Microsoft IT Showcase (HD) - Channel 9

See Microsoft OneNote in action! Brian Moring, productivity trainer with Microsoft IT Showcase, demonstrates how to use OneNote for collaboration and increased productivity. Find out how to create a OneNote notebook, manage your task list and action items, and share notes in meetings. See how OneNote integrates with other Office apps, and learn how to access OneNote from your Windows, iOS, or Android device. Brian answers questions about best practices for using OneNote. This information — and more — is discussed during this session: [2:42] Create a OneNote notebook[5:21] Organizing your notebook[10:41] Search and tag action items[17:30] Integrate with Office suite[30:29] Store security to OneDrive[33:47] Access from any deviceAccess additional technical content, discover new and exciting career opportunities in IT, and much more: Microsoft IT ShowcaseMicrosoft IT CareersLinkedInGet the IT Showcase Windows Phone App

IT Showcase brought together subject matter experts from our Enterprise Mobility at Microsoft course to answer questions about how Microsoft IT designs, deploys, and supports mobility at Microsoft. In this session, they discuss Office 365 management, migration to Intune, group policy, device classification, mobile device management with Intune, Azure Active Directory, mobile application management, best practices for engineering teams and mobile application development, and much more. These questions — and more — are discussed during this session: [2:57] How has mobility impacted the ability to manage Office 365?[5:07] My company is moving our computers from domain joined machines to Microsoft Intune. We are trying to migrate our GPO settings to the Intune environment and can't seem to find any information on how to easily migrate the settings. Is there an automation tool or a set of scripts that will enable us to mirror our security settings in the GPOs to Intune, using configuration items?[19:28] I am rolling out Intune to enable bring your own device capabilities to a large user base, and would like to automate as much as possible. But I don't see much information on using PowerShell to export settings from a test tenant to a production tenant. Is there a plan to allow for full-setting automation?[24:50] For mid-sized businesses, do you see elimination of on-premises domains and switching to Azure domain membership or completely stand-alone devices managed by Intune?[32:02] Can Intune support multiple terms and conditions presented to users during enrollment for different countries, languages, etc.?[34:09] How should engineering teams be structured to be able to catch the wave of mobility?[37:55] Is there a migration path from another MDM to Intune?[39:44] If you join/connect Windows 10 to workplace, not domain join the device, how does this affect the ability for IT to manage the device? In this case, what is the best practice? Require Intune agent or other? Com

IT Showcase brought together subject matter experts from our SharePoint at Microsoft course to answer questions about how Microsoft IT designs, develops, implements, governs, upgrades, and supports SharePoint at Microsoft. In this session, they discuss modern team sites, governance, compliance, user adoption and training, Microsoft PowerApps, Microsoft Flow, and much more. These questions — and more — are discussed during this session: [2:51] How is Microsoft IT working with users to adopt the new modern team sites and pages?[4:24] If we already had a team SharePoint and we set up a new team site, do we have to rebuild everything?[9:56] How do you evangelize team sites technology?[13:19] How has governance changed with the availability of Groups in modern sites?[14:45] As a public agency, we have to monitor sites for compliance. How does self-service site collection with group creation add to the complexity of monitoring security policies and records retention?[17:55] How is Microsoft IT managing the environments for PowerApps and Flow?[22:23] Do you have a team that educates the rest of Microsoft to use all of the new tools? How do you handle adoption?[24:04] Do you still also have on-premises SharePoint?[27:28] What is the plan for publishing sites using publishing infrastructure within the new modern experience?[29:42] Are the current classic SharePoint sites going the way of the dodo and going to be just Microsoft team sites instead?[34:10] Is there a way to show the new doc libraries on the main page as a Web Part?[36:50] How and when will we be able to utilize the SharePoint framework within the Microsoft SharePoint Online environment?[38:11] Any plans to allow sharing of folders without requiring sign-in in SharePoint and OneDrive for Business?[38:32] I can share five files in a folder separately without requiring sign-in. Why can't I just share the whole folder without requiring sign-in?[41:24] Would you say that a migration took place from the on-premises t

Wayne Applehans, Senior Product Marketing Manager, talks with Dave Langer, Microsoft IT Principal Program Manager, about how Microsoft IT is improving supply chain management with SQL Server R Services, a new feature in Microsoft SQL Server 2016. Along with predictive analytics and machine learning, R-based analytics—such as linear modeling and clustering—help us discover business insights that increase efficiency in our logistics management, inventory strategy, cost optimization, and demand forecasting. Access additional technical content, discover new and exciting career opportunities in IT, and much more: Microsoft IT ShowcaseMicrosoft IT CareersLinkedInGet the IT Showcase Windows Phone App

IT Showcase brought together subject matter experts from our Skype for Business at Microsoft course to answer questions about how Microsoft IT implements, maintains, and supports Skype for Business at Microsoft. In this session, they discuss transition and migration strategies, integration with Microsoft Teams, SIP carriers, security, user training, and more. These questions — and more — are discussed during this session: [3:09] What are the key strategies for readiness when transitioning from Link 2010, Link 2013, and Skype for Business?[6:44] Will Skype Teams, Yammer, and Office 365 Groups be further integrated?[7:46] When do I use Yammer versus Teams versus Groups?[8:29] Can you speak to the future of response groups or third-party contact integration with Skype for Business online?[9:57] How do you install multiple Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) carriers in the same System Builder controller?[12:13] How can I synchronize conversations between Skype on PC and on an iPhone? Each conversation is currently recorded per device.[12:51] Are you running a contact center—such as Clarity Connect—internally, and do you face any issues with trusted application endpoints with maximum followers’ reach if many users add the contact to their own contact list?[13:51] What is the best way to use Skype as a remote admin way to help users with their PCs?[16:15] What is the latest on Skype for Business on a Mac client?[17:35] How secure is Skype for confidential client use?[19:24] When a cumulative update is released for Skype for Business server, I'm always missing the more detailed information. What is actually new with the cumulative update? Do you get more details about what's covered in an update than a premier customer?[22:14] How long does it take your front-end servers to rejoin the pool after security patches using Invoke-Cs computer failover?[22:37] Do you have smart card users at Microsoft, and how do you solve the issue for them to sign in from a mobile device?[24:22]

In our Finance organization and across Microsoft, Office 365 Enterprise E5 accelerates our own digital transformation—employees feel empowered to achieve more with business intelligence, collaboration, and productivity. We gather data-driven insights with Power BI and collaborate in the cloud with Skype for Business. To help provide security and ensure compliance, we're using Advanced Security Management, Advanced Threat Protection, and eDiscovery technologies. Our experience moves us forward along a journey of innovation and growth. Access additional technical content, discover new and exciting career opportunities in IT, and much more: Microsoft IT ShowcaseMicrosoft IT CareersLinkedInGet the IT Showcase Windows Phone App

Host Lyle Dodge chats with Pete Apple, Principal Service Engineer, and Todd Robertson, Senior Program Manager, about how Microsoft IT is adopting Azure Resource Manager (ARM) for resource management. They discuss how ARM enables new levels of self-service and infrastructure as code through streamlined resource provisioning. Learn how we are using shared repositories to distribute templates in Azure. This information — and more — is discussed during this session: [3:04] The Microsoft IT environment[4:55] Microsoft IT organizational model[7:19] Subscriptions – more targeted use[11:15] Azure Resource Manger overview[15:08] LOB-based ExpressRoute Azure Resource Manager configuration[17:19] Goal: Move everything to the cloud[23:00] How this changes roles and responsibilities[32:45] Repository overview[35:10] Deploy from the Azure Portal[37:33] Automated environment creation using Visual Studio Team Foundation ServerAccess additional technical content, discover new and exciting career opportunities in IT, and much more: Microsoft IT ShowcaseMicrosoft IT CareersLinkedInGet the IT Showcase Windows Phone App

To help protect against credential theft, such as pass-the-hash attacks, Microsoft IT enabled Credential Guard across our network on all Windows 10 devices. Credential Guard isolates derived domain credentials—and the process for managing them—in a secure container, using Hyper-V and virtualization-based security. It's one more way we reduce our risk profile and secure our network against cyber security threats. Access additional technical content, discover new and exciting career opportunities in IT, and much more: Microsoft IT ShowcaseMicrosoft IT CareersLinkedInGet the IT Showcase Windows Phone App

Windows Hello for Business replaces passwords with strong two-factor authentication by combining an enrolled device with a PIN or biometric user input. Dimitris Papitsis, Service Engineer for Microsoft IT, and Mike Stephens, Senior Program Manager, OS Security, share lessons learned when Microsoft IT deployed Windows Hello for Business on 100,000 Windows 10 devices over existing infrastructure, including Intune, System Center Configuration Manager, Public Key Infrastructure, and Azure Active Directory. This information — and more — is discussed during this session: [1:06] Agenda[2:10] Windows Hello for Business overview[5:09] Service components[11:20] Service workflow – lifecycle management[16:55] Deployment at Microsoft[25:25] Lessons learned and troubleshooting[40:03] Updates in Windows 10 Anniversary Update[46:16] Additional resources[48:50] Q&AAccess additional technical content, discover new and exciting career opportunities in IT, and much more: Microsoft IT ShowcaseMicrosoft IT CareersLinkedInGet the IT Showcase Windows Phone App