Moving from Exchange Online Plan 1 to In House Exchange 2016
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@JaredBusch Is BundyIT your business? Following through to profiles here.
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@coliver said in Moving from Exchange Online Plan 1 to In House Exchange 2016:
@magroover said in Moving from Exchange Online Plan 1 to In House Exchange 2016:
@Minion-Queen sure thing. I am not sure I would ever sell these guys on this but it definitely is interesting pricing. Was thinking more about limits on minutes etc. Seems like a good approach because the Vonage Business and Ring Central's of the world our out of their minds.
Just FYI I think @Minion-Queen 's solutions is a bring your own trunk. So you would still be paying for minutes etc.
If you get a per minute trunk. There are other options. But per minute is always going to be the cheapest.
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@magroover @Bundy-Associates is the tag, but it just gives me email notifications.
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@Carnival-Boy said in Moving from Exchange Online Plan 1 to In House Exchange 2016:
Insane?
When do you feel that spitefully hurting yourself to get back at the imagined wrongs that an ex-employee did in a personal attempt to protect you from your own irrational decision making isn't insane? I truly mean.. insane. No rational reasoning provided, not acting in their own self interest, not acting in even an obviously mistaken way, not following the advice from the expert that they pay to be their only source of good information... the number of irrational things leading here are pretty big.
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@magroover said in Moving from Exchange Online Plan 1 to In House Exchange 2016:
@Tim_G lol. This become such a persistent thought that I brought it up with my wife. The reply was something like "You need to do whatever they say and keep them happy, are you crazy?"
Then I told her I would actually get a lot of overtime out of it and she was "OMG Why is this even bothering you".
I never said not to do it. In short, I said it's a bad decision of management to do it on-prem, but if you need to do it on-prem, then do it right, as best you can!
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@coliver said in Moving from Exchange Online Plan 1 to In House Exchange 2016:
@magroover said in Moving from Exchange Online Plan 1 to In House Exchange 2016:
@Minion-Queen sure thing. I am not sure I would ever sell these guys on this but it definitely is interesting pricing. Was thinking more about limits on minutes etc. Seems like a good approach because the Vonage Business and Ring Central's of the world our out of their minds.
Just FYI I think @Minion-Queen 's solutions is a bring your own trunk. So you would still be paying for minutes etc.
Actually not entirely true We have options now to do this as well....
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@Minion-Queen said in Moving from Exchange Online Plan 1 to In House Exchange 2016:
@coliver said in Moving from Exchange Online Plan 1 to In House Exchange 2016:
@magroover said in Moving from Exchange Online Plan 1 to In House Exchange 2016:
@Minion-Queen sure thing. I am not sure I would ever sell these guys on this but it definitely is interesting pricing. Was thinking more about limits on minutes etc. Seems like a good approach because the Vonage Business and Ring Central's of the world our out of their minds.
Just FYI I think @Minion-Queen 's solutions is a bring your own trunk. So you would still be paying for minutes etc.
Actually not entirely true We have options now to do this as well....
Well this option always exists, but I would never want to do more than have the usage on a direct pass through. I am not a phone company or reseller.
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@Tim_G It is a bad decision.
I am working up the nerves to call an IT planning meeting. I have an Agenda worked up;
- IT productivity goals for 2017
- Security and Usage policies to update Employee Handbook
- Review short term and long term IT budgets (Ha)
- Review communications compliance for all messaging and communication channels (Double Ha)
- Actual writing an Information Access Policy (Maybe this will be me triple HA)
I have a thought, and it could be way off base. Perhaps the owners believe by having the email server here that we have better control over roaming access to our data. There is a better word for this and it escapes me right now. Its driving me nuts. It's akin to Digital Rights Management.
I have also decided that instead of discussing Office 365 I am going to refer to it as a Hybrid Deployment and then use the term compliance a lot.
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@magroover said in Moving from Exchange Online Plan 1 to In House Exchange 2016:
I have a thought, and it could be way off base. Perhaps the owners believe by having the email server here that we have better control over roaming access to our data. There is a better word for this and it escapes me right now. Its driving me nuts. It's akin to Digital Rights Management.
Governance?
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@magroover said in Moving from Exchange Online Plan 1 to In House Exchange 2016:
I have also decided that instead of discussing Office 365 I am going to refer to it as a Hybrid Deployment and then use the term compliance a lot.
Or use terms like "do it like the CIA does", because the CIA uses O365.
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You made me google "Central Intelligence Agency uses Office 365"
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@magroover said in Moving from Exchange Online Plan 1 to In House Exchange 2016:
You made me google "Central Intelligence Agency uses Office 365"
I have no idea if that is public. I got it straight from the assistant director.
