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Reboot Your Network with Ryan Recapped: Change Control System

This is the first entry in our series on optimizing your network infrastructure. In this month’s webinar, Plow Networks’ Director of Service Delivery, Ryan Harris, provides tips and strategies to help you establish an effective change control system. What is Change Control? Change control is the process that management uses to identify, document, and authorize [...]

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Jammin’ with James Recapped: Transforming the Workplace with Microsoft Teams

In this month’s webinar, James Golden, Director of Technical Development at Plow Networks, highlights key features of Microsoft Teams and how to determine the best licensing option for your business. Teams is Microsoft’s secure communications platform that allows your team to collaborate within and across departments. Information is encrypted and ties into your existing SharePoint

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Jammin’ with James Recapped: Cost Optimization with Microsoft Azure

This is the final entry into our two-part series on cost optimization. In this month’s webinar, James demonstrates how to use Microsoft’s Azure Portal to minimize your organization’s subscription costs. One way to do this is by reserving instances. Reserved instances are agreements made with Microsoft to use a certain service or product for an

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The people of Plow: Getting to know our Endpoint Systems Administrator

Meet Emmanuel Tsavaris, our Endpoint Systems Administrator. Emmanuel has worked at Plow Networks since December 2020, after leaving Apple to step away from the corporate environment. He first heard about the company from our Director of Support Services. For Emmanuel, a typical day consists of various tasks, such as proposing and implementing changes, scripting, creating

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Jammin’ with James Recapped: Cost Optimization with Microsoft 365 Licenses

This is the first entry into our two-part series on cost optimization. In this month’s webinar, James discusses using Microsoft 365 services to minimize your licensing costs, such as checking for unassigned licenses and reserving instances. On M365maps.com, you can compare the different licensing plans that Microsoft offers side-by-side. This feature allows you to determine

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Jammin’ with James Recapped: Zero Trust with Microsoft Services, Data Protection and Threat Intelligence

This continues our series about implementing Zero Trust with Microsoft Services. If you missed our post about device trust and security, you can check it out here. This guide will show you how to use sensitivity labels and threat intelligence to protect your Microsoft environment from cyber-attacks. Labels: Sensitivity labels are an essential aspect of

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Jammin’ with James Recapped: Zero Trust with Microsoft Services, Device Trust and Security

This continues our series about implementing Zero Trust with Microsoft Services. If you missed our previous post about identity and access management, check it out here.  In this guide, we will share tips to help you ensure the safety of your company’s devices. 1. One way to mitigate risk is by implementing Microsoft’s Global Administrator

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Jammin’ with James Recapped: Zero Trust with Microsoft Services, Identity and Access Management

Embracing a Zero Trust security model within your organization can help your company decrease the chances of a potential breach. In this guide, we will share several steps your company can take to implement a Zero Trust approach to security. 1. The first step to setting up a Zero Trust model is to ensure you

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