Below are all of the relevant MSP related Microsoft announcements from October Microsoft Teams 1. Teams Premium New License × Dismiss alert How this will affect your organization Introduction of new licensing model with Microsoft Teams that includes a wide range of new features. For the complete list see the following article: Introducing Microsoft […]
MFA settings in Azure AD have evolved so much over the past few years and I believe that will continue at an even greater pace with the introduction of Microsoft Entra. I believe if you are a progressive MSP, you have moved your customers to licensing that supports Conditional Access over the legacy “per user” […]
GDAP is the latest Microsoft change that is having many MSPs working overtime to figure out. I’ve been blogging about GDAP for some time so if you are not familiar, please go check out my overview articles before diving in here. Our company, Summit Technology (an MSP out of Salt Lake), recently went through the […]
Checkout my latest article on this topic here!: Vendor Integrations Break with GDAP: The Fix! – (tminus365.com) Note This article assumes you have knowledge of GDAP (Granular Delegated Admin Privileges). If you do not, check out my article here: https://tminus365.com/granular-delegated-admin-privileges/ × Dismiss alert If you have a vendor that leverages an app registration or are […]
Many MSPs have been scrambling as of late to get up to speed with GDAP (Granular Delegated Admin Privileges) with Microsoft because of impending deadlines. If you are not familiar with GDAP, please go check out my overview article which also has links to other helpful resources. Microsoft created a tool to bulk migrate traditional […]
Below are all of the relevant MSP related Microsoft announcements from September Microsoft Teams 1. Cameo in PowerPoint Live New Feature × Dismiss alert How this will affect your organization Cameo is a new PowerPoint experience that seamlessly integrates your Teams camera feed into your presentation, letting you customize how and where you want to […]
Many of you may be using the native integrations within Huntress today to automate certain flows to your PSA tool like: Writing subscription information to agreements/contracts Creating tickets when new incidents occur The Huntress API provides access to various endpoints that you can leverage for even more automation capabilities. In this article, I will show […]
If you are part of the Microsoft Partner Program and you are getting incentive rebates on a monthly basis, most of you are probably like me where you have confusion around where these rebates are coming from on a per customer basis. There also might be confusion around where the money is coming from on […]
Microsoft New Commerce introduced a new level of liability because of their commitment terms and cancellation policies. On top of that they also introduced new operational complexity through subscription renewal dates which could be different for each customer in your environment if you did not move them to NCE on the same date. Microsoft has […]
Below are all of the relevant MSP related Microsoft announcements from August Microsoft Teams 1. Microsoft Teams Meeting Auto-Transcription New Feature × Dismiss alert How this will affect your organization When the meeting organizer sets the Record automatically meeting option to On for a meeting, Transcription will now also be turned on with Recording […]
If you are an MSP working with Pax8 today, I believe you should be leveraging their API to automate workflows from a procurement and subscription management perspective. Many Pax8 partners don’t know Pax8 has an API but essentially it can be used at no additional cost and has the following endpoints: Customers Orders (Purchase net […]
Microsoft is making major changes to their partner program and it’s not looking good for most MSPs. Part of these updates includes eliminating Silver and Gold competencies in lieu of a single “Solutions Partner” designation. Microsoft is adding new growth metrics that make it unlikely for the average MSP to qualify for this new designation […]
