Office 365 news stories - Page 2

The new offering makes it easy to make incremental or ongoing upgrades to their equipment.

Information Leadership has been announced as the only NZ company as a Charter Member of Microsoft’s Content Services Partner Program for FY19.

Including integrations with Microsoft Exchange Online and Azure Data box.

Let’s start with the positives. Office 365 adoption, and going cloud in general, is good for security.

The development makes Kordia the first telecommunications provider in New Zealand to enable this functionality.

A new report has revealed cloud adoption is rife in EMEA, but despite this, most organisations lack even the most basic security tools.

This new release adds backup for OneDrive for Business, and SharePoint Online and SharePoint on-premise.

Probax aims to equip its channel partners with intelligent, secure and automated cloud-based technologies.

The process empowers employees to automate and optimise their own business processes with no-code workflow and a content automation platform.

The company has met the criteria, including a number of Microsoft-certified employees, customer references, and completed Office 365 projects.

More and more companies and organisations are operating across physical, virtual, and cloud platforms.

The report found that the adoption of cloud security technologies lagged behind cloud adoption, leaving many businesses at risk of a data breach.

The solutions aim to enhance data protection, backup and recovery, as well as data analysis and management for the environments.

Service provider and systems integrator (SI) partners are now able to expand their service portfolio to cover Office 365 migrations and protection.

Box announced that Fujitsu has adopted Box as its content collaboration tool on its global communication platform.

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25 of Microsoft Azure services and 10 Office 365 services have received the certification from the Australian Signals Directorate (ASD).

Michael Hill operates more than 350 physical stores in Australia, New Zealand, Canada and the US, as well as four online outlets.

“We’re confident this trusted, global platform will further enhance productivity for our employees and provide more value to our customers.”

“The guys from NEXTDC made sure we had connectivity when we moved in, and this allowed us to manage connectivity to other sites using software."

“I was used to waiting, waiting and waiting – and I’m not doing that anymore.”

Barracuda the acquisition will also expand their channel reach with the addition of key OEM partners.

The company asserts the launch is a significant step in facilitating scale and growth for Australian businesses with up to 300 employees.

The majority of businesses are now using Office 365, with ransomware still holding the place for top concern.