Microsoft has a set of recommendations for the topology depending upon the size of the farm & with the 2013 version, self/provider hosted options also emerges. Still several organizations still going with the traditional topologies & in-house deployment.
Day 2 at Ignite was pretty great – meeting up with familiar faces and much more!
From the 2014 conference in Barcelona – Ben Robb’s presentation slides highlight some of the challenges and approaches you can take when embarking on a hybrid on-premises + Office 365 deployment, looking at how you can create a consistent user experience and where you should host key services such as Search and User Profile.
In this blog post, I will show you how to use environment variables in order to make your SharePoint PowerShell scripts universal and be able to use them in each of your environments without ever changing your script.
I get asked more often than not these days how can my organization get value out of Yammer. Today I am going to share with you 3 reasons why Yammer can bring value to your organization.
Why has Microsoft changed the name to Skype for Business? Now that Lync has begun to be so well known, why change the name?
The ESPC Team have been having some great fun over at Microsoft Ignite in Chicago!
Time after time, Microsoft decided to change their company presentation to “mobile first – cloud first”. There are currently many Office 365 features, which are reserved for cloud-only users, such as Delve (Office Graph), Groups, Sway, Yammer, etc. and there are no plans to make them for on-premises customers available. This depends, among other things, on the complex configuration and the customer needs; not all on-premises users will have Exchange, SharePoint, and Lync installed.
In this article we will discover how easily we can create a secure tunnel between two different systems using Service Bus Relays from Microsoft Azure. We will start from a real life problem and we will discover how we can resolve this problem using Azure Services.
