Microsoft’s Office 365 has made significant waves since its 2011 release, as enterprises have heard about the many benefits of the cloud-based services as adoption success stories have come to the surface. Still, there are organizations that have yet to make the transition. The increased number of applications available for Office 365 — the overall…
The latest part of my long-running MSExchange.org series on comprehensively upgrading from Exchange 2007 to 2013 is online! In this article, you’ll learn about the following: In the last part of this series we completed the work to prepare the surrounding environment for Exchange 2013, including upgrading third-party software, clients, prepared Active Directory and installed…
My latest series on MSExchange.org is underway – and we’re already up to part 5. In this new series you’ll find out what you need to do if you’re thinking about moving to Exchange 2013 from Exchange 2007. Far from being a the type of series that just shows you how to run the Exchange…
If you’ve been following my series, Migrating a standalone Office 365 tenant to Exchange 2010, you’ll be pleased to know the final two parts of the series, part seven and part eight are now available. This completes the series and hopefully will be useful if you find the need to bring an Exchange Online tenant…
The long awaited service pack for Exchange 2010, Service Pack three has now been released, a fair few months after Exchange 2010 went to RTM. This service pack is pretty important, as it enables the following: Coexistence with Exchange Server 2013, once Cumulative Update 1 for Exchange 2013 is released. Support for installation of Exchange…