get a single environment for end-to-end visibility and management of your corporate or user-owned Surface devices. Jeremy Chapman, Microsoft 365 Director, shows how you can go beyond configuration of your Surface devices. Know the status of each device, active support requests, and expiring warranties — all within the portal.
The Surface management portal works with all supported Surface devices, including the Surface Laptop, the Surface 2-in-1 line, the new Surface Laptop Studio, and the Surface Hub.
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00:00 - Introduction
01:45 - User experience
02:39 - View report
03:20 - Warranty and coverage tab
03:53 - Support requests
04:27 - Device management
05:09 - Wrap up
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Get started with Microsoft's new AI-based privacy management solution for Microsoft 365, which applies intelligence to quickly assess your organization's privacy risks and help anyone working with personal data make the right decisions. Alym Rayani, General Manager for Microsoft 365 Compliance and Privacy, joins Jeremy Chapman to show how you can automate subject rights requests for Microsoft 365 data and ensure integration with your existing solutions using our API.
Privacy requirements universally impact organizations as more privacy regulations are introduced around the globe. And just like security is a top priority, privacy needs to be too. Now you can build a privacy resilient organization where everybody working with personal data is empowered to be part of the solution.
For admins-
We've tailored the experience to what privacy teams care about to proactively identify and protect against common privacy risks.
For privacy managers-
We've built automation for processing subject rights requests at scale, and at quality, whether you're using our built-in experience or tools from a partner.
For users-
Understand privacy risks in the moment, or even in the context of your work with data.
► QUICK LINKS:
00:00 - Introduction
02:19 - See how it works: Everyday user experience
05:41 - Admin experience
08:00 - Policies
10:20 - Subject rights requests
12:38 - Wrap up
► Link References:
Get started with a trial experience at https://aka.ms./TryPrivacyManagement
Find guidance geared towards admins, data officers, and data workers at https://aka.ms/PrivacyManagementDocs
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Get tips for visibility and management of your cloud spend in Azure using your endpoint of choice, from the Azure Cost Management portal, Power BI for custom views and reporting, to API-based integration that feeds cost data into your existing financial system.
Matt McSpirit, Senior Program Manager for Microsoft Azure, joins Jeremy Chapman to share how you can configure your Azure environment to meet specific cost reporting needs.
Whether you're from the IT team or the finance team, choose from a number of options:
Azure Cost Management in the Azure portal- Gives you the most comprehensive access to cost management views and reports.
Azure Cost Management Power BI app- Great visibility with pre-built views out-of-the-box to track your Azure spend at the account, subscription, and resource group level.
Power BI desktop connector- For more custom reporting, take our base Power BI template files and customize by building your own views.
API-based integration- For ultimate control and customization, use APIs directly to integrate the data within your internal apps and financial systems.
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00:00 - Introduction
01:29 - See your options
03:32 - Assess spend by department or business unit
05:22 - Configure cost tracking at granular workload level
07:14 - Establish management groups or tags retrospectively
08:38 - Options for Power BI
10:57 - Leverage APIs
11:51 - Wrap up
► Link References:
Watch our episode on cloud economics essentials to understand the fundamentals of cloud costs at https://aka.ms/MechanicsAzureCloudEconomics
Get tips on naming your tags at https://aka.ms./CAFTagging
Download our cost management app at https://aka.ms/ACMApp
For guidance on the Azure Cost Management connector in Power BI desktop, go to https://aka.ms/ACMPowerBI
Learn more about configuring resources in Azure with the Azure setup guide at https://aka.ms/AzureSetupGuide
Find more tools, templates, and guidance at https://azure.com/cloudeconomics
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Stay ahead of external and internal threats — and balance performance, reliability, and security with Windows 11. Dave Weston, Windows security expert, joins Jeremy Chapman to share the rationale behind hardware requirements and how they provide significantly more protection against today's most sophisticated malware and attacks.
Cyber attacks are at an all time high. Many of the optional or high-end security controls from Windows 10 are now on by default and required on new machines with Windows 11. The Zero Trust security model is baked into Windows 11, from the silicon on the board itself, to the actual boot process, your login as a user, and the apps you use in your Windows session every day.
See the sites that hackers use, and find out if your organization is exposed.
Protect Windows from remote and in-person attacks with Virtualization-based Security.
UEFI, Secure Boot and Trusted Boot stop rootkits or bootkits. Secure encryption keys, user credentials, and sensitive data behind a hardware barrier.
Windows 11 requires TPM 2.0 on new installs by default.
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00:00 - Introduction
01:36 - Demo attack: Remote
06:05 - Demo attack: In person
08:01 - Virtualization-based Security
11:06 - Trusted Platform Module (TPM)
12:08 - UEFI, Secure Boot, and Trusted Boot
14:27 - Proof it works
15:37 - Wrap up
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To switch from MBR to GPT, check out our show at https://aka.ms/MechanicsMBR2GPT
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Stay ahead of external and internal threats — and balance performance, reliability, and security with Windows 11. Dave Weston, Windows security expert, joins Jeremy Chapman to share the rationale behind hardware requirements and how they provide significantly more protection against today's most sophisticated malware and attacks.
Cyber attacks are at an all time high. Many of the optional or high-end security controls from Windows 10 are now on by default and required on new machines with Windows 11. The Zero Trust security model is baked into Windows 11, from the silicon on the board itself, to the actual boot process, your login as a user, and the apps you use in your Windows session every day.
See the sites that hackers use, and find out if your organization is exposed.
Protect Windows from remote and in-person attacks with Virtualization-based Security.
UEFI, Secure Boot and Trusted Boot stop rootkits or bootkits. Secure encryption keys, user credentials, and sensitive data behind a hardware barrier.
Windows 11 requires TPM 2.0 on new installs by default.
► QUICK LINKS:
00:00 - Introduction
01:36 - Demo attack: Remote
06:05 - Demo attack: In person
08:01 - Virtualization-based Security
11:06 - Trusted Platform Module (TPM)
12:08 - UEFI, Secure Boot, and Trusted Boot
14:27 - Proof it works
15:37 - Wrap up
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To switch from MBR to GPT, check out our show at https://aka.ms/MechanicsMBR2GPT
Check to see if your organization is exposed on https://Shodan.io
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As you migrate to the cloud, here's a walk-through of Azure options for app modernization, from the updates for the containerization of your apps to run in Azure Kubernetes Service, to running in the Azure App Service. We'll also show you updates to the Azure Migrate tool to help you discover and assess your .net apps at scale before migrating them fully to the managed Azure App Service. Matt McSpirit, Senior Program Manager for Microsoft Azure, joins Jeremy Chapman to go deeper on how you can modernize your apps as you migrate them to Azure.
Target AKS or Azure App Service with the App Containerization tool in Azure Migrate
Know when to choose virtual machine lift-and-shift migration versus modernization with containers or Azure App
Service Server discovery in Azure Migrate can now use multiple local or domain credentials to inventory your servers
► QUICK LINKS:
00:00 - Introduction
00:51 - Options to choose
02:40 - Latest updates- app containerization
06:21 - Azure App Service: custom containers and migration
08:24 - Configure
09:25 - Discovery
10:05 - Assessment
12:33 - Wrap up
► Link References:
Try Azure Migrate at https://aka.ms/TryAzureMigrate
Check out our show that covers different migration paths at https://aka.ms/mechanicsmigrate
Get the steps to discover and assess your apps at https://aka.ms/mechanicsmigration
Enroll in the Azure migration and modernization program at https://azure.com/AMMP
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We're going to teach you how to use PSTN telephony options with Microsoft Teams Phone. Teams ties together all of the different communications modalities, so you can easily move from one modality to the next. Shift from a text-based chat to a one-on-one voice call. And just like with a video conference, you can easily add people to it to make it a group call.
Beyond pure voice calling, there are rich PSTN telephony capabilities that are available inside of Teams, and we've made it a lot easier to bring any endpoint, including your physical desktop phone to Microsoft Teams, or use the built-in calling functionality that's inside of Teams itself. Scott Van Vliet, Microsoft CVP, joins Jeremy Chapman to show you the latest capabilities and how to set it up.
Operator Connect helps you bring over your existing phone numbers directly from your telephone service operator of choice into Microsoft Teams.
Receive calls from and make calls to normal telephone numbers anywhere, on any device.
Seamlessly transfer calls from your laptop to your mobile device, without having to hang up and redial.
Turn on live captions with real-time speech-to-text AI conversion if you're in a noisy environment.
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00:00 - Introduction
02:47 - User experience and capabilities
05:42 - How to set it up
06:41 - Match people and services to real telephone numbers
08:41 - Day-to-day management experience
09:35 - Direct routing
10:06 - Wrap up
► Link References:
To learn more go to https://aka.ms/MicrosoftTeamsPhone
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Surface Laptop Studio is our most versatile laptop with unparalleled performance, all while delivering the best possible experience with Windows 11. Chris Greiser, from the team that engineered and designed Surface Laptop Studio, gives an in-depth, hands-on tour of the newest member in the Surface family.
► QUICK LINKS:
00:00 - Introducing Surface Laptop Studio
00:38 - Designing the hinge
01:09 - CPU and GPU performance
01:58 - AI-powered app demo - NVIDIA Canvas
02:58 - SSD options and serviceability
03:16 - Ports and battery
03:42 - Exterior design and display
04:16 - Inking experience with tactile feedback and haptics
04:55 - Camera and audio optimizations
Core to the innovation in the Surface Laptop Studio, is the flexible, and ultra-durable hinge. It uses a special form of woven fabric together with advanced cable management on the display pivot point and the base of the device, so it can bend up to 180 degrees.
This is also the most powerful device in the Surface portfolio, performance tuned with the latest generation of discrete NVIDIA GPUs and 11th generation Intel® Core™ processors. GPU performance is the highest of the Surface family with discrete NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 3050 Ti or NVIDIA® RTX™ A2000 for business. Also, with two USB-C Thunderbolt™ 4 ports, Surface Laptop Studio is capable of high-speed data transfers of up to 40 Gbps and it works with the breadth of peripherals.
Its PixelSense™ Flow touch display is 14.4” with a 3:2 aspect ratio at 2400 x 1600 resolution and it has a 120Hz refresh rate. The optional Surface Slim Pen stores at the front of the base with integrated wireless charging, so it’s always ready when you need it. The screen when paired with the optional Surface Slim Pen 2’s built-in haptics and tactile signals in Windows 11, enable a natural inking feel.
The 1080p front-facing camera has been optimized to perform well in low light conditions and even as you move or cover your face. Combined with Dual Studio Mics and accurate omnisonic sound reproduction, it's the perfect device for Microsoft Teams.
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Learn more at https://www.surface.com/business
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Surface Pro 8 is designed to be the most modern expression of the purpose-built, class-defining Surface 2-in-1, now designed for Windows 11. Dave Mitchell, from the team that engineers and designs Surface 2-in-1s, gives an in-depth, hands-on tour of the Surface Pro 8, along with updates to the rest of the Surface 2-in-1 family.
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00:00 - Introducing Surface Pro 8
00:27 - Review of Surface Pro 8 user experience
00:58 - Performance updates and specs
02:04 - Exterior design and tour
03:29 - Inking experience with tactile feedback and haptics
04:12 - Camera and audio optimizations
05:51 - Internals, connectivity, battery and thermals
07:43 - Updates to Surface Go, Surface Pro X and Surface Pro 7+
Surface Pro 8 was completely redesigned inside and out for the next level of performance and productivity. Its 13" display combines tactile feedback enabled through Windows 11 and the Surface Slim Pen 2 with a 120Hz refresh rate to give the best Surface inking experience to date. It now has two Thunderbolt 4 ports and the latest 11th Gen Intel Core processors. Commercial models now have the option of built-in LTE Advanced with Intel Core i7, i5 or i3 processors.
Beyond the updates to Surface Pro 8, we introduce updates to the rest of the Surface 2-in-1 lineup. Surface Go 3 has been updated to support Windows 11 with more powerful 10th Gen Intel Core i3 and Pentium processors. Surface Pro X is now available with a new WiFi-only option with Windows 11 on ARM, which now supports 64-bit emulation.
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The Windows 11 team gives an exclusive look at the Windows 11 performance optimizations, improvements to the Windows servicing model and orchestration engine, as well as policy management and the rationale behind Windows 11 system requirements. Steve Dispensa, VP of Enterprise Management at Microsoft, joins host Jeremy Chapman to take you under the hood of Windows 11.
This is the first Windows conceived for Zero Trust and a hybrid work world. For users, we've removed distractions as you work to make it easier for you to focus with the new modern interface and refined aesthetics. For IT, we've made incremental improvements that are designed to fit like a glove in your existing management tools and processes.
Save time- Choose which screens you want to focus on most with the new Snap Assist feature.
Save resources- Configure new sleeping tabs to go dark after inactivity.
Resume your PC from sleep instantly. RAM stays energized and other process threads run faster.
MEM policies for Windows 10 also apply to Windows 11.
Feature updates are delivered once per year; Enterprise and Education is supported for 36-months.
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00:00 - Introduction
02:09 - Prioritizing apps and processes
04:22 - Resume from sleep
05:42 - Reduced disk footprint
06:25 - Windows 11 hardware requirements
07:28 - Application compatibility & servicing model
08:38 - Update process for admins
10:16 - MEM policies
11:38 - Wrap up
► Link References:
Try Windows 11 for yourself at https://insider.windows.com/
Learn more about the new Windows DCH drivers at https://aka.ms/DCHdrivers
IT resources are available at https://aka.ms/Windows11Docs
Check out our shows on Windows 365 at https://aka.ms/CPCMechanics
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Watch how Microsoft's cloud-based SIM, Azure Sentinel, along with our XDR technologies, including Microsoft 365 Defender, provide an automated approach to threat detection and response. Rob Lefferts, Microsoft Security CVP, joins Jeremy Chapman to show you the latest integrative defenses and tools to respond quickly in the context of a real attack.
The threat landscape has reached a new level of urgency, whether it's human operated ransomware, or sophisticated command and control attacks, and the techniques being used are getting harder to detect — like supply chain attacks that embed malware in the apps and IoT devices that you trust. Stop these types of attacks with the right measures and preparation.
Put the right defense layers in place with the Zero Trust security model.
Increase your organization's ability to detect and respond before an attack does any damage.
If the damage has already started, contain the blast radius and quickly reverse any damage that has already been done.
Our integrated SIM with Azure Sentinel and Microsoft 365 Defender and Azure Defender for XDR apply Microsoft's unique volume and diversity of threat intelligence for early warning and response to give you visibility and depth of insight across your organization.
► QUICK LINKS:
00:00 - Introduction
01:07 - Preparation to stop attacks
03:02 - Demo of hybrid attack
04:56 - Where to start: Azure Sentinel
08:53 - Stop the spread: Microsoft 365 Defender
10:27 - Alerts
13:10 - Compromised user accounts
15:21 - Users on unmanaged devices
16:59 - Wrap up
► Link References:
Learn more about our integrated SIM and XDR solution with Azure Sentinel and Microsoft's Defender solutions at https://aka.ms/XDR
Watch our series on implementing the Zero Trust security model at https://aka.ms/ZeroTrustMechanics
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