Live from Microsoft Inspire (formerly WPC) in Washington DC
Rich Gibbons gives a hot off the press recap of what we saw in Microsoft’s Day 1 keynote at Microsoft Inspire 2017, condensing 2 hours into a little over 3 minutes!
Look out for blog posts and articles going into more depth on the changes and what they mean for you.
Covering Windows 10, CSP, LinkedIn, new products and changes to the partner programme, the kick-off keynote was pretty eventful.
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The ongoing legal battle between VMware (under Broadcom ownership) and Siemens is yet another example of why ITAM goes far beyond license compliance and SAM. What might, at first glance, appear to be a licensing dispute, ...
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