Clean Up M365 With PowerShell and MSGraph
Cloud PowerShellManaging Microsoft 365 (M365) accounts can be a bit of a pain, especially when it comes to cleaning up inactive […]
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Suffering from TMA (Too Much Admin)?
Cloud SecurityWhat is TMA? Too Much Administration, or more accurately, too much admin access. Particularly in cloud accounts like Microsoft 365,
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How to Restore Microsoft 365 Data from Azure Backup
CloudBacking up and restoring data is a critical function that needs to be understood well. In this post, I’ve outlined the basic scenarios to get you started.
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How to Backup Microsoft 365 Data to Azure Easily
CloudEveryone knows you need to back up your data, right? Most folks do a fair job of backing up their
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Migrating to Exchange Online
Cloud Server StuffMigrating from an on-premises Exchange 2016 server to Exchange Online can seem overwhelming, but doing it in ‘chunks’ makes it
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Migrating to Intune – Mobile devices
CloudHere we go on the next step on the M365 journey, and probably the first item to be done. Intune.
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M365 Migration – Preparation
CloudIf you’ve been following along, you know we talked about planning your migration last time. Now let’s talk about the
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M365 Migration – The Planning Phase
CloudWe’ve all heard the old saying, “Failing to prepare is preparing to fail, ” etc. Yep, it’s true. There should
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Microsoft 365 Migration – The Beginning
Cloud Server StuffThere are lots of reasons to move to Microsoft 365. You can apply most of the same logic to Google’s
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How a cloud service pays for itself in one emergency
CloudImagine this scenario: It’s Friday evening and a storm that was going to hit a nearby town veers off toward
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