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The Work Has Begun!
Starting today, everyone will begin seeing the new WEBMAIL login screen. don’t be alarmed! Just enter your username and password and click log in.
More detail on the coming changes will be announced shortly.
Built-in Malware Protection. This was a feature that was first introduced in Exchange 2013 and continues for Exchange 2016. The malware protection scans all the sent and received emails within your organization.
MAPI over HTTP. The default protocol that Outlook uses to communicate with Exchange is now MAPI over HTTP. If your mail client does not support this, then it will default to RPC over HTTP. Its time to retire Microsoft Office 2010, if you are still using it.
Improved searching. Searching improved in Exchange 2013, but it got better with Exchange 2016. The searching component is based on SharePoint Foundation search. There is also the new Compliance Search for e-Discovery, which allows you to search up to 10,000 mailboxes in a one search.
Better collaboration. Exchange 2016 OWA users, now gives you the ability to link or share documents from One Drive for Business rather than attaching the document to an email. You also have the ability to edit the file or view.
Outlook Web Access, now called Outlook On The Web
This is the web version of email formerly known as Outlook Web App (OWA). There are many changes on this front, starting with a new name to better support on mobile devices and tablets. The look and feel of Outlook on the Web is updated with an improved calendar look, improved searching, new themes an inline video player.
Improved Data Loss Prevention. Data Loss Prevention (DLP) was first introduced with Exchange 2013 to protect and secure sensitive data based on compliance polices that you would set using various transport rules This feature was improved in Exchange 2016 by up to 80 new conditional types. Some improvements include being able to notify the user via a notification message that they have violated a transport rule.
Improved Email Archiving and Advanced Data Retention
Ask us about our new Email Retention System, store emails indefinitely for $3/month per mailbox.
We will reach out to our clients to schedule their migration in the coming weeks.
REMEMBER – you can manually backup your emails or subscribe to our
Email Backup service for just $3.00 per month per email account
Email or call us for details and to setup your email backups
718-921-6159
Support@bulldogtechinc.com
By Gearoid Reidy and Shoko Oda September 30, 2020, 7:51 PM EDT Updated on October 1, 2020, 6:43 AM EDT
The Tokyo Stock Exchange confirmed it will restart trading on Friday after an unprecedented all-day halt on Thursday which froze buying and selling of thousands of companies in the worst-ever outage in the world’s third-largest equity market.
All orders Thursday were canceled, and opening prices when trading resumes will be the closing prices on Wednesday, Japan Exchange Group Inc., the operator of the TSE, said earlier.
The problem occurred after a failed switchover to backups following a hardware breakdown. The exchange made the decision to call off trading for the entire day after conferring with market participants, who said it would be difficult to deal with their clients and carry out orders.
The halt dampened investor sentiment following a positive U.S. stock market performance overnight and closures in other major markets in the region, including China, Hong Kong, South Korea and Taiwan for public holidays.
It also came on the first day of a new quarter and of the second half of Japan’s fiscal year, when trading volumes would typically be high as many funds adjust their positions. One of Japan’s most closely watched economic indicators, the Bank of Japan’s Tankan survey, was also released just 10 minutes before trading was set to begin.
The failure was the first all-day stoppage of trading since the exchange shifted from the open-outcry trading pit to a fully-electronic system in 1999. Previous system glitches had only affected part of the trading day.
“This is very problematic — when things like this happen, investor confidence in the Japanese market gets impacted,” said Ryuta Otsuka, a strategist at Toyo Securities Co. “It could later weigh on Japanese stocks.”
Exchange Outage is Latest Blow to Tokyo’s Financial Hub Dreams
What’s New:
We launched ShowMyOffice back in the summer of 2008. Since then it has provided virtual office services for our hosted clients. Over the years we’ve adapted to changing technologies and made it easier, faster, and added more apps; along with remote printing and scanning. We virtualized many legacy applications for our customers and ran them in the cloud.
In the coming weeks we will be contacting our existing clients to migrate you to the new system.
Our new Epoxy table created with old motherboards, hard drives, lights and a history our our company. Created entirely in-house using a solid core closet door and molding for the sides. Last step is to polish to a mirror shine.
Epoxy “Lava” Table
