Tuesday, May 5, 2015

Happy we could get that cleared-- er, cleaned up

Microsoft touts new update service as way for enterprises to go slow on Windows 10 |

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Happy we could get that cleared-- er, cleaned up
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Microsoft touts new update service as way for enterprises to go slow on Windows 10
Microsoft yesterday announced Windows Update for Business as one way enterprises can manage the accelerated update and upgrade cadence of Windows 10. Read More


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