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Navigating Microsoft 365 Updates in 2025: How to Prepare for Major Changes

Wed, 08 Jan 2025 00:00:00 +0000

The Microsoft 365 updates in 2025 signal one of the platform’s most transformative periods yet, with a wave of deprecations and retirements set to redefine how businesses manage their environments. From the phasing out of legacy PowerShell modules to changes in Teams and OneNote, nearly every facet of Microsoft 365 is undergoing significant evolution. These updates will impact sysadmins and IT professionals alike, requiring proactive preparation to ensure smooth transitions and prevent disruptions to workflows.

Microsoft 365 – Why OneDrive Backup is Needed

Fri, 27 Jan 2023 00:00:00 +0000

It is clear that the cloud is replacing physical storage formats due to its collaboration and access features, its cost-effectiveness, and data security and resiliency. As organizations continue to store more and more, cloud storage will continue to increase in popularity. One of the most popular forms of cloud storage used by organizations today is Microsoft OneDrive.

OneDrive is a productivity tool that allows users to synchronize files across different endpoints and share those files with other users in the enterprise. It is one of the several applications that make up the Microsoft 365 suite. The other applications include Exchange, Teams, and SharePoint. OneDrive is designed for users to store and share files, along with other collaboration capabilities that make not only daily jobs easier but also the management of shared files across different team members. The great thing about OneDrive being a cloud storage destination is that it enables employees to access their business files, as well as files shared by other people or teams, from different connected devices. In today’s world of remote working, access flexibility is incredibly useful.

Microsoft 365 – Why SharePoint Backup is Needed

Thu, 19 Jan 2023 00:00:00 +0000

SharePoint has become the go-to solution for organizations to manage extensive volumes of shared data in the cloud. Its robust platform streamlines document sharing among teams, making it an indispensable tool, especially as remote collaboration becomes the standard. However, the essential business data stored in SharePoint exposes a critical vulnerability: the risk of data loss without a reliable SharePoint backup strategy. Microsoft 365‘s native features are not designed to provide comprehensive protection, leaving organizations at risk. Implementing a dedicated SharePoint backup ensures your critical data remains safe and recoverable, safeguarding business continuity

Protect Your Microsoft 365 Data with DPX vPlus

Tue, 20 Sep 2022 00:00:00 +0000

We live in a world where data is the new oil. Not only is data valuable for you to maintain and run your business, but if you do not have a plan for data backup and recovery, we can end up paying a high price for it. According to a study by Touche Ross, 90% of businesses without a disaster recovery plan, will fail after a disaster. Meanwhile, more and more critical organizational data is being created, stored, and shared outside of the data center. Oftentimes, this is close to or over 50% of organizational data. This data lives on laptops, tablets, mobile devices and in cloud services, like Microsoft 365. And yet this data can very easily be lost and lost for good without proper Microsoft 365 backup.