Archive for November, 2017
Microsoft 365: What’s new with Microsoft Intune and System Center Configuration Manager
What’s new with Microsoft Intune and System Center Configuration Manager @ Ignite 2017 – Enterprise Mobility + Security
November 29, 2017
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Tags: Intunes, Microsoft, Microsoft 365, Rahul Desai · Posted in: Azure, Cloud, Microsoft, Microsoft 365, Tools, Tips & Utilities
Office 365: What is Customer Lockbox?
This is handy . Office 365 Customer Lockbox feature which will help a customer to control how a Microsoft support engineer is going to access customer data during a scenario where customers have raised a support request to investigate some service issues related to customers Office 365 tenant. Office 365 Customer Lockbox allows the customer […]
November 14, 2017
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Tags: Microsoft, Office 365, Rahul Desai · Posted in: Cloud, Office 365, Tools, Tips & Utilities
Microsoft 365: Training content
Great content covering Business Development, Technical readiness, and On-demand webinars: https://partners.office.com/training/catalog?practiceArea=microsoft-365-powered-device
November 7, 2017
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Tags: Microsoft, Microsoft 365, Rahul Desai · Posted in: Azure, Cloud, Microsoft 365, Tools, Tips & Utilities
Azure Stack– Step 1 From On Premises to Cloud migration / Hybrid implementation Strategy? Feasibly :)
Some conceptual excerpts around Azure Stack: Speed up development with consistent processes, DevOps tools, and open-source components Adopt the cloud on your terms, choosing the hybrid deployment that works best for you Get up and running quickly with purpose-built integrated systems https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/overview/azure-stack/ Azure Stack is an extension of Azure. It brings the agility and innovation […]
November 7, 2017
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Tags: Architecture Strategy, Azure, Cloud, Microsoft, Rahul Desai · Posted in: Architecture, Azure, Cloud, Digital Services, Microsoft, Tools, Tips & Utilities
Azure: Products availability by region
With 42 announced regions, the below link makes it easy to choose the datacentre and region that’s right for consumptions. https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/regions/services/ *Non-Regional services are ones where there is no dependency on a specific Azure region
November 5, 2017
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Tags: Azure, Cloud, Microsoft, Rahul Desai · Posted in: Azure, Cloud, Microsoft