Knee-deep in Tech

In this episode, recorded on the Power BI Cruise back in May, Alexander have a chat with Lonneke Opsteegh, a Dutch data viz expert, on matters of data, data literacy and data visualization!

In this episode, Simon and Heini discuss what is actually included in Microsoft Purview, news in Windows Autopatch and Microsoft 365, have opinions on Microsoft Teams, as well as dig up some news from Azure Containers, Azure Front Door and Azure Firewall.

In this focus episode, the trio discuss the shifting IT job market, the impact and necessity of personal branding and what happens to perception of we change one word.

In this episode the trio discuss Python in Excel, several things going GA in Microsoft Intune, the new open book exam experience, Azure Front Door with storage and Azure Container Apps updates.

In this focus episode signed Simon, the trio discuss difficult choices in the community. The conversation touches on privilege, taking a stand and using your platform.

In this first episode back from (a horrible) vacation, the trio talk about news from the Fabric blog, the wonderful name change for Microsoft Entra, news from Intune, something called Azure Boost, the general availability of the cross-region load balancer offering and new security and compliance options for Azure Databricks.

In this episode the trio cover the Power BI June update, curiosities with high-level architecture in M365, confuse themselves with licensing for Defender for Endpoint, news with Windows 11, developments with Azure Load Testing, look at Azure Status History and talk about what the summer holds.

In this focus episode, Alexander and Heini discuss the newly released Microsoft Fabric.

In this episode, Heini and Alexander sift through some of the news that are still floating around after the chaos that was Microsoft Build. Heini takes a look at Azure API Management updates, new features with Event Hubs, and tnew capabilities and a new pricing structure for Stream Analytics, and Alexander, true to form, goes bananas over the Power BI May Update, as well as discuss Microsoft Fabric.