Category Archives: Office 365 Admin

Microsoft Has Problems as They Work to Improve Office 365 Support

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Microsoft is working on ways to improve how tenants receive support for Office 365. The problem is that they haven’t told anyone what they or doing or why they are changing the support process. Some good things are happening, but it’s all cloaked in darkness.

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Upload Files or Entire File Shares with METADATA to SharePoint Online

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Learn how PowerShell lets you automate the move to cloud while preserving your metadata.

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Upload Files or Entire File Shares with METADATA to SharePoint Online

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Learn how PowerShell lets you automate the move to cloud while preserving your metadata.

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Office 365 Snippets – September 22, 2016

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The world of Office 365 is ever-changing. This week my attention was distracted by the inability of the Admin Center to report unlicensed accounts, a Watson dump in an ActiveSync cmdlet, some interesting data about the number of Office 365 users affected by outages as revealed through an API, and more odd entries in the Audit Log. Thankfully Ignite is next week and nothing will happen.

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The Microsoft Enterprise Mobility Suite: Getting Better with Age

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This just in: Last week we saw yet another quiet refresh to Microsoft’s Enterprise Mobility Suite bundle. Specifically, the Azure Remote App functionality was officially added to the suite along with Cloud App Security, and the Microsoft Identity Manager license became a first-class citizen. With Advanced Threat Analytics joining the bundle several months ago, the EMS suite is no longer just Azure AD Premium, Intune and Azure RMS.

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