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SharePoint 2010 End of Life — The Phoenix Phenomenon
If you’ve been running SharePoint 2010 (on premises), there were initially two potential routes open to you. One, stay on-premises and upgrade to a newer version of SharePoint, or two, upgrade to SharePoint Online (in the Cloud) in Microsoft 365.
Read MoreUnited Arab Emirates: Utility Company Completes Colossal Data Migration
727-442-1822Products LinkFixer Advanced ™ Free Link Reporter ™ Supported File TypesSupport Technical Support FAQ Knowledge BaseIT Tips & Tricks Articles SharePoint Migrations WebinarsAbout Us Contact Us Our Story Testimonials Press RoomFree Trial IT Tips & Tricks March 29, 2021 United Arab Emirates: Utility Company Completes Colossal Data Migration Dubai already has bragging rights for the…
Read MoreHow to Eliminate Missing Data Like a Viking Warrior
If a billion-dollar company with over 50,000 employees told you that your product is the best, you’d be tempted to delightedly yell it from the rooftops, right?
Read MoreTop 6 Reasons Why Your Company Shouldn’t Use Outdated Software
727-442-1822Products LinkFixer Advanced ™ Free Link Reporter ™ Supported File TypesSupport Technical Support FAQ Knowledge BaseIT Tips & Tricks Articles SharePoint Migrations WebinarsAbout Us Contact Us Our Story Testimonials Press RoomFree Trial IT Tips & Tricks March 23, 2021 Top 6 Reasons Why Your Company Shouldn’t Use Outdated Software “If I can avoid getting some…
Read MoreSharePoint 2010: The First Cut is the Deepest
Sometimes, no matter how much you love something, there comes a time when you simply have to let it go. Sadly, this is the current fate of SharePoint 2010’s Workflow feature.
Read MoreThe SharePoint Blues and the Broken-Links Shakedown
If you’re reading this, then chances are you’ve either (1) been put through the SharePoint wringer, which turned out to be a bigger beast than anticipated and now you’re in search of anything…
Read MoreMissing Data Damnation
LinkFixer Advanced is literally the magic wand you’ve been looking for. This powerhouse can be deployed either before, during or after any of the above situations, magically locating broken links, and then repairing them effortlessly.
Read MoreShowgirls & Bullfighters Versus IT Masters: Miles of Files (and Smiles)
One doesn’t normally think of a file type as something particularly exotic, because we generally tend to use the same types of files over and over depending on the industry we work in. To most of us, being a Vegas showgirl, a Spanish bullfighter or a super-yacht captain sounds exotic and thrilling compared to a…
Read MorePlanning a Hardware Refresh? 5 Best Practices & 1 Major Misconception You Need to Know
Loads of organizations seem to think that as long as their hardware is still working, there’s no need to improve it. However, this just isn’t the case. Whether it’s a computer, a server or the indispensable performance applications that keep the company moving, plenty of companies neglect updates and refreshes. So how often should you be performing these upgrades…
Read More5 Common (and Dangerous) Data Migration Mistakes
Moving data takes careful planning, exceptional management skills, and well-developed data migration techniques. You need to know how to plan for possible setbacks and keep data safe during the transition. You’ll also need to know what the different types of data migration are and which category suits your needs. For instance, you may be implementing…
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