How Microsoft IT Manages Its Office 365 Services From A Tenant Perspective

Date: September 7, 2012 from 10:40AM to 11:40AM
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Speakers: Jim Adams, Scott Kleven
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How do you manage SharePoint without Farm access? What about managing user’s expectations if they no longer utilise helpdesk? How are social feeds impacting the service model? What happens if your company has multiple Online services with Microsoft? These are just a few of the issues MSIT has encountered during the transition of their enterprise SharePoint and Exchange platforms from on-premises to the Office 365 Public Cloud. Come listen to how Microsoft IT has gone from managing SharePoint and Exchange at Microsoft to managing Microsoft as a tenant of Office 365, side-by-side with customers like you.