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Networking Outage Disrupts Microsoft’s Cloud Platform In Nearly Every RegionUnable to connect to various Microsoft services? You are not alone with everything from Office to Skype and even some… -
Office ProPlus Desktop Apps Get New Privacy ControlsOffice ProPlus Version 1904 boasts new privacy controls and Microsoft has documented how it thinks about required and optional data…
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Everything You Need to Know About Office 365 – April 2019PowerApps, Slack, and G-Suite migration tools; this month was filled with new Office 365 updates that you need to know…
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Creating and Publishing a Teams DirectoryIf your Office 365 tenant has many private Teams, you might run the risk that people create duplicate teams because…
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SharePoint Launches Files Restore and New Admin CenterMicrosoft announced the Files Restore feature for SharePoint Online on April 22. It's the kind of news we can expect… -
Exiting Office 365 with Your Encrypted Messages and DocumentsThe Azure Information Protection team recently published an interesting post about making a "cloud exit." In other words, how to…
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Slack Uploads from Outlook and Other Office IntegrationsSlack released some integrations for Office (365) on April 9. I took a look and discovered some interesting things about…
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Teams Supports Office 365 Data Loss Prevention PoliciesMicrosoft Teams supports Office 365 Data Loss Prevention (DLP) policies, which means that you can check for the sharing of…
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Teams and Kaizala = Teams+?On April 4, Microsoft announced that Kaizala, their mobile chat application, is now available to all Office 365 commercial customers…
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How to Secure Hybrid Office 365 AuthenticationIn today’s Ask the Admin, I discuss whether federated authentication is really the most secure way to set up hybrid…
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Office Apps to Get Native Support for Office 365 Sensitivity LabelsMicrosoft says that the Office desktop Windows apps will have native support for Office 365 sensitivity labels in the second…
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Everything You Need to Know About Office 365 – March 2019It's called Office 365 but this month was all about Teams, Teams, Teams.
