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Occasionally interesting, surprisingly useful!

👋 Hi, I'm James

Occasionally interesting, surprisingly useful!

What is Office 365 Customer Lockbox

Posted on January 9, 2017 | 3 minute read

Moving data to the cloud is, for many people, still a big deal. One of the most common concerns is over who has access to your data when it’s in the cloud. In this post, I’ll explain what Office 365 Customer Lockbox is, and how it can help address that... [Read More]

Tags: Office 365

How To Price Up An Azure Solution

Posted on December 14, 2016 | 3 minute read

One of my most frequently asked questions is “how to price an Azure solution?”. I must get asked at least 3 times a week, often more. It’s a task that everyone who begins their journey to Microsoft Azure must go through and it is easier than you think. [Read More]

Tags: Microsoft Azure

Making a soil moisture sensor with the Raspberry Pi 2

Posted on February 12, 2016 | 3 minute read

It’s been a while since I did anything productive with my Raspberry Pi 2, but my recent purchase of a Yucca made me think about how I could use it for something intelligent, like Making a soil moisture sensor with the Raspberry Pi 2. This post is really aimed at... [Read More]

Tags: Python Raspberry Pi programming

How To Make a 4-Bit LED Counter on Raspberry Pi 2 using Py

Posted on April 9, 2015 | 3 minute read

It was my birthday last month. Your lack of card and cake was noted, dear reader, but let’s not dwell on it… [Read More]

Tags: programming Python Raspberry Pi

Jensen Harris Tells The Story of Windows 8 at UX Week 2012

Posted on February 13, 2013 | less than 1 minute read

It might not surprise you to know that in my line of work I meet a lot of customers who are ready to give me their opinion about Microsoft, its products like Windows 8 and Office 365, and vision. It isn’t always positive, but negative feedback is just as important.... [Read More]

Tags: Microsoft Windows 8 digital transformation