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Desktop as a service adoption lags behind on-premise VDI, but the popularity of cloud-hosted desktops is growing. Here's a look at the top DaaS providers and their services.

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Use a 3D model when your document needs to display different perspectives of the same graphic in Microsoft Word.

The new Windows add-on for Quick Assist allows IT teams to securely support remote and hybrid employees via Endpoint Manager without a VPN.

Diving deep into the Settings menus, we can find tools that could reclaim gigabytes of lost hard drive storage space, which should be used for more productive activities.

If the boss wants to review a Microsoft Excel report every day at the same time, don't worry: You can use a Power Automate flow to automatically send that report on time.

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Simplify your data transformation by skipping complex parsing expressions and instead using Flash Fill and Power Query in Microsoft Excel.

Graphic reports share a lot of information quickly. If your organization uses Power BI, look for those stories in existing reports before you create them from scratch for Microsoft PowerPoint presentations.

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