Microsoft 365 stories
TechDay sat down with founder and chief executive officer Greg Henson, who discusses the move to New Zealand and the company's differentiation in the market.
Microsoft's NZ$80-100m data centre investment is set to boost New Zealand's digital economy, paving the way for further local infrastructure development.
The solution allows for total control and visibility over threats, with immediate notification when the detection of malware occurs.
The dynamics of the market and the mandates of digital transformation have dramatically changed CRM market requirements.
Vectra security research has recently identified how cyber-attackers use Microsoft Office 365 tools against organisations to steal data and take over accounts.
With increased support for the hybrid workforce, the latest updates are designed to help organisations plan back-to-office strategies.
The quad-core TS-x32PXU series rackmount NAS includes dual 10GbE SFP+ and dual 2.5GbE for hybrid cloud environments.
Azure Sentinel, data loss prevention, and insider risk management are all announcements from this year's Inspire.
Microsoft Inspire kicks off with major announcements across Azure, Microsoft 365, business apps, security, enablement, and sustainability.
OpenText integrates its Content Services solution with Microsoft Teams to enhance collaboration for remote workers.
Voyager Internet keeps over 100 employees in Auckland, Christchurch, and Wellington connected and productive using Microsoft Teams and Microsoft 365.
SAS' AI and analytics more tightly integrate with Microsoft Azure; Microsoft to bring cloud-based SAS industry solutions to its customers.
Microsoft Teams is now integrated with NICE inContact CXone, which will allow contact centre agents to collaborate with others in order to close a case faster.
ASC has launched the Recording Insights app for Microsoft Teams, enabling recording, archiving, and compliance management for online meetings and chats.
Microsoft's new Reply All Storm Protection aims to end reply-all chaos in large organisations by halting mass email chains, benefiting Office 365 users.
Microsoft's quarterly revenue rose by 15% to USD $35 billion, as the tech giant faced 'minimal impact' from COVID-19. Azure's revenue surged by 59%.
With over a billion now working from home due to COVID-19, Mobile Mentor's BYOD 365 offers a secure solution for employees using personal devices for work.
Microsoft aims to leverage its one billion Windows 10 devices by rebranding Office 365 to Microsoft 365, adding new features and focusing on subscriptions.
COVID-19 pushes organisations to embrace remote work with Microsoft Office 365 deployments, but key considerations must not be overlooked.
Microsoft reports a video call surge and a lean towards flexible work hours as remote working cements its place.
