Tim Anderson

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Tim Anderson has been a freelance journalist since 1992, specialising in software development and cloud computing. He has written for a wide range of publications from the national press to specialist technical web sites.

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Chromebooks and G Suite: a good working alternative
15 Oct 2018
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Windows Virtual Desktops: Microsoft takes virtual Windows mainstream on Azure
08 Oct 2018
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How to make sense of desktop as a service
30 Jul 2018
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Making sense of Microsoft’s cloud developer platform
18 Jun 2018
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What is the future of Windows Server?
04 Oct 2017
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Microsoft Ignite kicks off with cross-platform SQL and on-premise Azure
25 Sep 2017
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Windows Management Framework with PowerShell
16 May 2017
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What is PowerShell good for?
16 May 2017
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Key concepts: PowerShell Pipeline and PowerShell Objects
16 May 2017
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Key concepts: PowerShell Remoting
16 May 2017
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PhotoShop: A manifesto by Jeffrey Snover, chief architect Microsoft's enterprise cloud group
16 May 2017
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Key Concepts: The PowerShell language
16 May 2017
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Why PowerShell is now a core component of Windows
16 May 2017
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The PowerShell Gallery
16 May 2017
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Cross-platform PowerShell
16 May 2017
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Windows Server 2016: Windows Server adapted for the cloud
13 Oct 2016
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Windows Server 2016: Improvements to Hyper-V
13 Oct 2016
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Windows Server 2016: Windows Server Containers
13 Oct 2016
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Windows Server 2016: Nano Server, a new edition of Windows Server
13 Oct 2016
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Windows Server 2016: The shifting role of server operating systems
13 Oct 2016
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Windows Server 2016: Protecting administrator privileges and mitigating breaches
13 Oct 2016
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Windows Server 2016: Software-defined storage and networking
13 Oct 2016
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Does Microsoft Azure make sense for developers?
02 Jun 2016
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In the Business Store, you can see who has installed an application and reclaim licenses
16 Oct 2015
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In the Settings area of the Business Store, admins can delegate permissions
16 Oct 2015
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A history of the Windows 10 Business Store
16 Oct 2015
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The workflow of Business Store apps from development to deployment
16 Oct 2015
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The Business Store after an administrator logs in, showing highlighted applications
16 Oct 2015
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The private section of the Windows Store after a user in the organisation has signed in
16 Oct 2015
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Windows 10: Preparing the enterprise
06 Feb 2015
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Windows 10: Universal apps run in a window on the desktop.
06 Feb 2015
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Windows 10: Creating a universal app in Visual Studio 2015
06 Feb 2015
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Windows 10: Universal apps share a lot in common with Windows Store apps
06 Feb 2015
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Windows 10: What is a universal app
06 Feb 2015
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Windows 10: A universal app has both shared and platform-specific code,
06 Feb 2015
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The advantage of in-memory data processing
16 Jun 2014

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