Last week I visited Microsoft’s Quantum Lab at TU Delft, exploring advancements in quantum computing and its implications for cybersecurity, particularly regarding encryption. The rise of quantum technology necessitates new cryptographic methods to protect sensitive data against potential future threats.
Microsoft Ignite 2025 put a strong spotlight on the essential role of security, compliance, and governance in adopting AI at scale.
From new AI agent management capabilities to deeper data governance insights, it’s clear that responsible AI is becoming the backbone of every modern organization.
As enterprises embrace agentic AI, protecting sensitive data becomes mission-critical. This blog explores how Microsoft Purview enables real-time classification, labeling, and protection across Azure Cosmos DB and Blob Storage—ensuring agents only reveal what users are authorized to see.
With Purview SDK integration, your AI agents become policy-aware, enforcing DLP and access controls inline. A must-read for anyone building secure, scalable AI solutions.
This week I did a session on document and records management with SharePoint 2010. In the discussion we came to
I just came across this little video showing the DWR Experience. DWR stands for the Digitale Werkomgeving Rijksoverheid and it
Microsoft has announced the Wave 14 version of Office Communications Server. It is called Lync. More information: http://www.microsoft.com/Presspass/press/2010/sep10/LyncPR.mspx
A nice video from our Microsoft friends on the workings of SharePoint 2010 and BI.
Some posts back I talked about Sogeti’s TeamPark methodology for social collaboration. TeamPark is a way of thinking as well
Some time ago I looked into the possibilities of SharePoint 2007 as a (certified) platform for records management. My first
Although it is a bit dated, this document of Gartner (feb 2010) describes Gartner’s view on SharePoint 2010. Nice to
I love blogs…. Here a nice post on the web 2.0 features of SharePoint 2010. And here’s one on the
Sogeti has just released the new TeamPark book. It’s in two parts, the methodology and the approach. Both parts can
Why Social Networks matter…..