by Jen Nguyen | Nov 1, 2018 | Did You Know?, EOL, Microsoft, New Technology, Office 365
End of Life/End of Support: Key Dates By Jen Trang Nguyen, MDS As 2019 draws close, a lot of software and hardware are reaching their end of lifecycle. Let’s get a better understanding of this, as well as take some notes about the fast-approaching dates for EOL....
by Jarra Gruen | Jul 11, 2018 | Did You Know?, Microsoft, New Technology, Office 365
Microsoft unveils Surface Go to take on iPad Microsoft is taking a stab at the cheap tablet market with the Surface Go, a 10-inch iPad competitor. The Go offers the look and feel of Microsoft’s larger Surface tablets in a 10-inch package that weighs just over a...
by Marc Lande | Jun 14, 2018 | Microsoft, Office 365
Step by Step Guide to Set Up Office 365 for Business Plan your setup of Office 365 for business These steps are for businesses that have the Office 365 Business Premium plan 1. Plan Your Setup Whether you want to set up Office 365 for only 1 person in your business...
by Marc Lande | Jun 13, 2018 | Microsoft, Office 365
Step by Step Guide to Set Up Office 365 For Business Plan your setup of Office 365 for business There are a few things you need to decide, and info you need to have on hand, before moving your business to Office 365. When you’re ready to install Office 365...
by Jarra Gruen | May 18, 2018 | Cloud Computing, Cyber Security, Microsoft, Office 365
How Can Office 365 Phishing Threats be Addressd? With the rapid expansion of Office 365, more and more threats can emerge within its infrastructure, particularly via email. This is due in part to the size and ease of compromising Office 365 accounts and comes to the...
by Jen Nguyen | Mar 20, 2018 | Did You Know?, Microsoft, New Technology, Office 365
Warning – Embrace Windows as a Services now or feel the pain later By Michael Trachtenberg, CTO, MDS A recent trend has popped up where organizations are turning to Microsoft’s Long Term Servicing Channel (LTSC) as a means to not have to deal with staying up to date...
