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Fear of cloud migration is holding back some IT leaders

13th November 2019 by Monika Nevicka

Over three-quarters of IT leaders believe in moving Financial and Human Capital Management applications to the cloud, according to a new report. Computing Research found that 77 percent of respondents in a survey of 150 technology decision-makers across a diverse mix of UK enterprises see multiple benefits in shifting these…

Microsoft Teams gets private channels, email integration with Outlook

8th November 2019 by Monika Nevicka

Microsoft’s work stream collaboration platform is getting a slew of updates, including the long-awaited private channels and new IT admin controls. Microsoft Teams users can now converse with colleagues privately after the long-awaited introduction of private channels – one of a variety of updates announced by Microsoft at its Ignite…

Microsoft Teams gains new file and sharing experience throughout Microsoft 365

31st October 2019 by Monika Nevicka

It's now easier to share and organize your files in Microsoft Teams. Microsoft 365 has several new experiences, including improvements to how files and sharing are handled across services. Microsoft Teams and Outlook (web and mobile) have new file experiences and new sharing experiences. The update brings Microsoft 365 services…

Migrating Saperion to O365?

30th October 20197th November 2019 by Monika Nevicka

Do you have emails and documents stored in Saperion DMS or ELM? Are you using shortcutting features, replacing the original emails in the users’ mailboxes with so called “stubs”? Do you have a plan how to migrate your IT-infrastructure to Office 365? What to do with everything stored in Saperion?…

Exchange Online vs. Exchange Server: Which is the better option for you?

25th October 2019 by Monika Nevicka

Exchange Online is now the flagship messaging and collaboration platform included in Microsoft 365. Exchange Server, meanwhile, had been the flagship messaging platform from Microsoft since it was introduced in 1996. Both get the job done, of course. But is one better than the other? Let’s see. Source: TechGenix Read…

What is the Cost of Cybercrimes & Attacks

15th October 201915th October 2019 by Monika Nevicka

The word cybercrime is no longer just a word you hear coming from Fortune 500 CEOs anymore. This word has being flashed on every good morning news show and radio channel. Cybercrime can target any business or website owner. Even the average person who thought they were safe from hackers…

What does the SharePoint 2010 end of life mean for users?

26th September 2019 by Monika Nevicka

SharePoint 2010 will reach end of life (EOL) on October 13, 2020. As Microsoft prepares to sunset the collaboration platform, users need to know what steps to take before extended support is no longer available. If your organization is still using SharePoint 2010, keep reading to learn everything you need…

7 Crucial Components of Cyber Incident Recovery

20th September 201920th September 2019 by Monika Nevicka

Organizations of all sizes are consistently reporting increased numbers of cyber incidents, with data breaches and ransomware infections fast becoming a common occurrence. While solid security procedures and good planning can go a long way towards preventing and containing many incidents, sooner or later things can go wrong – and…

Cloud Failure: Only 29 Percent of SMBs Back Up SaaS Data

18th September 2019 by Monika Nevicka

While 90 percent of SMBs back up their servers, only 29 percent back up their SaaS application data, according to a recent Kaseya survey of more than 400 SMBs with up to 5,000 employees worldwide. Unfortunately, that’s the same percentage as in Kaseya’s 2018 survey. “There continues to be a…

European firms suffering overload of brute force attacks

11th September 201911th September 2019 by Monika Nevicka

Email is the most targeted service when it comes to brute force attacks. Businesses in the Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) region are most often targeted with brute force attacks, a new report suggests. Brute force is a type of attack in which a hacker tries to guess the…

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