by Theresa Miller | May 16, 2017 | Sonia Cuff, Windows
Microsoft’s annual Build conference is always full of exciting news for software developers. If node.js, typography and webhooks put you sleep, it’s easy to skip this event. But Microsoft also uses this opportunity for other major announcements too. And with the...
by Theresa Miller | Apr 18, 2017 | Cloud, Microsoft 365, Sonia Cuff
With a strong reputation for their image based backup software Shadow Protect and a famed 15 min recovery time, Storage Craft is a natural player to tackle backups of Cloud services. The first SaaS offering they released is an Office 365 backup option – again a...
by Theresa Miller | Mar 21, 2017 | Microsoft 365, Microsoft Technology, Sonia Cuff
Last week, Microsoft took their chat-style team collaboration product out of preview and unveiled it to the world. Microsoft Teams has been in preview since November 2016 and has been put through its paces by names like Accenture, Alaska Airlines, Deloitte, Expedia,...
by Theresa Miller | Feb 21, 2017 | Sonia Cuff, Strategy, Webinars and Training
Last week, Australia’s Gold Coast was overrun with Microsoft Ignite backpacks and bright orange lanyards. The packed technical event ran from Feb 13-17, bringing together IT Pros, developers, customers and vendors. In total Microsoft Ignite Australia brought in...
by Theresa Miller | Jan 31, 2017 | Cloud, Exchange Online, Microsoft 365, Sonia Cuff
One of the challenges of adopting Office 365 is getting your head around the licensing. Let’s look at what you need to know about Office 365 licensing to get started today! The licensing terms themselves are straightforward. You subscribe to a license for a user...
by Theresa Miller | Jan 17, 2017 | Exchange Online, Microsoft 365, Sonia Cuff
The technical part of a migration to any new technology is usually straightforward and hopefully well documented. If you’re moving to Office 365, there are a number of Microsoft resources and third party migration tools like SkyKick, BitTitan and Sharegate to do the...
