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Introducing the new kid on the block, Microsoft Edge!

Posted on 20/01/2020
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Hey Everyone, The time was April 2019 and I was writing a post about Microsoft Edge, a new browser-based on the Chromium open-source project. For more information on how far edge has come to please check out my previous post: Microsoft Edge Preview Builds! Fast forward to today and the…continue reading →

VBO V4 Deploy and Config Guide – Part 3

Posted on 10/12/2019
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Hi Everyone, Welcome to part three of this series on how to get started with Veeam Backup for Office 365 V4. Today, we are going to look at how easy it is to install VBO V4 onto a Windows Server 2016. If you haven’t already, please see the below link…continue reading →

Brisbane Microsoft 365 Users Group – November Meetup 2019

Posted on 20/11/2019
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Hi, Everyone! I want to take this opportunity to thank everyone for their continued support and contributions this year, this month will mark our last User Group for 2019. This month we are pleased to have Adam Clark from Sharing Minds who has graciously offered to be our guest speaker…continue reading →

Brisbane Microsoft 365 Users Group – October Meetup 2019

Posted on 23/10/2019
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Hi, Everyone! This month we are pleased to have Georgina Siggins and Ben Fletcher from Microsoft who have graciously offered to be our guest speakers for the evening. This month Georgina Siggins is going to take us on a journey of discovery and exploration as we dive into some of…continue reading →

Backup Office 365? Say What…?

Posted on 26/09/2019
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I frequently ask my clients; do you truly have complete access and control of your Microsoft Office 365 data? The standard answer is the typical, “of course I do,” or “Microsoft takes care of that for me.” However, the reality is that Microsoft only protects the underlying infrastructure in Office…continue reading →