It’s hard to believe that it’s ten years since Exchange Server 2007 arrived, bringing with it first version of the technology Exchange and Office 365 users take for granted every single day. In my view, it was the first version of Exchange that really brought something revolutionary compared to equivalents of the time. Sure, Exchange…
In this series we’ll look at a scenario where mailboxes started life in Office 365 and mailboxes must be moved, or off-boarded, to a new AD and Exchange setup. To do this we’ll need to perform the reverse of a Hybrid implementation. Most organizations moving email to Office 365 are unlikely to consider a return…
Now Exchange Server 2010 is in extended support, it is time to consider an upgrade to Exchange 2013. In this four part series, you will see that it is possible to rapidly migrate to Exchange 2013. We’ll take you through the basic planning and migration steps and demonstrate that small organizations considering an upgrade have…
Mobile devices are a pain point during a mail migration to Office 365, but a new Exchange Server feature promises to fix that. Although more organizations have started using mobile device management options, the majority of IT teams moving to Office 365 have to go through the pain of manually reconfiguring smartphones and tablets. Exchange…
A move to Office 365 will make your organization more productive if you include these areas in the planning stages. A transition to Office 365 is disruptive to a business for good and bad reasons. A successful migration enhances productivity, whereas a troublesome migration causes pain for end users and potentially even leads to…