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• Q&A: Microsoft's Erwin Visser discloses Windows 8 mobile strategy
• Q&A: Microsoft's Erwin Visser on Windows 8.1 updates, security
• Telerik updates Windows 8 app development tools
• Microsoft ADK for Windows 8.1 arms IT with Windows deployment tools
• In mobile device era, Hewlett-Packard recommits to PCs at HP Discover
• Windows 8.1 security, management enhancements entice enterprise IT
• Microsoft's Windows 8.1 update cycle expected to burden IT
• Windows 8 updates, mini Surface tablets on the horizon
• Trusted platform module aids Windows mobile device security
• Standardizing on Windows tablet PCs to simplify device management
• Windows XP migration delayed even as Microsoft prepares to pull the plug on support
• Is a subscription for Microsoft Office 365 ProPlus too much change?
• Microsoft hints at Windows Blue agenda, speeds Windows updates
• Windows 8 app updates streamline user experience across devices
• Windows 8 Companion Subscription License may lower BYOD costs
• Lack of enterprise Windows 8 app development tools complicates upgrades
• IT shops put off Windows XP migration to Windows 7, Windows 8
• Microsoft plays up new Office collaboration tools to boost Windows 8
• Enterprise IT shops put off Windows 8 migrations
• Windows 8 adoption in enterprises hinges on UI acceptance, devices
• IT shops may skip Office 2013 upgrade in favor of Office in the cloud
• Dell adds Credant data encryption software to its 2012 acquisition list
• IT pros reminisce about the best geek gifts ever
• Application migration to Windows 8 might require third-party tools
• Q&A: Microsoft explains Windows 8 value in the enterprise
• IT pros troubled by Microsoft's user CAL price increase
• IT plays waiting game with Windows 8 application support
• Windows 8 security features improve, but IT concerns remain
• Will quicker Office and Windows releases help or hurt IT?
• Office 2013 release date may come early, but does IT care?
• Microsoft's latest 'bet the farm' operating system wager debuts
• Memory-stick makers ready Windows To Go drives for Windows 8 users
• Office Web Apps becoming more desktop-like
• Upgrade to Windows 8: Who will make the switch?
• 'Radical change' in Windows 8 user interface could require training
• Desktop security software gets proactive with application sandboxing
• New Microsoft Office 365 pricing pushes small businesses to the cloud
• Will Windows 8 downgrade rights cure IT's paranoia?
• Microsoft Windows 8 licensing changes aim to simplify, but miss target
• Is Windows 7 your last Windows desktop migration?
• Microsoft's cloud-based Office 2013 won't hit GA with Windows 8
• Despite BYOD and cloud, it's business as usual for Windows migrations
• Microsoft to deliver Office 15 for Windows devices first, iPad later
• BYOD and mobile cloud apps lead to licensing compliance issues
• Microsoft Office 15 features, licensing details emerge
• Windows To Go delivers Windows 8 corporate images via USB
• Windows 8 Consumer Preview includes new features for enterprise IT
• Adobe Reader gets no love from IT shops, but few switch from it
• Windows Intune helps strapped IT departments with desktop management
• Internet Explorer 6 apps hinder corporate adoption of Windows 7, IE9
• Windows on ARM poses unique challenges, benefits
• Microsoft licensing rules for BYOD not set; beware of snags
• Report: Windows 8 beta due by February
• IT pros to Dell: Stop chiding HP and start innovating
• Microsoft pre-release of Windows 8 now open to scrutiny
• IT pros get System Center-like features with revised Windows Intune
• Microsoft to roll out 'critical' patches for Windows and IE
• Three hundred million Apple iPhone 5s?
• Microsoft's yen for EA renewals drives Windows 8 push
• MDOP 2011 R2 brings new security, management tools
• Will Windows 8 undercut Microsoft's other OSes?
• Microsoft tries to meet IT demands for mobile PC apps
• Microsoft sweetens MDOP deal and releases Intune
• When VDI won't do: Tools to ease migrations from XP to Windows 7
• Windows 7 SP1 brings maturity, but not much else
• Microsoft girds for iPad war with ARM, tablet plans
• Visio 2010: An improvement over 2007, but still flawed
• Microsoft tardy to the iPad party, but may offer Windows for ARM-tablets
• Microsoft drops a holiday bomb on December's Patch Tuesday
• Weary Windows admins get a respite in November's Patch Tuesday
• How to use Windows Live SkyDrive
• Microsoft counters Google Apps with Office 365
• Creating an IT admin's PowerShell toolbox
• Microsoft's 16 Patch Tuesday terrors include tricks, no treats
• Microsoft issues nine patches for September
• How to opt out of IT vendor FUD
• Intel's McAfee buy marks a turning point for security
• Managing August's Windows desktop patches
• Microsoft's July security bulletins affect Windows, Office and Outlook
• Microsoft issues 10 security patches, including three 'critical' ones
• Enterprises accept netbooks as worthy desktop devices
• Office 2010 could be hard sell for most enterprises
• Microsoft releases 11 patches for Windows, Exchange and Office
• Google makes Docs more like Microsoft Office
• Are netbooks on their way out?
• Microsoft issues two Patch Tuesday bulletins, but omits one patch
• No legacy Windows support, no problem for some IT managers
• February's Patch Tuesday brings an array of bulletins
• Enterprises hold onto Microsoft Office despite Google Apps option
• New year begins with a light Patch Tuesday
• Microsoft beats the holiday rush, releases patches for IE and Windows
• Microsoft releases six patches for November
• Can open source OSes ever compete against Windows desktops?
• Windows 7 launches, offers salvation from Vista
• MDOP for Windows 7 due this month
• Microsoft's Online Desktop Manager caters to small IT shops
• Microsoft's Patch Tuesday brings a bumper crop of security fixes
• App incompatibilities for Windows 7? No problem
• Eight is too many characters for strong passwords
• Microsoft Desktop Optimization Pack 2009 R2 adds Windows 7 support



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