Talking About New Features in PowerShell I recently had the opportunity to join Run As Radio once again to discuss the latest innovations in PowerShell and where the platform continues to evolve for IT professionals, administrators, and automation engineers. As someone who spends a significant amount of time helping customers modernize operations through automation, PowerShell

A simple keyboard shortcut that makes rearranging code quick and effortless Small editing shortcuts can make a big difference over the course of a day. In Visual Studio Code, Alt+Up and Alt+Down let you move the current line, or an entire selected block, without cutting, pasting, or fixing indentation afterward. How It Works Place the

I will speaking at Live! 360 Tech Con in Orlando, November 15–20, 2026 If you have not been, here is what makes this one different: it is six co-located conferences for the whole tech team, under one roof and one ticket: Visual Studio Live!, Data Platform Live!, AI Live!, AI Enterprise Architecture Live!, Cybersecurity &

What It Means for Your Organization and How to Prepare Understanding End of Life support for Exchange Server 2019 and 2016 Microsoft Exchange Server has been a cornerstone of email and collaboration for businesses of all sizes for decades. However, as technology evolves, so too does the lifecycle of the software we rely on. Both

Why Exchange SE Makes Upgrades Easier Than Ever With Exchange Subscription Edition (SE), Microsoft's latest evolution in their Exchange Server line, an in-place upgrade is possible. This is literally just a rebranded, Exchange 2019 CU16. Which is why an in-place upgrade is available. Because it is just another Cumulative Update (CU) installation. Conclusion If you

Preparing Your Organization for Deployment Success Introduction Microsoft has officially announced the Release to Manufacturing (RTM) of Exchange Server SE Edition, marking a significant milestone for organizations relying on on-premises email infrastructure. What Does "Release to Manufacturing" Mean? Release to Manufacturing (RTM) is the stage when a product's code is finalized and delivered to manufacturers

A recent question was asked about Microsoft M365 Copilot licening. Does a tenant need to license all users or is a subset of users available? M365 Copilot is like any other workload, you see the licenses in the admin center and can assign them to individuals or groups using the GUI or PowerShell. From the

For Microsoft M365 Copilot, you need to be on the Current Channel release of Click to Run applications. Monthly and Semi-annual are not yet currently supported for M365 Copilot. Therefore, if you are planning on rolling out Microsoft M365 Copilot for your tenant, you need to ensure you are on the Current Channel deployment. Will

I was recently working with a customer enabling Copilot for their end users. After the Copilot license was assigned, it took several minutes to have Outlook for Windows, Word, PowerPoint, and Teams to have the Copilot option appear. However, the Outlook for Mobile app was taking longer. As a first step (as always it seems

You can now relax the PowerShell throttling in your tenant, following these steps. Just like the EWS throttling change, you can do the same task for PowerShell. To request a relaxation of the PowerShell throttling, follow these steps. When logged into the O365 admin portal, simply select the ‘Need help?’ icon at the bottom right