Microsoft officially launched Windows 11 on 5 October 2021. Is it time for out with the old and in with the new? Let’s have a look at some of the newest features. Windows 11 Android™ Apps Possibly the single most significant announcement with Windows 11...

As with previous versions, Office 2021 offers the LTSC, or Long Term Servicing Channel, option. Office LTSC 2021 is the latest standalone version available through a volume licensing agreement. Why would you want to have Office LTSC 2021? Created for customers who are not yet...

Microsoft offers two similarly named services for small to medium-sized organizations, both of which require a minimum commitment of five licenses.So, how does a decision-maker for these entities decide which is the right one to choose for their needs? What is the same in both...

Behind the public hype around the release of Windows 11, on the same day, Microsoft quietly launched the latest version of the standalone version of their productivity suite, Office 2021.Unlike the subscription-based Microsoft 365 service, this product is for customers who prefer a one-time purchase.It...

Changes to the Microsoft Open License program In September 2020, Microsoft announced that they were discontinuing the Open License model. Initially announced for commercial users only, Microsoft has extended this to include government, education, and non-profit customers.Let's have a look at what this truly means...

Microsoft officially launched Windows Server 2022 on August 18, 2021. Let’s dive right into all the new features that come with this latest edition. Security This latest version of Windows Server has a multi-layered approach to protecting your infrastructure against advanced threats. Secured-core server Utilizing...