Simon Bisson
Columnist
Author of InfoWorld's Enterprise Microsoft blog, Simon BIsson prefers to think of "career" as a verb rather than a noun, having worked in academic and telecoms research, as well as having been the CTO of a startup, running the technical side of UK Online (the first national ISP with content as well as connections), before moving into consultancy and technology strategy. He’s built plenty of large-scale web applications, designed architectures for multi-terabyte online image stores, implemented B2B information hubs, and come up with next generation mobile network architectures and knowledge management solutions. In between doing all that, he’s been a freelance journalist since the early days of the web and writes about everything from enterprise architecture down to gadgets.
Getting started with Azure Sphere
Microsoft’s secure IoT boards are here. What’s it like coding them?
Ease into AI with Microsoft Flow
No-code connectors to Azure Cognitive Services make it easy to get started with artificial intelligence
Implementing EDI with Azure Logic Apps
Microsoft’s serverless tools can simplify integrating EDI into your business processes
The surprising Java support in Azure
Bringing Java code to Azure is a lot easier than you might think
Azure Functions grows up
Azure’s serverless platform adds support for warm starts, longer-running functions, virtual network connections, and Azure Active Directory
To Istio and beyond: Azure’s Service Mesh Interface
Microsoft’s latest Kubernetes development is set to change the way we deploy distributed applications
Put Windows apps on the web with Uno
Want to use UWP XAML controls on the web? Uno’s WebAssembly brings Windows UI controls to your browser
Easing into Windows Server containers in AKS
Azure’s Kubernetes Service now supports Windows Server containers. Here’s how to get started
.Net 5: What the merger of .Net Standard and .Net Core means
Microsoft makes its open source .Net the future of the platform, with some enterprise-ready tweaks
A new wave of Azure services lifts Kubernetes and Cosmos DB
As always, Microsoft Build sees a myriad of announcements. What’s important and relevant for anyone building apps on Azure?
Microsoft to Windows devs: You’re all Microsoft 365 developers now
At Build 2019 Microsoft unveils new tooling for Microsoft Graph and a whole new set of tools for running an application stack on your development PC
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