Recently while troubleshooting a customer’s mail flow rules to prevent their Exchange Online Protection from quarantining Automatic Replies, I came across a rule that they had created to prevent the system from…
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What is Hyperconvergence? Hyperconvergence combines the hypervisor, storage, and networking into a single appliance that provides high availability for running virtual machines. This architecture brings simplicity, high availability and scalability…
The Need for a More Secure World In today’s business environment, we’re always moving: jumping into and out of meetings, checking email and calls, shifting from one hot spot to...
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A Disaster Recovery plan should be an integral part of any business’s IT strategy. With security breaches, attacks, and outages on the rise, you should have a plan and keep…
This month I want to write about some helpful tips for User Adoption. As with any changes, all humans (users) fear the change of technologies and have push-back, even more…
While going through life, it’s easy to get so into autopilot of doing what you’re always doing that sometimes you may forget why you do these things and what your…
Trying to work through your colleagues’ availability on multiple calendars within Outlook can be a little tricky (to say the least). Whether you’re trying to line up calendars internally, send…
We’re seeing a proliferation of mobile devices in the workplace. Employees now have the ability, and often do, work from anywhere. Employees want consistent access to resources and data. This…
With any hosted phone solution, it’s important to get metrics on your call quality. These metrics tell you whether your calls are consistently good/poor, and give you a frame of…
A new security flaw was found in WPA2. The researchers who discovered it have termed this new hole a KRACK (Key Reinstall Attacks). Since most corporate wireless networks using a…
