Monthly Archives - July 2018

19Jul2018

We never have to deploy folder redirection to a file server, ever again

OneDrive recently announced yet another amazing feature improvement: Known Folder Move. Think of this as folder redirection 2.0--if you have historically redirected things like Desktop and Documents libraries to a file server (which leads to other Offline Files considerations for mobile workers), then this is going to greatly simply your...
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17Jul2018

The new and confusing Microsoft 365 SKU’s

I have written one post on Microsoft 365 (Business edition) so far. And I haven't had as much time to continue playing with it as I like. But, here is what I can tell you: the literature out there on these SKU's can be confusing, since they are mostly marketing-oriented,...
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16Jul2018

How to bundle even more security into your Office 365 subscription

In a previous post, I covered some of the most common SKU's that are frequently purchased by small businesses, who are migrating to the Office 365 platform. In a nutshell, by FAR the most common of those are Office 365 Business Premium and Office 365 Enterprise E3--and the latter of...
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02Jul2018

An overview of the most common Office 365 subscriptions for the SMB

I get asked about this SO frequently, that I decided a post was in order. Update: Also check out my 365 Licensing Guide page. Apparently people don't find it that easy to navigate all the subscriptions which are now available via the Office 365 portal. To be fair, there are a...
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