Digital transformation and cloud migration can be a complex process. It takes comprehensive planning, successful execution, and ongoing maintenance after everything goes live.
In this article from the San Francisco Business Times, read about the advantages of moving to the cloud, and five pitfalls to avoid as your business builds its plan for digital transformation.
Read more.Elite Construction + Development, a small Washington company, owes much of its success to unfettered collaboration and a communication-first approach, which is now at the center of the company’s enthusiastic adoption of Microsoft Teams.
When Elite became overwhelmed with a dozen or more overlapping technology platforms, it decided to consolidate to Microsoft 365, retaining only one third-party solution—its specialized accounting software. Elite uses Microsoft 365 apps for every other function in the company—creating content, managing projects, scheduling, collaboration, and even telephony.
Get more productivity, better security, and cost savings when you maximize the value of your technology investments with Microsoft 365.
No matter how you run your business or your team, Microsoft 365 is the cloud-first platform that enables all the ways people work today – wherever, whenever, and however.
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As workplaces and world events continue to evolve, so do the needs of your employees and business. Windows just keeps getting better for businesses, with new experiences designed for hybrid work.
Windows 365 creates a new hybrid personal computing category called Cloud PC, which combines the power of the cloud with the device’s capabilities to provide a full, personalized Windows experience.
See how the new Windows 365 can help your business do more with less.
Remote work, managed services, and technology solutions that help your business do more with less – according to Entrepreneur.com, these are just a few of the ways you can incorporate efficiencies into your business to help keep it recession-proof.
Read more to learn strategies that can help you increase efficiency, decrease overhead, and bolster your business to weather a recession.
As a leading communications provider in the Asia-Pacific region, Toku helps companies streamline their workflows and optimize customer experiences by moving their business communications to the cloud.
They needed a cost-efficient endpoint security solution that would help them implement a zero-trust strategy company-wide. They turned to Microsoft 365 Defender to eliminate cyber threats.
Today, Toku enjoys enterprise-grade protection against cyberattacks and boasts high scores on IT security and compliance, cementing trust among its customers as a result.
Small and medium-size businesses (SMBs) must successfully manage many of the same collaboration challenges that face larger enterprises—but with lower budgets.
Microsoft commissioned Forrester Consulting to conduct a Total Economic Impact™ (TEI) study and examine the potential return on investment (ROI) SMBs can realize by deploying Microsoft 365 for business.
This eBook covers nine customers’ investments in Microsoft 365 for business, and the resulting organization-wide improvements to productivity and reductions to travel and technology expenses.
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There's no shortage of technology to answer virtually every work-related need, but this disjointed landscape of apps from different vendors can add up financially. Simply consolidating to a single all-in-one platform eliminates the possibility that you're paying for redundant capabilities or overlapping services.
Microsoft 365 can help meet every work-related technology need. You can also save by consolidating point solutions and replacing third-party security and identity applications. Microsoft 365 is your one solution to do more with less.
Increase Laptop Life
Keep it clean: Dust and dirt can build up in the vents and fans, causing your laptop to overheat. Use compressed air to blow out any debris from the keyboard, ports, and fans.
Keep it cool: Avoid using your laptop on soft surfaces, such as your bed or couch, as this can block the airflow and cause it to overheat. Use a cooling pad or stand to help keep it cool.
Protect it: Use a protective case to help prevent scratches and other damage. Also, avoid eating or drinking near your laptop to prevent spills.
Update software regularly: Keep your operating system and software up-to-date to ensure that your laptop runs smoothly and securely.
Use a surge protector: A power surge can damage your laptop's components, so use a surge protector to protect it from power surges.
Avoid overcharging: Don't leave your laptop plugged in all the time, as this can shorten the battery life. Charge it when it needs to be charged, and unplug it when it's fully charged.
Shut it down properly: Shut down your laptop properly instead of just closing the lid or pressing the power button, as this can cause damage to the hard drive.
By following these tips, you can help increase the lifespan of your laptop and keep it running smoothly for years to come.
