Office Admin center - Message centerUpdated feature: Skype for Business on Mac MC97654Published On : March 31, 2017Expires On : April 30, 2017We’re releasing an update for all Skype for Business on Mac clients. We've begun rolling this out, and the rollout will be completed in the following weeks.How does this affect me?The update includes several bug fixes as well as new enhancements for contact management, USB Devices, and delegation. We recommend this update for all Mac users. This message is associated with Office 365 Roadmap ID 68512. What do I need to do to prepare for this change? There is nothing you need to do to prepare for this change. Please click Additional Information to learn more.Additional Information
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Office Admin center - Message centerUpdated feature: Skype for Business on Mac MC97512Published On : March 29, 2017Expires On : April 29, 2017We’re adding new export capabilities to the usage reports in the Office 365 admin center. We've begun rolling this out and the rollout will be completed in the following weeks.How does this affect me?Admins can now export the data from the organization-wide activity charts at the top of each usage report. The data for the selected time period will be exported into an Excel .csv file by clicking or tapping the export link. This will enable Admins to further analyze data, or to easily share the chart data with others. To access the reports please click “Usage reports” from the Admin Center homepage, then click on the export button at the top of the gra...
It's all about robust communication, and in many ways phones are the primary method of communicating with customers, partners, and suppliers and among employees.
Most businesses rely on-premises based PBX systems or service from the phone company. And while that seems like it would be reliable and resilient, unexpected events like natural disasters and human accidents can take your phone system down for hours, days, even weeks. This results in big opportunities lost for businesses because people can’t get a hold of you.
According to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), 40% of small businesses go out of business when faced with an unplanned disruption. All it takes is a few inches of flood water, a car to crash into a power pole, or a gas leak in your building or a neighboring ...