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What every business owner should know about Microsoft 365, Azure and SharePoint — written by the people who deploy it, not by the people who only sell it.
Windows 10 Without Support: The Deadline Falling Due Now
Year 1 of the paid security update programme ends on 13 October 2026. Decide later and you pay it retroactively — do nothing and security fixes stop arriving.
Read articleMicrosoft 365 Backup: Microsoft Is Not Doing It for You
Microsoft guarantees the service stays up. Guaranteeing that your data still exists is your job — and it is written into the contract. Here is how the shared responsibility model actually works.
6 min readBusiness Basic, Standard or Premium? The Difference That Decides It
Three plans with the same apps on the shelf. The real difference comes down to two questions: do you need Office installed, and what happens when someone slips up.
9 min readSharePoint, OneDrive or Teams: Where Each Company File Should Live
All three store files, all three sync, and that is exactly why the mess starts. The practical rule that settles the question in ten seconds.
7 min readHow to Migrate Company Email to Microsoft 365 Without Stopping Anything
The migration itself is the easy part. What sinks projects is everything nobody mapped beforehand: aliases, distribution lists, the printer that sends email, and the system nobody remembered existed.
7 min readAzure or a Server in the Office? How to Run That Calculation Properly
Comparing the Azure monthly bill with the price of a server is the wrong calculation — and it is the one almost everybody makes. The honest method for deciding, including the cases where the cloud genuinely does not pay off.
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