I'm kicking off a three-part series on the road to Office 365. Today, I'm looking at the early history of the products and people that put the cogs in motion for Microsoft's software-as-a-service ...

Microsoft Office 365 is a subscription, cloud-based version of Microsoft Office for use by individuals and families at home and at school, and by small and medium-sized businesses.

Office 365 has been touted as Microsoft’s fastest growing business ever. Still, some organizations are stalling when it comes to moving mailboxes from on-premises Exchange to Office 365’s ...

Microsoft provides some decent tools for migrating Exchange Server mailboxes to Office 365. I already mentioned the Office 365 Health, Readiness and Connectivity Checks tool, but there are others.

With Microsoft migrating from BPOS to Office 365, it's important to learn about key changes between BPOS and the new cloud offering. ... 25GB Exchange mailbox, Team Sites, Office Web Apps, a ...

Office 365 Online Push. The 10 versions of Office 365 range from the $4-per-user-per-month "Exchange Online" hosted email service to the $22-per-user-per-month full-on Office 2010 desktop suite ...

Initially an enterprise subscription that bundled together Windows, Office apps, and a variety of management tools, Microsoft 365 has morphed into something harder to define. Here’s everything ...

Microsoft 365 has come a long way from the first Office 365 tenants to today’s massive cloud service. ... with data accessible from within both Microsoft 365’s SharePoint and Exchange services.