The Opportunity:
At Aerie Consulting, we’re always looking for ways to make our clients more productive. And while saving money doesn’t actually make organizations more productive, who doesn’t want to save money?
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Topics: SharePoint, Office 365, Exchange, Licensing
Office 365 delivers a great communication platform for small and medium size businesses. The Microsoft Team has made it simple to monitor email traffic in Office 365 using the Mail protection section of the Office 365 Dashboard in the Admin Center or by using the Mail Protection Reports for Office 365.
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Topics: Office 365, Exchange
I know this is old news, but I’ve recently rediscovered how much end users dislike Microsoft. I spend a lot of time at client’s offices and there is always a contrarian who suggests that Google Docs is a much better approach than SharePoint. Or Mac guy speaks up to make sure you aren’t swapping out his iPad for a stupid Surface!
If it were high school Apple would be Slater, Google would be Zack, and Microsoft would be Screech. Apple is so cool and Google is so easy to get along with but when you get stuck on your homework who do you call?
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Topics: The Cloud, Office 365, SharePoint 2013, Exchange, Strategy
Scenario:
If you are on the move and mostly reliant on your phone to retrieve your emails… However, you like to keep emails off your phone after you read them but still available on the server or your computer.
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Connecting your Windows devices to Exchange Online is easy! Just follow these steps…
Step 1: Go to Settings
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Connecting your device with Exchange Online is easy! Just follow these steps…
Step 1: Go to Settings
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We had the chance to help some organizations migrating their On Premises Exchange to Exchange Online. The features and capabilities of Outlook Web Access keeps improving. From our experience, most users try to decide to use Outlook Web Access or Outlook Client. We have been using both and here are some of things that may interest you if you are trying to compare the two.
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Topics: Office 365, Outlook, Exchange
