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AWS and Oracle love to take shots at each other, but as much as Amazon has knocked Oracle over the years, it was forced to admit that it was in fact a customer. Today in a company blog post, the company announced it was shedding Oracle for AWS databases, and had effectively turned off its […] Continue reading Amazon migrates more than 100 consumer services from Oracle to AWS databases
In a surprising but welcome announcement, Microsoft moved the end of extended support for Exchange 2010 to October 2020. This version of Exchange was the most technology-rich and significant in the product’s history, which might be the reason why so many organizations still depend on Exchange 2010 for email. Better options exist, and Exchange Online is the natural place to go… if your network and applications allow the move.
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A self-service migration process to move content from the Office 365 Video portal to Microsoft Stream is now rolling out. The wizard-driven process is easy and efficient and doesn’t have too many problems. In fact, the biggest issue facing Office 365 tenants might be finding the time to review all the migrated content before the go live date for Stream comes around.
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On this edition of the Enterprise Dish, we dive into working with the complexities of upgrading uncommon Windows 7 devices, the new ‘wormable’ Windows exploits, and a little bit about blackberries too.
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With many companies starting to move to Teams, Matt Wade has a simple suggestion to expedite the user-adoption process.
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This week, we are at the ShiftHappens conference in Washington D.C and I had a chance to sit down with Stephen Dvoranchik who dives into the AvePoint ecosystem.
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At ShiftHappens this week, we had a chance to sit down with Pouneh Kaufman and Sara Bush about the steps you need to take to migrate to Teams.
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In today’s Ask the Admin, I’ll look at three different ways you can migrate from Windows 7 to Windows 10.
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The PST is now a very old file format. Originally introduced to give users the ability to store email moved from their Exchange mailbox, the need for PSTs disappeared years ago because Office 365 users have massive mailboxes. Despite this, some organizations persist in allowing people to use PSTs.
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In my monthly summary, I will summarize all the Azure infrastructure news from April, which appeared to be a month for security announcements.
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