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How To Get Your Office 365 Migration Right First Time!

In Applications, Cloud Computing, Email, Office 365 by Jesse RinkJanuary 14, 2020

Office 365 provides great features, capabilities, and functionality to empower your business to keep pace with the demands of doing business today. In this overview of carrying out an Office 365 migration, we will look at several key aspects of migrating to the Office 365 SaaS environment. However, a migration … Read More

Windows Server Data Migration Tools and Best Practices [2008 up to 2019]

In Cloud Computing, Hardware, Servers, Windows by Jesse RinkAugust 28, 2019

In a previous post, we talked about Windows Server 2008 end of life upgrade strategies and considerations that need to be made when choosing an upgrade path. If an in-place upgrade is not an option, performing a migration or data migration to a different server running a supported Windows Server operating system is a great … Read More

Windows Server 2008 End of Life Upgrade Strategies [GUIDE].

In Cloud Computing, Imaging, Servers, Windows by Jesse RinkAugust 8, 2019

In case you haven’t heard, Windows Server 2008 and Windows Server 2008 R2 are reaching the end of all support on January 14, 2020. This means there will be no new regular security or other updates for the platform. As with any end of life scenario that may be looming, you need … Read More

Storage Spaces Direct Deployment Best Practices.

In Backups and Recovery, Cloud Computing, IT Strategy, Servers, Virtualization, Windows by Guest AuthorJune 21, 2019

Introduced in Microsoft Windows Server 2016, Storage Spaces Direct (S2D) is Microsoft’s new software-defined storage solution that allows enterprises to create logically defined storage volumes across hosts using locally attached storage. With the release of Windows Server 2019, it has continued to mature and is an even more powerful solution. … Read More

How to Run Windows Applications on Chromebook.

In Applications, Cloud Computing, Windows by Guest AuthorMay 14, 2018

Running Linux and Windows applications on Chromebook isn’t an issue for most organizations – why would it be? The whole point of Chromebooks is that they’re tied to Google’s ecosystem of web-based applications and backend systems. The hardware, software, services, deployment, and management cost you a lot less than the … Read More

Security Risks Affecting Your Network and How to Deal with Them.

In Cloud Computing, Firewalls, Networking, Security, Wireless by Zach DepreyJune 16, 2017

Computer Network Security Companies, Milwaukee: 7 Network Security Risks

Infiltrating the security of your core business network could be devastating for any sized business, particularly small businesses. Ransomware freezes the system, holding it hostage for a fix. Viruses corrupt data and destroy entire databases throughout a computer network. Spyware steals company secrets or uses personal data. Any one breach … Read More