To expand the reach of its Microsoft Teams product, Microsoft has announced that the Office 365 group chat tool is now available for Linux. The Microsoft Team product is being made available in a public preview in .deb and .rpm formats starting immediately, with all Linux users' capabilities, although the…
Google along with a number of other trusted manufacturers announced OpenTitanwhich is an open-source silicon root of trust (RoT) project. If this the first time you have heard of 'root of trust' - well join the club. It seems we have lots to learn together. Google and others are taking…
There are a lot of reasons as to why you would want to speak at a conference. It could be community interest, building your brand or trying to get your product known across the audience. Perhaps you are trying to recruit people for your company. Or you are simply trying…
Technology evolves fast. Faster than we could have ever imagined. As tech continues to grow, different sectors within get bigger — and move farther apart. This isn’t the only side effect of continuous growth: software becomes more complicated by the day. Both these things are amazing as they bring more…
This is the seventh and final post in my series of developing your user group. In my previous post, I shared how keeping your members engaged and informed between meetings will make them feel connected and eager to stay involved. My seven-part series on developing your user group: VMUG Playbook:…
This week is VMworld, which is taking place in San Francisco. It's good to be back at the Moscone center, but I will miss Las Vegas as I always seem to get reach my step goal of over 10,00 steps per day. VMworld has been away from San Francisco…
This is the sixth post in my series of developing your user group. In my previous post I shared with you how to work with your sponsors and help them fine tune their message so it can be relevant and the most impactful to your audience. My seven part series…
This is the second post in my series of developing your user group. In my previous post, I shared how starting a user group is hard but building relationships with your members and going beyond “faces in seat’s” with fuel your growth. My seven part series on developing your…