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Thinking about migrating to #Microsoft365? It's a game-changer for productivity — but successful migration requires careful planning. Check out this step-by-step guide before making the switch. https://ow.ly/kgY050SFzU4

Migrating to Microsoft365? A step-by-step guide with Centric Consulting & Matt Gordon

Thinking about migrating to hashtag #Microsoft365? It's a game-changer for productivity — but successful migration requires careful planning. 💻 Check out this step-by-step guide before making the switch. https://ow.ly/kgY050SFzU4

Thinking about migrating to #Microsoft365? It's a game-changer for productivity — but successful migration requires careful planning. Check out this step-by-step guide before making the switch. https://ow.ly/kgY050SFzU4

Discover how to find the ideal resource to keep your Microsoft 365 environment secure, efficient, and perfectly tailored to your needs. 

I spent 4 hours troubleshooting this on a Holiday so you don't have to. Pay attention if you use BitTitan to migrate from Google Workspace to Microsoft 365. Your migrations are going to start failing. BitTitan uses Service Account Keys to Connect to the Google APIs to execute the migration. Google has now implemented "Secure by Default", basically copied the Microsoft Approach of "Security Defaults". As part of this, the default policy blocks the creation of Service Account Keys. Here's an article on this - https://lnkd.in/eMRD2Yem Now, in order to execute the migration, we need to delete this constraint from the Tenant. In order to be able to delete that constraint, you need the "Organization Policy Administrator" role on Google Cloud Console. The Google Cloud Console permissions are completely separate from Google Workspace permissions, so even if you have Super Admin, you will still need to grant yourself this role. Now typically when Adding Principals and Roles in Google Cloud Console, you add them at the project level, however the "Organization Policy Administrator" role is an Organization level role as the name suggests. See screenshot of https://lnkd.in/eq-RMFnd You need to select the Root level and then add principal as yourself and add the "Organization Policy Administrator" role Once this is done, click on the command line icon on the Google cloud console and then run the command gcloud org-policies delete iam.disableServiceAccountKeyCreation --organization=OrganizationUniqueID(Highlighted in Blue on the screenshot) Once this is done, you can now create the keys to the service account. Voila! That gorgeous JSON beauty downloads straight onto your computers Lap, I meant the downloads folder 😀 I am going to log out for the day and sleep peacefully as these emails copy over to their rightful and deserved new home in Microsoft 365. I believe this is going to become more common as Google starts rolling it out to more tenants but I encountered it early. ♻ For the love of the community, Please repost this. ❌ Do not copy and paste as your own. Don't be like Airam 😎 PS: If you need help migrating your data to Microsoft 365 or just training and guidance on getting the maximum value from your Microsoft 365 subscription, Feel free to send me a DM. Available to Subcontract for MSPs and Microsoft Solution Partners for Full Lifecycle Support. Consult->Migrate->Implement->Train->Automate->Support

💻🚀 Unlock a seamless #CloudPC experience with the #Windows365 ( #W365 ) Switch! #Windows365 ( #W365 ) is evolving with features that make remote work smoother than ever. One standout feature: the ability to easily switch between your local desktop and your #W365 environment. No more juggling multiple systems – now it's all in one place. This update brings efficiency and simplicity, streamlining how we interact with our digital workspace. 🌐👩💻 Curious about how it works and what it means for your workflow? Check out this deep dive by Vigneshwaran 🇮🇳 👇 https://lnkd.in/eVSdPs8Q

Having the right resource to confiure and support your Microosft 365 is key. This article helps to understand the why and the who.

Why Choose Microsoft 365 Over On-Premises Servers? In today’s fast-paced, cloud-driven world, organisations of all sizes are discovering significant advantages in adopting Microsoft 365 over traditional on-premises servers. Here’s why making the switch could be transformative for your business: Enhanced Accessibility & Collaboration: Work from anywhere, on any device. Microsoft 365’s cloud platform enables seamless, real-time collaboration with colleagues, partners, and clients—boosting productivity and team efficiency. Cost Savings: Avoid costly server hardware investments, regular maintenance, and extensive IT infrastructure. With 365, your subscription covers software, storage, and automatic updates. Automatic Updates & Security: Enjoy peace of mind with regular security updates, data backups, and the latest tools to protect sensitive information. No more manual patches or concerns over outdated systems! Scalability: Easily add or remove users, adjust storage needs, and adapt service levels as your organisation grows. This flexibility ensures you’re only paying for what you need. Advanced Productivity Tools: Access a suite of applications like Teams, SharePoint, and OneDrive that go beyond traditional email and file sharing—empowering your teams with innovative tools to improve workflows and communication. Compliance & Data Privacy: Microsoft 365 provides comprehensive compliance solutions, ensuring your data stays protected and adheres to regulations like GDPR and more. Disaster Recovery: Built-in redundancy and recovery options mean data remains safe in the event of unexpected downtime. Microsoft’s infrastructure ensures business continuity with minimal interruptions. Contact Tinder Corporation on 01622 235 870 to learn more! #Microsoft365 #DigitalTransformation #CloudComputing #Productivity #BusinessGrowth