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Das Wiener Büro der atwork gmbh befindet im Loft-Büro im Q19 Einkaufszentrum in Wien Döbling. Hier finden Sie eine kurze Wegbeschreibung und Hinweise für die Erreichbarkeit mit öffentlichen Verkehrsmitteln und das Parken mit dem Auto. Unser Adresse lautet: atwork gmbh Top 211 Kreilplatz 1 1190 Wien www.atwork-it.com Klicken Sie hier für eine Landkarte mit Bing Maps! Das atwork Office befindet sich im 2. Stock und ist am einfachsten über den Eingang Kreilplatz 1 (Club Köö) von der Strasse zu erreichen. Im Haus folgen Sie den Schildern mit unserem atwork Logo. ...

In addition to all the great features in Office 365, governance plays an important role, especially for large organizations. Richard Campbell, runasradio.com, interviewed Martina Grom recently about governance and tools in Office 365. The interview is available as podcast here. In this podcast, Richard chats with Martina about the various aspects of Office 365 that affect the way users collaborate with each other and get work done. There are bunch of great tools inside and outside of Office 365 to enable Governance. Check out the latest Office 365 Governance podcast with Martina Grom at runasradio.com. ...

Modern websites and website templates use Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) intensively. To load websites faster, it makes sense to reduce these files to the essential content. You can do that with many tools. PurgeCSS is one of them. See the How To here. I wanted to optimize a small, static one-pager website. I used a HTML5 template with Bootstrap 4. Nothing very fancy, but simple and modern. All my tests ran against my localhost. ...

When installing a new computer, it takes some time to download and install the essential software. This is what Chocolatey is for. Chocolatey is a cost free package manager for Windows using NuGet infrastructure and PowerShell to quickly installing applications and tools that you need. I am using choco since a long time, now I wanted to show my current packaged software for my new computer. See the script here. About and Prerequisites Partly taken from About Chocolatey: Chocolatey CLI aka choco (or choco.exe) is a client that provides the core of Chocolatey and the installation store for locally installed packages. You need to have Windows 7+ or/ Windows Server 2003+ as Operating System and PowerShell v2+ (not PowerShell Core yet though) and the .NET Framework 4+ installed. Just to mention, the installation will attempt to install .NET 4.0 if you do not have it installed, see choco installation and Getting Started. Besides the client, there also exists a Chocolatey GUI and Chocolatey Agent (aka chocolatey-agent) for central administration. ...

Delegate365 v8.4 brings a bunch of new features and improvements. Office 365 Groups management allows to teamify existing groups and to control all Teams settings including policy settings. The Sync Job can send warnings if many objects are deleted, Shared Mailboxes and Resource Mailboxes licenses can be removed, Reports can be directly downloaded, Room Lists are available, License Orders can be exported and much more. See a description of the new features here. ...

Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) acts as a central identity service and manages all apps in a tenant. When it comes to app management, Administrators often are confused why there are two (or currently three) application management modules existing in the Azure portal. Well, see the explanation here. An app can have many properties. The important part is, that Azure AD assigns an unique Application ID to an app and allows developers to add certain capabilities such as permissions, conditional access and more that is used by applications to access specific services. ...

The Microsoft MVP Award Program honors IT Professionals and Developers who support the Microsoft community and share their knowledge. The program´s renewal cycle is every year on July 1st. So, today it was a busy day on Twitter and the #MVPBuzz hashtag. We at atwork are proud and pleased that our MVP’s have been renewed for their community contributions for 2019-2020! The MVP Award is Microsoft’s way of thanking outstanding community leaders based on their actions to share knowledge and technology in all possible ways, from speaking engagements to supporting others in communities. An MVP is awarded for contributions over the previous year for community work. See more abut the MVP program at mvp.microsoft.com and learn about the award categories here and view all current MVPs here. ...

Yesterday, I wrote how to Update your Azure CLI with Choco. Today, I needed to renew an existing Service Principal Name in an AAD. A SPN stands for Service Principal Name which is used for automation authentication. The PowerShell az module got some updates (v1.0.0). So, here´s the full step-by-step instruction for renewing a SPN with az ad sp credential. This updates the steps described at How to create or renew Service Principal Names in Azure Active Directory… ...

I use Azure CLI from time to time. So, it´s a good idea to update that module… For example, I use Azure CLI for renewing SPN´s a described at How to create or renew Service Principal Names in Azure Active Directory. When I checked the latest version with az --version , I saw my outdated version: “You have 52 updates available. Consider updating your CLI installation.” So, the best method is to use Chocolatey - The package manager for Windows in an elevated command prompt as described at Azure CLI. To make it short: Simply run ...

Yesterday, the Insider Dev Tour 2019 took place in our home town Vienna, organized from the community for the community. About 60 attendees joined us at this beautiful summer day in the Microsoft Office in Vienna. See some snapshots from the #InsiderDevTour event in our Sway here. Many thanks to the team and to Gerwald Oberleitner, Martina Grom, Thomy Gölles, Christoph Wille, Stefan Bauer, Martin A. Ullrich, Shehata Haroun, Andi Pollak, Christian Nagel and Christian Waha, Bernadette Welly and Georg Binder! Our special thanks to Gerwald Oberleitner from Microsoft for delivering the keynote and to our colleague Martin A. Ullrich for the organization support and for jumping in into the 2nd session! ...