A little over a week ago, I attended Build 2014, Microsoft’s annual conference for software and web designers. As you…
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Welcome to part three of a blog series based on my latest PluralSight course: Applied Windows Azure. Previously, we’ve discussed Azure…
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Welcome to part two of a blog series based on my latest PluralSight course: Applied Windows Azure. If you missed…
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Welcome to the first of an ongoing blog series based on my latest PluralSight course, Applied Windows Azure. “Applied Windows…
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Let’s face it, keeping up with the latest on Windows Azure is hard. Whether it is a new feature announcement,…
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In our next Azure ‘n’ Action session, we will explore how many companies are leveraging Software as a Service (SaaS)…
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Since PaaS and Windows Azure have both been in the news recently, thanks to a favorable report from Gartner, I…
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AIS will be presenting a new series of Azure ‘n’ Action Café webinars in early 2014. We will have expert speakers…
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In my last post on Service Bus for Windows, we covered the overview, installation and configuration of SBWS. Now it’s…
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In a recent blog post, I walked through setting up a SharePoint 2013 development environment in the cloud. After doing…