M365 Migration – Preparation
If you’ve been following along, you know we talked about planning your migration last time. Now let’s talk about the preparation that should happen before… Read More »M365 Migration – Preparation
If you’ve been following along, you know we talked about planning your migration last time. Now let’s talk about the preparation that should happen before… Read More »M365 Migration – Preparation
We’ve all heard the old saying, “Failing to prepare is preparing to fail, ” etc. Yep, it’s true. There should be an addition that mentions… Read More »M365 Migration – The Planning Phase
There are lots of reasons to move to Microsoft 365. You can apply most of the same logic to Google’s Workspace (formerly G Suite) or… Read More »Microsoft 365 Migration – The Beginning
It’s been a long time since my “Reflections” post, almost nine months! The last time I posted, I was starting a new journey with a… Read More »Ch-Ch-Changes
As part of our rollout of Office 365, we had a few users report that after the automated process to uninstall Office 2016 and install… Read More »SOLVED! Unable to open files from SharePoint in the desktop Office app.
In late May 1992, I walked into the Houston warehouse of Swiff-Train Company for my first day of work. I was 22 years old and… Read More »Reflections
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