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Asking for help is not always easy. In a Harvard Business Review article Why it’s so hard to ask for help, Manfred F.R. Kets de Vries points out: ‘Although humans are social creatures, ready to both give and accept help, many of us struggle to actually ask for it.’

GUEST OPINION:  Should an organisation move to Google Workspace? Maybe. The answer should be based on an evaluation of multiple factors specific to how the organisation does business. It’s not an easy yes or no.

Simply moving to the cloud is so last decade. Today it’s all about maximising resilience and controlling costs with a multi-cloud strategy, with organisations increasingly spreading business functions across two or more cloud service providers.

GUEST OPINION  It may be time to migrate file shares to SharePoint, OneDrive and Teams, and security is a major reason.

GUEST OPINION by Tim O’Neill, BitTitan Cybersecurity threats continue to evolve, with bad actors engaged in a perpetual mission to exploit network vulnerabilities. When we think we are doing enough, there’s always more to be done.

GUEST OPINION: In a recent online video, Mark, a seasoned IT consultant who calls himself The Cloud Geezer, shared his discovery about the 'free' cross-tenant migration tool from Microsoft. He discovered that it's not free.

GUEST OPINION: Sit a modern worker down in front of a new software platform and chances are they'll be able to figure out how to use it. They'll noodle around a bit, check out the menus, click buttons, and soon they'll be up and running with the basics.

COMPANY NEWS: BitTitan, an Idera company, announced today that Tim O'Neill has joined the company as its new Asia-Pacific sales manager.

GUEST OPINION: Beware of migration failure, it's what often keeps techies awake at nights!

GUEST OPINION by Tosin Vaithilingam, BitTitan: Multiple factors weigh into the decision to merge with or acquire another company, and IT systems are a key element.

GUEST OPINION: Multiple factors weigh into the decision to merge with or acquire another company, and IT systems are a key element.

GUEST OPINION: Microsoft announced it has ended support for Office 2013 as of 11 April 2023, resulting in some IT administrators scrambling to upgrade. Yet others are not. IT administrators who practise software lifecycle management have already identified, scheduled and implemented necessary upgrades.

GUEST OPINION: The use of Basic Authentication over the internet is as old as the basic standard for the world wide web. Its use was outlined in May 1996 as part of the standard for version 1.0 of the Hypertext Transfer Protocol.

GUEST OPINION: Since Microsoft announced it will soon end support for Office 2013, some IT administrators are scrambling to upgrade. Others are not.

GUEST OPINION: A new year is a time when most people take stock of what they have accomplished and make plans for the year ahead. New opportunities await those who are prepared and know where to find them.

GUEST OPINION: Since Australia has come to terms with COVID-19, employees are either returning to work, still working from home, or doing both in a hybrid situation. Yet countless organisations have moved to reliance on cloud technologies and services for remote work, causing a massive shift to cloud adoption.

GUEST OPINION: Cybersecurity Awareness Month has just passed, and this year's theme – See Yourself in Cyber – highlighted the human side of cybersecurity. It's a reminder that everyone has a role to play, from IT professionals to everyday people.

GUEST OPINION: One result of the widespread enterprise adoption of Microsoft 365 is the need to move users from one instance of the suite to a new or different instance: a tenant-to-tenant (T2T) migration.

GUEST OPINION: One result of the widespread enterprise adoption of Microsoft 365 is the need to move users from one instance of the suite to a new or different instance: a tenant-to-tenant (T2T) migration.

GUEST OPINION: In the epic spaghetti western The Good, The Bad and The Ugly, Tuco (The Ugly) says, "If you work for a living, why do you kill yourself working?"