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My daughter is in Primary 2, my son in Kindergarten 2. As they are part of Singapore’s education system, this also means for them that they learn Chinese (at varying levels) as their mother tongue, and also need to do some weekly reviews and practice spelling at home. For example, my son needs to practice the following spelling for this week: So basically, there are some words that they need Details
I’m storing my blog’s images in Azure storage and serve them via Azure CDN for a better performance. However, the images didn’t have a Cache-Control header so far, so they wouldn’t get cached as much / as long as I wanted to. And while setting the CacheControl property on my Azure Storage blobs manually is possible, I didn’t want to do that, but rather have it automated. Azure and automation? Details
Note: In this blog post, I’m talking about Azure Functions, which are currently in preview. Settings, functionality, pricing, etc. may still change. Introduction I’m constantly trying to optimise my life by automating small tasks, so that I can either save some time and get things done without having to remember them. For example, I’m a big fan of both IFTTT and Instapaper, and use these two in combination to have new Details
Last Saturday, I presented at the local Azure Bootcamp here in Singapore. My session was titled “Introduction to Azure Machine Learning”, and I was extremely happy to see that there was a great amount of people interested in it (as it was the first session of the day, some people even had to stand at the back of the room; more chairs were brought in for sessions afterwards). Here is Details
This coming Saturday, April 16, the Global Azure Bootcamp takes place once again. As I just move back to Singapore, I’ll speak here locally on the topic of Azure Machine Learning: Introduction to Azure Machine Learning Machine Learning runs predictive models that learn from existing data in order to forecast future behaviors, outcomes, and trends. A practical example for this is when you swipe your credit card somewhere and the Details
A year ago, Microsoft released an updated set of Visio Stencils with icons for Office 365 and related products. They updated the set slightly and also provided the option to download the “older 2012 version”: These stencils contain more than 300 icons to help you create visual representations of Microsoft Office or Microsoft Office 365 deployments including Skype for Business, Microsoft Exchange Server 2013, Microsoft Lync Server 2013, and Microsoft Details
Below are several links to interesting Office 365 specific content that I found in the past few weeks. In no particular order: Directly from Microsoft: Two ROI Case Studies “Read how small and medium sized companies are realizing financial returns from their investments in Office 365.” http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=28715&WT.mc_id=rss_office_365 Compare Office 365 to Google Apps How does Office 365 compare to Google Apps in “a day in the life of a salesperson” Details