Why migrate “365 Apps for Enterprise” to “Office 365 E3” – Microsoft Treadmill Instinct to “do nothing” can be entirely rational — and often correct — depending on goals, budget, and risk tolerance. Evaluation from a practical, strategic perspective. THE CORE ISSUE: WHY MIGRATE Microsoft 365 Apps for Enterprise to Office 365 E3? This proposed […]
Time to pay the 2025 Microsoft Exchange Online Plan 1 Here is a detailed breakdown of Exchange Online (Plan 1), showing what it includes, what it lacks, and how it fits into the Microsoft ecosystem—especially compared to Office 365 E3 and Power Automate. What Is Exchange Online (Plan 1)? Exchange Online Plan 1 is a […]
Time to pay the 2025 Microsoft 365 Apps for Enterprise Here is a full breakdown of Microsoft 365 Apps for Enterprise, focusing on what it includes, what it lacks (compared to Office 365 E3), and specifically how Power Automate fits in. What Is Microsoft 365 Apps for Enterprise? This is a standalone Microsoft 365 license […]
Time to pay the Microsoft 2025 Power Automate Here’s a detailed breakdown of Microsoft Power Automate Free, covering what it is, what it does, what you get, and how it compares to paid tiers: What Is Microsoft Power Automate Free? Power Automate Free is a no-cost entry-level plan offered by Microsoft that allows individuals to […]
Time to pay the Microsoft 2025 Office 365 E3 Microsoft licenses—especially for Office and enterprise environments—can be confusing. Here’s a breakdown focused on Office 365 E3, a common business-tier license: What Is Office 365 E3? Office 365 E3 is a business-class subscription license from Microsoft that gives organizations access to a full suite of productivity, […]
DMARC DKIM SPF Email anti-spam slow-motion trainwreck Recently a client’s long-well-running, important email process was broken, halting reception by their sales team of emailed notifications regardings product inquiries on their website. This was all working well before ~January. Quick fix: website will now send emails marked as being “From:sales@YOUR.net” Longer explanation: Microsoft/Outlook and/or 2cows.com apparently […]