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A year ago, the introduction of the new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) was looming. Many felt uncertain about what the directive would actually mean and too few knew how to prepare for it in practical terms. So what has actually happened in the aftermath of the introduction? How has the regulation affected businesses in general and do we really know more today than we did then?
In a digital work environment where we expect our systems to be interconnected in all other contexts, the traditional stand-alone telephone system feels like a dusty relic. But does it really have to be that way?
In a relatively short period of time, we have gone from analog desk phones in the copper network to increasingly digital telephony solutions in the office, and therefore the IT manager is often responsible for telephony. Telephony and IT are becoming more and more intertwined. However, switching solutions for telephony still often feel alien to the IT department, which is why...
Our workplaces are becoming increasingly mobile. Many companies want to use apps to enable employees to work from mobile devices. But until now, it is relatively difficult to create mobile solutions that are customized for businesses and therefore many are still locked into working from their computers. In Microsoft 365, you can easily build applications customized for your business - here's how.
Active Directory (AD) is the directory service that includes user accounts, computers and other resources in a computer network. With a traditional AD, local servers control the registry while Azure AD is a cloud-based equivalent. As more and more people choose to migrate their IT environment to the cloud, the question arises - is a local AD really necessary?
Many companies choose to outsource the operation of their IT environment to an external provider so that more resources can be spent on the company's real core business. For a long time, the alternative was to outsource to traditional data centers, but today there are a number of choices to make when choosing to outsource the IT environment. The advent of cloud services has expanded the range of options.
Let's face it - how many places, in how many different registers, systems or documents is data about your employees stored in your workplace? Unfortunately, few people can answer "in one place" with a straight face... The data is probably all over the place, and may differ slightly depending on where you look. The question is - how can you trust that it is accurate and up to date?
We want to share the journey that one of our customers has taken to increase their security. Our hope is that others will gain an understanding of how a fraud like this could be feasible, but more importantly, experience on how it could be prevented.
The threat landscape in our digital environments is constantly evolving and changing, and for many companies, finding a balance between IT security and productivity is a major challenge. Secure Score is Microsoft's centralized security tool and here we take a closer look at how it works and how it helps you meet these challenges.
There is an ever-increasing need for businesses to collaborate better and more effectively with suppliers, partners and customers. They simply have to be able to communicate and share information in a more seamless way than was previously possible ...
When working with an external IT partner, it is important to find a good and clear structure for how to work - together. A good way to drive a Microsoft 365 project forward is to assign a number of roles internally. This creates a more focused way of working where everyone knows what to do and the implementation becomes more agile.
Movement Group Nordic needed to unify its communication channels and find a more comprehensive support system. By moving to Microsoft 365, they improved data security, unified communications channels, and increased productivity at a reduced cost.