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Microsoft is continuing to add features to Windows Admin Center, including a new Azure cloud tools and features for remote component management.
The latest update to LinkedIn's Sales Navigator service includes a number of new features, including an easier way for sales reps to get the contact information on everyone involved in a sale into Salesforce or other CRM systems.
The company's software is designed to automate any process end-to-end and run independently with minimal human intervention.
Machine-learning systems need to be shown video information over and over, so they can remember it all. This new platform creates training data up to 100 times faster than human-only solutions.
The Portability Analyzer tool will help enterprises more easily migrate their applications to the new .NET Core 3.0 specifications.
Parlevel Systems discovered Slack, where it could create shared channels, hold private conversations if needed, field questions from multiple customers simultaneously, and meet internal target response times.
Universal Acceptance (UA) is the concept of removing all technical barriers that might hinder a user from accessing any name in any top-level domain (TLD) from any web browser, email client or other internet application on a connected device.
TradeIt’s home-developed APIs (application programming interface) for app developers are setting the table for highly secure functionality that covers any type of international trade format.
After getting feedback from Power BI users, Microsoft is making changes to make it easier for users to create and use App Workspaces.
VIDEODAILY VIDEO: Microsoft listens to customers, will continue Skype Classic support, and Toshiba releases new 12TB and 14TB hard drives for NAS integrators.
The company is rolling out two new Ready Solutions for machine learning with Hadoop and deep learning with GPU accelerators from Nvidia.
The company provides a customer-engagement platform using chatbots that deploys two-way persistent connection via private messaging with AI-backed conversational experiences, or “pypes.”
Negative user feedback in a Microsoft community forum has caused the company, for now at least, to continue supporting Skype Classic.
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Microsoft Not Ending Skype Classic Support
DAILY VIDEO: Microsoft listens to customers, will continue Skype Classic support, and Toshiba releases new 12TB and 14TB hard drives for NAS integrators.
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