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Viva Connections: What your intranet wants to be With Microsoft Viva, companies get a new integrated Employee Experience Platform that brings together communications, knowledge, learning, resources, and insights in a collection of apps delivered in Teams. Heres how Viva Connections can be the gateway to the modern employee experience. Hiraman / Getty Images Microsoft earlier this month announced Microsoft Viva, a new integrated Employee Experience Platform (EXP) that brings toget...

Registrations for the event will open in June, company says

PHOTO: Microsoft Microsofts launch of Microsoft Viva on Feb. 4 marks a new chapter in the companys employee applications strategy, one which builds on its increasingly dominant position in employee productivity and collaboration with Teams to embrace the burgeoning field of employee experience. Viva combines tools to support employee engagement and well-being, learning and knowledge management, as well as experience analytics, all delivered through Microsoft Teams. In many cases the capabiliti...

Date started current role: August 2013 Location: St. Helier, Jersey Mark Herridge joined Calligo in August 2013 and is the company’s Chief Information Security Officer. He is responsible for driving the information security strategy whilst protecting the business from security threats and ensuring operational compliance to the ISO and SOC standards. Herridge has over 20 years of experience working in information technology in various security, operations and project management roles. With a t...

Users Can Now Register for the First Big Microsoft Event of the Year Feb 2, 2021 19:23 GMT      Microsoft Ignite will take place in March Microsoft has started allowing registration for its first big event of the year. Users can now register for Microsoft Ignite, which would take place on March 2-4. There are several changes happening this year and which users should be aware of. As you probably know already, 2020 has changed pretty much everything about these big events, so naturally, Mi...

2021 Power BI salary detailed report The Power BI 2021 Salary survey was popular enough to get some interesting results. In this post, I am sharing the result of that survey (which is filled by the public) as a Power BI report. The report gives you an overall idea of how much the minimum, maximum,…

Need a boost for the new year? Pacific Northwest geeks share the different things that inspire them December 30, 2020 at 9:48 pm Be a Geek of the Week! Fill out our questionnaire to be considered. Need a little inspiration to make it out of 2020 and into 2021? We’ve been asking data scientists, video game designers, engineers, doctors, students and startup founders all year where they find theirs. We’ve read more than enough about what has bummed us out over the past year. It might seem dif...

JetStream launches disaster recovery software, with support for Azure 25 Dec 2020 JetStream Software has released its disaster recovery software, JetStream DR, which will support Microsoft Azure VMware Solution. JetStream will integrate its offerings with Microsoft to deliver new DR capabilities for Microsoft Azure VMware Solution, employing JetStream DR software along with Azure Blob Storage. The ins and outs of the collaboration Microsoft announced its collaboration with JetStream Softwa...

Representational image. (Microsoft) Looks like Microsoft is about to completely change how we unlock our laptops and smartphones. In the latest blog post the company has spoken about its efforts in moving towards a passwordless future and its intentions to reach that stage in 2021. In the blog post, the company has stated that almost 80% of the cyber-attacks are targeted towards the password with every 250 corporate accounts being hacked every day. And this has pushed the company to bring a pas...

Microsoft will bury passwords in 2021 Microsoft has long opposed traditional passwords as insecure. The company has invested in various solutions over the past few years, such as Windows Hello, Microsoft Authenticator, FIDO2 security keys, and palm vein authentication. The company has now spoken about its progress on the path to completely eliminating traditional passwords, saying it plans to make them a thing of the past for all of its customers in 2021. Microsoft noted that nearly 80% of all ...