How Microsoft Business Intelligence boost the IT enterprises in 2017?

It is evident that Microsoft had risen from several defeats and proved itself a significant software and hardware influencer in the year 2016. There were several acquisitions like LinkedIn which took everyone by nothing but surprise. Well, it has determined to continue its progress and fascination in the year of 2017 too.

Ever since Satya Nadella assumed his office as CEO of Microsoft Corporation, he never hesitated to make progressive and drastic measures to uplift the organization in the software and hardware industry. He even plotted a perfect transformation for its Redmond campus which was about end its completion. With that being said, we can expect further more changes and reach of the Microsoft Enterprise among the young IT entrepreneurs and the urge to acquire Microsoft BI skills. We can expect a leap of Microsoft Windows into the cross-platform computing and the cloud computing world.

Transition of Microsoft Azure and Cloud Enterprise Platform

IT administration and the data center will witness a significant leap in the year of 2017 it’s going to take some time to roll out across businesses of all sizes. Microsoft’s focus on the datacenter had become stronger than ever and it is determined to position Windows Server as a tool for the ongoing cloud transition. Starting from on-premises Windows Server deployment to migration of existing applications and workloads to virtual server instances, innovative and fresh applications are set to rewrite the traditional cloud platform computing and provide a world-class cross-platform development model that is accompanied with.NET Core framework which is an open source resource now. Once containerizing the delivery model, it doesn’t matter where that code runs—in the cloud or on your servers.

Cross-platform development

As the cloud platform will play a larger role in 2017, especially for anyone writing code, Developers should also pay close attention to recent moves by Oracle to monetize its Java licenses, which may make.Net Core a more attractive platform for building the middle tier of applications.  If you tuned into its 2016 Connect event, you’d have seen that cloud services are a key part of Microsoft’s cross-platform development strategy. The Cross-platform development is further expected to excel with the combined release of SQL Server, Net Core, nd PowerShell all on Linux mean that Microsoft’s developer and management platforms can now compete directly with Java, with licensing terms that may well be a lot more attractive. That’s not something I’d have expected to say about.Net at the beginning of 2016!

Enterprise Devices

From its inception to 2016, Microsoft’s enterprise device strategy gained an enormous appreciation and appears to be going successfully with achieved sales for the collaborative Surface Hub, including some very large deployments. With the advent of Microsoft’s collaboration platform called ‘Teams’, it had set the scene for another year of incremental improvements to Office 365. The launch of the Office Insiders software platform introduced new features can be made available to the users and tested in the wild, making it easier to see what new features are coming and when they’re likely to be released