Tag Archives: Powershell

Identity and Authentication in the cloud: Office 2013 and Office 365

Posted on May 6, 2013 by MessageOpsAdmin

        Identity and Authentication in Office2013 and Office 365 MessageOps Development of the cloud has allowed Office 2013 and Office 365 to shift from computer centered authentication to now being user centered. This shift allows users to …[ Read More ]

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Spiceworks Panel Helps 365 Command get in Touch with it’s Hotness

Posted on April 10, 2013 by MessageOpsAdmin

A select group of Spiceworks members, affectionately called Spiceheads, recently had the opportunity to be part of a Spiceworks Panel for 365 Command by MessageOps.  Panel Members got to use 365 Command and provide their feedback to the creators of this popular easy-to-use, web-based portal …[ Read More ]

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Resellers and Managed Service Providers Make Money with Office 365

Posted on March 14, 2013 by MessageOpsAdmin

MessageOps was recently the focus of an article in Channelnomics, The Business of Technologytitled “MessageOps Solves Office 365 Profit Riddle.”  For those of you who are resellers or managed service providers for Office 365, this article provides some great insight on how …[ Read More ]

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365 Command by MessageOps is Live

Posted on February 5, 2013 by MessageOpsAdmin

    After a successful BETA period for 365 Command, we are happy to announce we are moving forward with the official launch. All current BETA clients will be transitioned to the new version with a free 30 day trial.  You …[ Read More ]

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Quick Tip – Easily Connect to Remote PowerShell on Office 365

Posted on July 12, 2011 by MessageOps Team

Anyone who has used remote PowerShell with Office 365 knows that the commands to connect up are a little hard to remember.  If you use remote PowerShell with any frequency in Office 365, you’ll probably want to look into creating …[ Read More ]

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