Hello everyone
It seems I cannot have a conversation with a partner or end-user organization without security and end-user experience featuring prominently so this month we thought it would be good to share the Microsoft One Security Story as told by the wonderfully talented Kenny Singh from Microsoft.
Kenny does an amazing job of taking us through the end to end Microsoft proposition and the benefits of leveraging the E5 licensing for M365. Don’t know what the differences are between E3 and E5 from a security standpoint? Tom Ludbrook shares his view in this edition. Our Information Security practice is led by Lee Foster – gain an Insight to Lee and his weekend hobby and then watch his series covering Identity, Threat and Information Protection.
Our last edition started our series of paying tribute to some of the providers with whom we are privileged to partner and represent. In this edition we continue by sharing more information about FSLogix, this time exploring how their solution enables significant user experience improvements when running Office 365 or hosted Microsoft Exchange environments on virtual desktops. Make sure you register for the webinar with Aaron Parker, our resident Citrix CTP, so you can see FSLogix in action.
It’s not all about technology and business problems. As hard as we all work, we have to remember there are a lot of people less fortunate than each of you receiving this email. Each year that I can I participate in the Vinnies CEO Sleepout and I will be doing it again this year, spending a night sleeping on the concrete at White Bay Cruise Terminal. If you can find the time to donate to the cause and help the 100,000 people who sleep rough every night, please donate here.
Do continue to let us know the things you are interested in so we can feature them for you here in Insentragram. In the meantime, I will let you get on with your day and shamelessly plug our wonderful team here at Insentra who help to make our organization such an incredible place to work. In fact, last week we were awarded 7th place in the Asia Pacific Great Places to Work list in the company of some large multinational organizations.
