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Devices are not a commodity - they are a strategy

August 3, 2026 by Jesper Nielsen • 12 minutes to read

What if the biggest risk to your endpoint strategy is not a security breach - but the device itself?

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Over the past months - for years really - I have been talking about Windows in the cloud with customers, partners, and public sector organizations. This post is primarily about Windows devices - and Windows 11 specifically - because that is where the vast majority of enterprise endpoints sit. macOS has its place in the mix, and I will touch on that. But the strategic pressures I am seeing - pricing, supply chain, architecture shifts, provisioning debt - are most acute in the Windows ecosystem.

Exploring AI actions in Windows 11 - Semantic Search

June 7, 2026 by Jesper Nielsen • 19 minutes to read

Have you ever spent minutes searching for a file you know exists somewhere on your PC - but you cannot remember the exact name, folder, or even what you called it?

Finding files has always been one of those friction points in daily work. Traditional search requires you to remember exact file names, specific keywords, or at least which folder you saved something in. When you are juggling dozens of documents, presentations, and images across local storage and cloud services like Microsoft OneDrive, that approach breaks down quickly. I have been in that situation more times than I care to admit - searching for “that document about the deployment plan” by guessing file names until something sticks.

Exploring AI actions in Windows 11 - Click to Do

February 28, 2026 by Jesper Nielsen • 12 minutes to read

Have you ever wished you could instantly act on anything you see on your screen without switching between applications or manually copying content?

I have been fortunate enough to be using a Copilot+ PC on ARM64 for some time now - it is the Surface Laptop 7, and it is awesome in so many ways. But one thing sets it apart - the access to the AI features in Windows 11. There are many new capabilities and they are often overlooked. One of these capabilities is Click to Do, which I have started using all the time. So, if you, like me, have a Copilot+ PC, I highly encourage you to enable Click to Do.