If you’re an IT pro in endpoint management who didn’t attend the Midwest Management Summit (MMS) last month, you missed out. The Minneapolis-based conference has quickly become famous for having some of the best technical sessions anywhere…
At MMS, I presented a session with Johan Arwidmark called A Day in the Life of an OSD guru. Times certainly are changing, and unless you’ve been living under a rock, you know that the way Operating Systems are…
Join MVPs Kim Oppalfens and Ami Casto for an illuminating discussion about the ConfigMgr State of the Union from MMS 2018. Watch ConfigMgr State of the Union 2018 with Kim Oppelfens from Adaptiva Team on Vimeo. Listen…
About the Windows 10 Application Security Webinar Adaptiva recently hosted a great webinar on Windows 10 Application Security with Sami Laiho, global security expert. Microsoft MVP Ami Casto joined as well. Windows 10 Applicaton Security Sami Laiho Leading Global Security…
Windows 10 1803, the April update, was released on April 30th. After some initial delays, we are finally able to get our hands on it and try out the cool new features. Let’s take a look at a selection…
Moscone Center in April was a bustling, exciting locale welcoming all to the RSA Conference. Across all the center’s buildings, there were sessions about everything from email security to how DARPA scopes and prioritizes projects. Lots going on in…
In this podcast episode, Ami and Bill talk with Microsoft MVP and MCT Mirko Colemberg about ConfigMgr, Intune, and practical use of modern management. Plus did you know that Switzerland has a national apprenticeship program that has the same credentials…
You know how fast your Windows 10 migration going, but what about everyone else’s? Adaptiva recently published the findings from our 2018 Windows 10 Enterprise Impact Survey. We asked more than 400 IT professionals how far along they were…
Your Windows 10 enterprise is only as secure as the shadiest app allowed to run. No matter how carefully you configure the OS itself, it can still run recklessly insecure applications. The obvious solution is; don’t let users run…