January 2017 -

Microsoft Announces Office 365 January Updates

26th January 2017 by umu

It’s a new year and a new month of updates for the many products and services that make up Microsoft’s Office 365. “We’re kicking off 2017 with updates to OneDrive, the Activity feed within the Office apps, Microsoft StaffHub and more,” Microsoft’s Kirk Koenigsbauer explains. Here’s a quick rundown... Source:…

Microsoft will soon end Office 2013 distribution through Office 365

24th January 20171st February 2017 by umu

Get ready, Office 365 administrators: Microsoft is ending support for the Office 2013 client apps that it previously distributed through its cloud-based productivity service. Instead, administrators and users will be pushed to use Office 2016, the latest version of the productivity suite that includes Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Source: PC…

Security-fitness with contentACCESS

20th January 201720th January 2017 by umu

Getting more fit in the new year is a typical decision. Considering that people nowadays spend much more time online than in a gym, the beginning of the new year might be the right time to improve your security “fitness” as well. If you want to be fit in the…

Why Aren’t We Doing More With Our Web Archives?

18th January 2017 by umu

Since the early days of the web there have been myriad projects launched to archive and preserve the digital world that increasingly powers our global society. Perhaps the best known is the Internet Archive, which has been crawling and preserving the open web for more than two decades. As of…

Why are you still waiting to upgrade your email to the cloud?

13th January 201713th January 2017 by umu

You’ve heard about the cloud, you know the benefits it offers, yet you’re still using an on-premises solution for your company’s emails. Maybe the thought of the transition is too daunting, or you’re not convinced it’s necessary at this time—there are many reasons that you might chose to stay with…

Support Clock Ticking for Exchange and SharePoint 2007

9th January 20178th March 2017 by umu

The 2007 versions of Exchange Server and SharePoint Server are set to hit their end-of-life milestones this year. Exchange Server 2007 Service Pack 3 will fall out of "extended support" on April 11, 2017. At that time, it'll be considered to be an "unsupported" product by Microsoft, and security patches…