Whether you’re new to Office 365 or you’re beginning the adoption of a specific tool like Teams, the Office 365 admin reports can help you identify your users’ behavior when…
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The final part of this blog series is the Microsoft phone system. Microsoft has been making and supporting a phone system for a while — over a decade, in fact. Office Communicator was released in…
If you’re new here, start with the first installment on what Office 365 is and an overview of the licenses available. When deciding which Office 365 license to acquire, you’ll want to weigh some…
We get a lot of questions about what Office 365 is and its different licenses. It is a challenge if you are not continually reviewing the offerings as Microsoft keeps…
Have you had a good year? Considering buying some much-needed hardware or software before the end of 2018? The Section 179 tax deduction may be the perfect gift for you….
Beginning October 1, 2018, Microsoft began converting Office 365 accounts to Microsoft Teams. For most organizations out there, adopting Teams won’t be a huge deal. Well, it’ll be a deal…
Well, that’s another DattoCon for the books. This year’s event was the fifth annual and we met in Denver, Colorado at the Colorado Convention Center. As a channel-only company, Datto…
Microsoft offers significant discounts to nonprofit organizations. One method for claiming these is through TechSoup, an authorized reseller. If you are a seeking to buy Office 365 for nonprofits specifically,…
Spam email is junk or malicious. It’s unwanted email. It got its name after Hormel’s canned pork product and the amusing 1970s Monty Python comedy sketch that featured it. Before…
There are many amazing nonprofit and not-for-profit organizations who provide services for the community. Many of them have a nice influx of donations and can afford to do things the right way,…
Great news for Linux users! Datto just released an agent to back up and protect Linux. In fact, you can protect both Linux and Windows clients with the same Datto…
Microsoft quietly announced in February 2014 that its Office 365 Message Encryption service will be available to all companies with the E3 and E4 subscriptions. There is no longer a…