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2019 has been a busy year for Quadrotech. In typical fashion, we like to give a rundown on what went down this year and some of our highlights in Office 365 Management and Migration.

Today, we have some exciting product news to share with you. After 12 months of development, we are ready to introduce Nova, our all-new SaaS management platform, encompassing an ever-growing range of crucial Office 365 functions for a secure, productive, cost-optimized service. Nova is a platform for connected Office 365 management Previously, our reporting, security, […]

Traditionally at Quadrotech, we like to post a roundup blog to summarize what we’ve achieved, learned and our highlights.

The information and advice available for Office 365 can often feel more expansive than the features and capabilities of the ecosystem itself. You have blogs, documentation, support articles, forums, some Microsoft-created, others vendor-created content – all useful, but also, all over the place. Office 365 moves fast, sometimes faster than the internet – which creates […]

Zug, Switzerland May 31, 2018 – Quadrotech Solutions, the leading provider of Microsoft 365 migration, reporting, security and management technologies today announced two important changes at board level, following the yearly general assembly. Tony Redmond named Chairman of the Board Tony Redmond was elected President and Chairman of the Board. Amongst various other positions, Tony […]

The advent of the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) on May 25, 2018, can be viewed as an opportunity or a problem. I like to focus on the former because GDPR gives Office 365 tenants a reason to take a hard look at how they deal with personal data today and ask the […]

2016 was a huge year for Quadrotech. Cogmotive, our largest acquisition to date, joined the group, and we also launched several new products. Could 2017 top that? Absolutely!

Recently, a customer revealed a pretty depressing secret to me. They put PSTs on network file shares and use these old-fashioned, insecure, and horribly unstable files to share confidential corporate information between team members.

We see it all the time. Whether it’s high profile hacks, insider threats, sophisticated ransomware, or customer details sold off to the highest bidder – data loss incidents are an unfortunate, and unwelcome part of everyday life.

And happy retirement to all those PSTs still out there The PST format started out in 1996 as a great idea. But as it reaches its 20th birthday, we decided to take a look at why PSTs should be heading straight towards early retirement.