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What does it mean to be a Microsoft Gold Partner?

by Scott Morrison | Apr 21, 2022 | Azure, Microsoft 365, Microsoft Gold Partner, Office 365, Windows, Windows Server

Microsoft Partners are tiered into two primary groups of Silver and Gold. The question you may have is, what do these levels mean for when you’re looking for a Microsoft Partner to support, manage and consult about your IT? At the highest level, a Microsoft Gold...

Ready to go for it? Getting Windows 11.

by Scott Morrison | Apr 11, 2022 | Cybersecurity, Windows

How to get Windows 11 If you liked what you read about Windows 11, you’re probably wondering how you can get it. Well, Windows 10 users can easily upgrade to this latest version of Windows by going to the Update & security settings in their PC. Or, you may simply...

Windows 11 and Security

by Scott Morrison | Apr 4, 2022 | Cybersecurity, Windows

Windows 11 and Security If there is anything that worries everyone–consumers and businesses alike–is security and privacy. Ransomware has exploded. Businesses in every sector as well as NPOs and governments have fallen victim to serious cyber attacks. In...

Android App Integration with Windows 11

by Scott Morrison | Mar 16, 2022 | Android, Windows

Do you want to use a lot of Android apps but are tired of the limited ability to do so with Windows 10? Android App Integration with Windows is going to be your answer. Android integration with Windows 11 One of the best parts of Windows 11 is, it will let you run...

7 Requirements for the Digital Workplace in 2022

by Scott Morrison | Mar 15, 2022 | Azure, Cloud, Cost Reduction, Cybersecurity, Office 365, Remote Working, Teams, Windows, Windows Virtual Desktop

Digital collaboration is here to stay. For years, employees have been collaborating using digital tools like Office365, Microsoft Teams and SharePoint. But due to recent events like the COVID-19 pandemic and employees demanding flexibility from their employers,...

Windows 11, It’s All About User Experience

by Scott Morrison | Mar 8, 2022 | Windows, Windows Virtual Desktop

While Windows XP is hands down everyone’s favorite even decades after its launch, we have seen Microsoft constantly upgrading its OS. While some versions have been disastrous (remember, Vista and Windows 8?!), some have been steady and solid–example, as Windows 10....

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