Microsoft Azure' Blockchain Token and Data Management Services
With consistent cybersecurity threats rising with the passage of time the need for having next-level security interface and encryption tools has increased over the last decade or so. To level up with these latest requirements Microsoft Azure has taken the lead, Azure is a cloud-based service provided by Microsoft that provides with various features and services such as cloud computing, cloud transfer, data centers, serverless computing, hosting experience and many more.
Building Serverless Mobile Applications with React Native & AWS
When it comes to deal with the complications of building applications that serve dynamic roles in the world of IT, the idea of serverless applications is never out of question. Serverless applications are rather complicated to build but provide with various crucial benefits in the long run. Whatever might be the motive to develop or work on these applications the afterthought and benefits always get the best of organizations.
5 In-Demand Azure Jobs In 2020
Cloud computing has been a proven success at organizational as well as individual-level for a long time. The concept goes back around the 1960s, but the past couple of decades have witnessed a need to secure humungous amounts of data on the cloud. The emergence of 4G and other sources of continuous connectivity have also played a considerable role in the widespread use of cloud computing. While for individuals, it is more of a cost-efficient way to secure data, for organizations, it is all about increased security and remote access to important data.
Customer Success Kit and Remote Work Guide
Microsoft Corporation was originated on 4th April 1974 by Bill Gates and Paul Allen in New Mexico. The corporation was developed to sell BASIC interpreters for the Altair 8800. Currently, Microsoft best selling products include windows OS, Xbox, Microsoft Office, Bling, and Microsoft Azure.
Friday Buzz Report – Issue Number 3
Ladies and gentlemen, it’s Friday and the technology world is abuzz with news of a massive data breach at Equifax. Meanwhile, there is a massive hurricane moving towards Florida after devastating the Caribbean and another hurricane is all set to follow its footsteps. Amazon is looking for a suitable city to establish its second headquarters, and California state university has introduced interactive simulations. As you can see, there is a lot of news to catch up with, so let’s get to it.
Friday Buzz Report
We’ve gathered this week’s top tech articles to get you up to date faster. Enjoy!
How to Install Windows 10
There are a number of options when it comes to the installation of Windows 10. Some very straightforward others more involved, even complex. Much depends on the context of the installation environment. By context I mean, will it be a clean install or upgrade, or is the installation being performed on a VHD?
Install using win update:
The SMAC Stack: A Continuing Trend for 2016
As the year comes to a close, we begin to look back on some of its most popular trends. While some will continue to grow, others will fizzle out.
One trend that’s sticking around for 2016?
The SMAC stack.
With SMAC, companies have the chance to take advantage of easily accessible technology platforms to improve business practices and increase customer satisfaction.
What does it stand for?
Social Media
Mobile Technology
Analytics (driven by big data)
Cloud solutions
What is BYOX, Exactly?
I’m sure you’ve heard of BYOB, but have you heard of BYOX?
At one time, the use of personal devices in business was frowned upon. Companies provided employees with specific technology like laptops, software, and mobile devices in an effort to regulate data and ensure security.
Now, however, company executives and their IT departments realize that this may not be so simple anymore.
With a myriad of technology choices currently available, employees have developed specific preferences when it comes to using phones, tablets, apps, and internet browsers to get work done. Why carry around a company Blackberry and a personal iPhone when you can get it all done on one device?
Enter: BYOD (Bring Your Own Device)
Create a Unique Holiday Greeting Card with Photoshop
If you’ve ever sent out or received holiday cards, you know that they’re an easy way to maintain business connections or just keep up with friends and family.
This year, instead of trusting a drug store kiosk, try making your own holiday photo card with user-friendly design tools in Adobe Photoshop.
What is the MTA certification?
The Microsoft Technology Associate (MTA) certification is another path to Microsoft's technology certification programs. The MTA certification creates a new entry point to help those who are new to IT to jump start their careers.
There are three career tracks: MTA IT Infrastructure track, MTA Database track, and MTA Developer track. Each track focuses on basic skills needed to move on to the certifications needed for those specialties. The training and exams is not vendor neutral like CompTIA but more focused on Microsoft technologies.
The MTA IT Infrastructure track has three exams, each one is a certification:
98-365: Windows Server Administration Fundamentals
98-366: Networking Fundamentals
98-367: Security Fundamentals
What To Expect From Your QSLive Course
Some people are skeptical of remote IT training, and that’s understandable. As consumers in the age of internet shopping, we are often cautious of deals that sound “too good to be true.”
And the idea of being able to get the same quality IT training at home in your pajamas as you would in a classroom sounds very much “too good to be true.”
So what’s the catch?
Well, I journeyed to find that out by taking part in a remote Microsoft Excel 2010-Level 1 course via QSLive.
Read on to hear about my experience: