Posts Tagged ‘Office 365’

Modern Microsoft Dynamics CRM Release from rfitzer   Last week I had the opportunity to take a look at the latest update for the December 2012 release for Microsoft Dynamics CRM. Some very exciting stuff around a modern user interface and experience. Take a look at some of the latest info in the slide show […]

As more and more companies move to Office 365, PowerShell Cmdlets and Scripts are becoming staples of  Administrator toolsets. One issue that I have come across quite often is the Cmdlet overlap that occurs when using Remote PowerShell sessions to both Office 365, and Exchange 2010 on-premises simultaneously. For example, let’s say that I have […]

 This blog post is meant for both the PowerShell newbie and scripter out there looking for a reason why they should start learning aptly named PowerShell or push themselves to learn a new aspect of PowerShell they’ve been meaning to try. It’s been a few years now since PowerShell first came to be. Remember those […]

Last week I spent some time with Perficient’s Microsoft Office 365 Practice Lead, David Greve from Chicago. He was a great source of information on the power of Office 365 and some of the incredible things Perficient has been able to do with it. I thought I would take a moment and share. Also, I […]

I came to this year’s SharePoint Conference with one goal in mind: I wanted to learn everything I could about Microsoft’s enterprise roadmap for Yammer.  Well, as of this writing the conference is halfway over and if anything, it looks I’m probably going to get about halfway to that goal. I’m not going to recap […]

Among many excellent sessions at this year’s SharePoint Fest Chicago, Perficient colleague and Microsoft MVP David Greve presented “Office 365 Integration Options.” As Director of Office 365 at Perficient, and co-author of “Microsoft Office 365: Exchange Online Implementation and Migration,” David has a wealth of knowledge and experience around Office 365, and he shared that […]

These are exciting times for SharePoint developers. SharePoint 2013 RTM is right around the corner. If you want to get a jump start on developing with SharePoint 2013 then sign up for the Office 365 Preview.     Once you’re signed up, you will recieve an email from Microsoft welcoming you to the Office 365 […]

As discussed in the post earlier, SharePoint 2013 allows you to write Apps which can extend the functionalities your SharePoint website provides. Primarily an App can be divided into two categories depending upon where its components reside: SharePoint hosted App – Major pieces of an App are on SharePoint server with business logic and presentational […]

The Perficient team was excited to be selected as Microsoft‘s Northeast District Cloud Partner of the Year award winner, at Microsoft’s Worldwide Partner conference in Toronto, Ontario.  The award recognizes Perficient’s work in helping customers to move to Office 365, Microsoft’s cloud based productivity and collaboration suite.  The Perficient team has worked with client using our Exchange […]

It’s official.  On his personal TechNet blog, Microsoft Office Division President Kurt Delbene has confirmed today that Microsoft is acquiring Yammer. We can gather a couple things from this.  One, the announcement comes from Mr. Delbene, so this is now an Office Division play beyond all doubt.  SharePoint and Office 365 are the primary landing […]

Perficient colleague and Microsoft MVP David Greve has co-authored a book with fellow Microsoft Office 365 MVP Loryan Strant. Entitled “Microsoft Office 365: Exchange Online Implementation and Migration,” the book provides a hands-on tutorial that shows organizations of all sizes how to implement and migrate to Microsoft Exchange Online in Office 365. From the Press […]

Microsoft has a blog series called MVP Mondays. I was asked to be a guest author and to write a blog about Office 365. Check out my most recent blog on changing your MX record to FOPE in an Exchange Hybrid configuration, created from Exchange 2010 SP2. This blog highlights some key changes that are […]