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Exchange Compliance options

The tasks an IT organization is charged with constantly change, but the tasks themselves are often influenced by trends -- often just hype -- in the market. As trends come and go, organizations can either act upon them or let them pass by. One technology trend that...

My journey to a new home lab…

Almost two years ago now, I bought myself a new – what I thought was at that time – a “real” home lab. The components I bought back then were similar to what MVP Jeff Guillet had described on his blog:...

Microsoft to acquire Nokia’s devices & services business

A few hours ago, the news hit the world that Microsoft is about to acquire Nokia’s devices & services business and it’s going to license Nokia’s patents and mapping services. Honestly, I can’t say that I’m surprised. Microsoft and Nokia have been working closely...

Why I think you should attend IT Connections in Las Vegas

You might probably wonder why I’m writing this article; why on Earth would I try to convince you to attend this conference? Well, first let me start by telling you that it’s NOT because I’m one of the speakers ~ though if that were a reason to attend, I would be...

Microsoft is retiring the MCSM/MCA Program…

After having written about my experience of going through the MCSM program, I couldn’t resist writing down about how I feel about Microsoft’s latest decision to kill the MCSM/MCA program. For those who aren’t fully up to date about what happened, let me enlighten you...

Exchange 2013 CU2 re-released

Yesterday, Microsoft released an updated version of its latest Cumulative Update for Exchange 2013; CU2. This decision follows the discovery of quite an important bug in the original release. The problem was that when Public Folder Mailboxes were moved between...