Since launch a decade ago, Office 365 has grown to over 300 million commercial seats. Along the way, they have continuously re-invested to meet the changing needs of your businesses. Microsoft has now announced changes to their commercial pricing model for Microsoft 365 – the first substantive pricing update since its launch.
We’re pleased to announce an extension to our existing Microsoft expertise with a second Gold competency, Cloud Productivity, highlighting the massive transformation we’ve provided clients not only in Microsoft Azure but, now, in Microsoft 365 as well.
We are proud to announce that Third Octet, in our first attempt at joining this elite group of some of the biggest and most successful managed service providers in the world, has ranked 469 on the 2020 MSP 501 List.
Now that you’ve moved your files and applications to the cloud and are reaping the rewards, you’re ready for cloud desktops (sometimes called ‘virtual desktops’ or ‘hosted desktops’).
Once your files are secure and accessible from any device, you’re ready for the natural next step: cloud-based applications.
Cloud-based file sharing is a natural foundation for any company’s journey to the cloud. It requires minimal change, and you get a fast return on investment. Plus, because file sharing touches every department and process, you make a big impact with very little cost or effort.
It’s important to think of your move to the cloud as a planned journey instead of an overnight switch. And, as with all journeys, the key is to establish where you are, where you want to be and how you’ll get there.
Information technologies, from PCs and networks to the internet and smartphones, have given a massive boost to growing businesses. But today, many companies are struggling to manage and maintain all of the technologies they’ve acquired over time; forced to throw more and more time, money and resources at IT instead of into their core business, ending up less secure and less productive. The cloud changes all that.
In most markets, big businesses used to hold all the cards, with the best, most advanced IT systems to automate and streamline their processes. Today, a major revolution is turning this trend upside-down, as smaller companies disrupt whole markets with new ideas and new technology, all powered by the cloud.
There’s no question that today’s workforce is putting more demand on how businesses operate. These demands are not only being driven by people, but also by factors beyond our control. Enter entropy, uncertainty and randomness.
