As the leading Fort Collins IT Consulting firm we often get asked about Windows Server 2012. We have been impressed by this operating system, though for many in the business Server 2008 R2 is still everything they need. However, as … Continue reading
This installment of Office 365 Recovery and Retention focuses on In-Place Hold. According to Microsoft, “When a reasonable expectation of litigation exists, organizations are required to preserve electronically stored information (ESI), including email that’s relevant to the case. This expectation … Continue reading
This installment of Office 365 Recovery and Retention focuses on Litigation Hold. According to Microsoft, “Litigation hold, also known as legal hold, allows organizations to preserve electronically stored information. When a user’s mailbox is put on litigation hold, the user … Continue reading
This installment of Office 365 Recovery and Retention focuses on In-Place Archive. According to Microsoft, “In-Place Archiving provides users with an alternate storage location in which to store historical messaging data. An In-Place Archive is an additional mailbox (called an … Continue reading
This installment of Office 365 Recovery and Retention focuses on Archiving. According to Microsoft, “…Exchange Online Archiving is a Microsoft Office 365 cloud-based, enterprise-class archiving solution for organizations that have deployed Microsoft Exchange Server 2013, Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 (SP2 … Continue reading
Technical Framework’s Fort Collins IT Services and Cloud Services focus on SharePoint administration, migration, and maintenance. In this post we’ll show you how to use Sharepoint Online to share documents with users outside your organization. First, we need to login … Continue reading
Technical Framework’s Fort Collins IT Services include comprehensive monitoring and optimization of your technology environment. We frequently leverage PRTG, a popular monitoring tool, for our clients and decided to share one of our recent implementations. We installed PRTG Network Monitor … Continue reading
If you’ve worked for a major corporation in the United States in the past 20 years, there’s a good chance you’ve received a paycheck with three little letters on it: ADP. Those letters represent not only a company that handles … Continue reading
The clichés as to why some technology solutions fail range from “lack of communication” to “poor planning”. In fact, technology solution failures are primarily due to lack of knowing what we want as consumers, or put more fancily, lack of … Continue reading
