Using ADFS 3.0 with MVC 6 (ASP.NET 5) After struggling with this requirement for more than a day, and reading too much information about the OAuth2 protocol, I finally was able to accomplish it, and thought it will save some time to document the process for future use. So here are the required steps: Create a new project with Visual Studio 2015 Create […]
DevOps for Enterprise: A New Approach to Scaling up IT A growing problem for IT service organizations is how they’re bogged down under their own organizational weight and traditional work processes. As market demand accelerates, this old school methodology is impairing enterprises who actually need to scale up performance and capability. For many enterprise IT departments, a new solution is taking root. It promises to […]
5 Ways to Streamline Your Next Launch Launching a new WordPress website site is a long and complex process. You need to worry about all the standard development requirements, include your customer’s specific needs, plan how to execute them, and still get the work done on time and on budget. Of course, let’s not forget having to troubleshoot any issues that come […]
Integrating SharePoint with Service Management Automation (SMA) A while ago I wrote a post about integration between SharePoint 2010 and System Center Orchestrator, and the solution has been successfully used so far in my company. Since then, we moved to SharePoint 2013 and Microsoft released their new runbook engine – “Service Management Automation” (SMA) that integrated with the Windows Azure Pack (WAP). […]
Mail apps for Outlook – Show Sender Information Mail apps for Outlook makes developing Outlook customizations simple and straightforward. A mail app is just a webpage that is hosted inside Outlook. Outlook activates it and makes it available to the user contextually with respect to the item that the user is currently viewing. The user controls starting any available mail app and the […]
