At WindowsITPro we feel an obligation and responsibility, not just to our loyal readers, but to IT in general, to sift through the topics of the day and create a truthful discussion about the future of IT....More
A new whitepaper lays out, not only Microsoft's strategy, but also the full spectrum of technologies Microsoft is producing to help with the transition to the public cloud....More
Sharpdesk Mobile provides the ability for Windows 8 users to receive and preview documents scanned by the Sharp MFP and also download the scanned documents from the networked device....More
Whether it's due to the lengthy process of deciding how the Dell company will move forward, or that Microsoft is ready with a large, monetary contribution to help Dell's future, Dell has announced they will be stepping off the Cloud train....More
I hear from folks quite a bit who are now bored with the stock themes that Microsoft offers for the Surface Pro and Surface RT, so this is your chance to make some changes....More
Where is Microsoft going with Windows, Office, and its other products in this age of services? Paul examines Microsoft's ongoing transition and evaluates how it will affect you....More
Cloud computing is progressing and improving. There have been significant advances in the cloud just over the last year, with the majority of the advances coming from Microsoft....More
Microsoft has dumped the snazzy dance moves and Apple-type music beat to highlight the true values of the Microsoft Surface RT in this new commercial....More
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May 2013 - The NameTranslate object is useful when you need to translate Active Directory object names between different formats, but it's awkward to use from PowerShell. Here's a PowerShell script that eliminates the awkwardness.