Apr 19, 2021
The Operations Team is responsible for the smooth running of our customer’s server and platform environments and the initial troubleshooting of customer incidents. The Team supports environments where infrastructure includes, but is not limited to, the Azure Platform, Linux and Microsoft Operating Systems and roles.
The team supports our customers through the resolution of incidents relating to infrastructure as reported by the customer or our monitoring platform, as well as through performing general maintenance based on best practice methods raised through schedule tasks or through our monitoring platforms.
You will be required to work on a staggered shift schedule to cover support for offshore customers in different time.
Wednesday, 20 Jan 2021 08:15 AM MYT
Microsoft has been working for years on an alternative to Chrome OS, particularly for students. ― AFP pic
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SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 20 ― Several American media outlets are publishing early leaks about Windows 10X, the future variant of Microsoft s operating system expected in the spring. Windows 10X, which should compete with Chrome OS on relatively inexpensive machines, appears to have a stripped-down interface and simplified menus.
We first heard about this operating system in 2019; it was originally intended to equip state-of-the-art dual-screen PCs and tablets. At some point, Windows 10X will be offered on entry-level and mid-range PCs, mainly aimed at students with limited budgets, thus competing with Chrome OS, which is used on the very popular Chromebooks in the United States.
the documents are heavily redacted and don t appear to shed new light on the case. let s turn to business headlines, where reports are surfacing russia is in the process of ridding its government offices of microsoft software. this comes as microsoft accuses russian hackers of exploiting a recently discovered windows security flaw. cnbc s jeff cutmore joins us from london. this is kind of a hard thing to do, to stop using microsoft software. it s sort of the way everybody in the world does business. yeah, absolutely, but it s a long-term plan of president putin to reduce russia s reliance on what it sees as u.s. technology, which is why they say they are going to take the systems out, but i think what should be more worrying for everybody is the spear fishing attacks that have taken place on microsoft operating systems. now, microsoft says they are going to release a patch november 8th, which should prevent any problems with this attempted hacking, but they,