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When the going get’s tough call a Microsoft Partner

April 28, 2015

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Microsoft often gets a hard time for its security and the confidence customers can have in its product. Recent comments in the press around the benefits of Open Source as a more secure and transparent option misses a critical component in the debate and evaluation criteria – Partnership and Structure. In my experience proprietary software […]

Microsoft OneDrive, What’s in a name?

February 19, 2014

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‘Microsoft launches OneDrive globally, with some freebies’. More on the freebie ‘Microsoft to give 100GB free OneDrive storage to early birds’. So it’s out with a big fanfare and more obfuscation for the humble consumer and business user alike as they get their heads around a name change and a few new bells and whistles […]

SharePoint 2013 Apps – Inspirational

January 11, 2014

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SharePoint 2013 Apps, what’s new, we had them in SharePoint 2010 didn’t we? Yes, and a lot has changed, but then again for those with a significant investment in SharePoint 2010 nothing you should have to worry about. Let me explain… Your investment in SharePoint 2010’s full or partial trust sandbox app models will still […]

The Dark Side of Data Encryption – Ransomware

September 13, 2013

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Those of you who have heard me speak and read my earlier articles on the subject of Data Security ‘Data Security – It’s in the Name!‘ will know my advocacy of encryption as the realistic future for data protection. But following the recent Cryptolocker outbreak of Ransomeware I feel it prudent to highlight the challenge […]

All Change @ Microsoft

June 5, 2013

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Opportunity knocks, a refresh at Microsoft, or so Steve Bulmer hopes –‘Microsoft Plans Dramatic Re-Organization’ Take 2? As I think I have read this one before over a year ago ‘Executive changes at Microsoft likely’. Well we can but hope this time things will happen as the time is very ripe for Microsoft to go […]

Microsoft SharePoint – ‘Configure managed accounts’ ERROR?

March 7, 2012

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Microsoft SharePoint Server 2010 comes with many great features and evolved functionality which just works. It’s great! Does what it says on the Tin and provides a platform for mass application and process integration across Enterprises. There are a few flies though in the ointment. Apart from the Central Administration navigation and menu’s that appear […]