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How to Fix QuickBook𝖘 payrolƖ update not working issue?
I’m having trouble applying the most recent payrolƖ update. The update appears to download without any issues, but when I try to install it, the process seems to get stuck or doesn’t complete. I’ve been trying to resolve this problem for the past two days, but so far nothing has worked.
I’m having trouble applying the most recent payrolƖ update. The update appears to download without any issues, but when I try to install it, the process seems to get stuck or doesn’t complete. I’ve been trying to resolve this problem for the past two days, but so far nothing has worked. Read More
How to Fix QuickBook𝖘 hosting mode is off after update?
I’m having trouble with QuickBook𝖘 showing “Hosting Mode Off” even though it should be on. This prevents multi-user access and disrupts our workflow. Has anyone encountered this issue before? What steps did you take to resolve it? Any insights or additional troubleshooting tips would be greatly appreciated.
I’m having trouble with QuickBook𝖘 showing “Hosting Mode Off” even though it should be on. This prevents multi-user access and disrupts our workflow. Has anyone encountered this issue before? What steps did you take to resolve it? Any insights or additional troubleshooting tips would be greatly appreciated. Read More
How to Fix if QuickBook𝖘 has stopped working after update?
I’m facing a critical issue with QuickBook𝖘 after the recent update. Since updating to the latest version (details: QuickBook𝖘 Desktop Pro 2024, version 24.1.12.500), the application crashes immediately upon opening. I’ve tried restarting my computer, reinstalling QuickBook𝖘, and even running it in compatibility mode, but nothing seems to work.
I’m facing a critical issue with QuickBook𝖘 after the recent update. Since updating to the latest version (details: QuickBook𝖘 Desktop Pro 2024, version 24.1.12.500), the application crashes immediately upon opening. I’ve tried restarting my computer, reinstalling QuickBook𝖘, and even running it in compatibility mode, but nothing seems to work. Read More
Partner Blog | What’s new for Microsoft partners: July 2024 edition
We are listening to partner feedback and considering the diversity of the partner community as we continue to enhance the Microsoft AI Cloud Partner Program to help you and your customers realize the greatest results from our latest technology. In this blog, you’ll find links to expert insights, the latest learning materials, and upgraded benefits from the past four months to boost your growth this year.
Announcements
MCAPS Start for Partners: We recently celebrated the kickoff of our new fiscal year at Microsoft with MCAPS Start for Partners. Our inaugural digital event is designed to include partners in the Microsoft go-to-market strategy early in the fiscal year and foster collaboration to drive collective success. View the on-demand keynote and breakouts in this Partner blog.
Partner Launch, Partner Success Core, and Partner Success Expanded Benefits: We launched three new benefit packages earlier this year that are designed to suit the diverse needs of our partners at different growth stages and help them achieve greater success. The packages are all now generally available to every partner. At MCAPS Start for Partners, we announced that we will be adding and updating more than 20 new product licenses into many of those benefit packages in the coming months, including Microsoft Copilot, Defender for Endpoint, and GitHub. Learn more by tuning in to the on-demand sessions from the event.
2024 Microsoft Partner of the Year Awards: We recently announced the winners and finalists of the 2024 Microsoft Partner of the Year Awards, recognizing exceptional contributions and innovations from our global partners. The partners recognized with these awards demonstrate the monumental impact that Microsoft partners are delivering to customers. They also showcase outstanding successes and innovations across technologies and industries through business transformation and social impact. Check out this year’s winners and finalists.
New Copilot+ PCs bring partner opportunity: Together with our device partners, we have introduced Copilot+ PCs, a new category of Windows PCs designed for AI. These devices create new opportunities for all partners to support customers into the future.
Expanding the Secure Future Initiative (SFI): After launching SFI last November, Microsoft is now expanding this initiative to better protect our partners and customers. Read on the Partner blog about the important role partners play in securing our ecosystem.
Advancing accessibility impact: In recognition of Global Accessibility Awareness Day in May, Chief Partner Officer Nicole Dezen wrote on the Partner blog about accessibility advancements, the Accessibility Horizon Methodology, and resources for increasing inclusion.
2024 Work Trend Index: Microsoft and LinkedIn released our report into the state of AI at work, sharing insights into how AI is reshaping the labor market and what AI tools employees are looking for.
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Why doesn’t OneDrive support metadata and custom views?
Does OneDrive not support metadata?
Problem
The only details I can see are as follows: Type, Modified, Added, Date created, Path Size. But my files have so much more metadata and categorizations.
SharePoint file management is nice
The experience in SharePoint is great; it has all of our files packed with useful metadata; at one organization I was even able to remove all folders and rely only on libraries and metadata, providing UI via web parts like the Highlighted Content, Feed, and Public Views. File duplicates across hundreds of people went from thousands to zero for the majority of the time. Time searching for files went down to mere seconds. Collaboration increased. File integrity improved. On other sites, we had a mixture of folders and metadata, but still those Public Views were invaluable for managing our department data.
Onedrive seems to lose much of my file data!
But moving over to OneDrive, it seems all that file storage functionality has been lost. Even existing file metadata seems to get lost during transfers. Devs seem to be throwing in some AI stuff, memories, but for some reason failing to listen to community feedback and add this basic functionality; even with complaints where Onedrive use resulted in lost and corrupted file metadata. Now they’ve announced the Next Generation of OneDrive but the topic doesn’t seem to be addressed. I see requests and complaints on the internet going back years, including many over the past 12 months over on the feedback portal. Most of this feedback seems to go ignored though.
Is there a reason why Microsoft hasn’t allowed users to create a metadata column or to create custom views of our OneDrive libraries?
Does OneDrive not support metadata? ProblemThe only details I can see are as follows: Type, Modified, Added, Date created, Path Size. But my files have so much more metadata and categorizations. SharePoint file management is niceThe experience in SharePoint is great; it has all of our files packed with useful metadata; at one organization I was even able to remove all folders and rely only on libraries and metadata, providing UI via web parts like the Highlighted Content, Feed, and Public Views. File duplicates across hundreds of people went from thousands to zero for the majority of the time. Time searching for files went down to mere seconds. Collaboration increased. File integrity improved. On other sites, we had a mixture of folders and metadata, but still those Public Views were invaluable for managing our department data. Onedrive seems to lose much of my file data!But moving over to OneDrive, it seems all that file storage functionality has been lost. Even existing file metadata seems to get lost during transfers. Devs seem to be throwing in some AI stuff, memories, but for some reason failing to listen to community feedback and add this basic functionality; even with complaints where Onedrive use resulted in lost and corrupted file metadata. Now they’ve announced the Next Generation of OneDrive but the topic doesn’t seem to be addressed. I see requests and complaints on the internet going back years, including many over the past 12 months over on the feedback portal. Most of this feedback seems to go ignored though. Is there a reason why Microsoft hasn’t allowed users to create a metadata column or to create custom views of our OneDrive libraries? Read More
Viva Goal Access Restriction
I am looking to restrict the other users so that they should not see other user goal. Currently users can change the filter in explorer or in My OKR and see other user goal.
Please advise how i can restrict the access.
I am looking to restrict the other users so that they should not see other user goal. Currently users can change the filter in explorer or in My OKR and see other user goal. Please advise how i can restrict the access. Read More
SharePoint Search Query exclude specific pages based on custom field value
In our [site pages] library, we added a [Status] column with values [Current, Archive, Draft]. Essentially, in the search results, I only want site pages that have ‘current’ status. Is it possible to do this in Query Builder or other means (i.e. Microsoft Search Verticals)?
In our [site pages] library, we added a [Status] column with values [Current, Archive, Draft]. Essentially, in the search results, I only want site pages that have ‘current’ status. Is it possible to do this in Query Builder or other means (i.e. Microsoft Search Verticals)? Read More
How to Fix QuickBook𝖘 Error PS036 after update?
Hi All,
I encountered an issue recently while trying to renew my subscription in QuickBook𝖘 Desktop. Every time I attempt to download the latest updates, I keep getting Error PS036. This error has halted my processing and I’m unsure how to resolve it.
Hi All,I encountered an issue recently while trying to renew my subscription in QuickBook𝖘 Desktop. Every time I attempt to download the latest updates, I keep getting Error PS036. This error has halted my processing and I’m unsure how to resolve it. Read More
move spaces to a given column via worksheet command
i am 81 yoa and my lady is sickly. Among other things she has type 1 diabetes and heart problems.
I am building a worksheet containing foods and their calories and carbs.
i want to blank out input a column when she has completed her food menu and is done inputting. How can I do that?
I also want to protect all columns in the worksheet except the one for her input.
I am using Microsoft Professional + 2013 Office on a pc via wireless in Windows 11.
can anyone help me? I would be happy to attach a copy of the worksheet but i don’t see how!
Thanks in advance!
i am 81 yoa and my lady is sickly. Among other things she has type 1 diabetes and heart problems.I am building a worksheet containing foods and their calories and carbs.i want to blank out input a column when she has completed her food menu and is done inputting. How can I do that?I also want to protect all columns in the worksheet except the one for her input. I am using Microsoft Professional + 2013 Office on a pc via wireless in Windows 11.can anyone help me? I would be happy to attach a copy of the worksheet but i don’t see how!Thanks in advance! Read More
How to Fix QuickBook𝖘 Error PS038 after update?
I’m encountering a frustrating issue with QuickBook𝖘 Desktop when trying to update my tax tables. Every time I attempt to download the latest updates, I’m getting Error PS038. This problem has halted my processing, and I’m seeking guidance on how to resolve it.
I’m encountering a frustrating issue with QuickBook𝖘 Desktop when trying to update my tax tables. Every time I attempt to download the latest updates, I’m getting Error PS038. This problem has halted my processing, and I’m seeking guidance on how to resolve it. Read More
Understanding OKR permissions and privacy: not obvious parent-child logic!
Hi,
Wanted to share our experience and evolving understanding of OKR permissions and privacy to see if it matches with what others see and need.
Step 1 – Viva Goals provides a feature to make Objectives or Key Results “private” by setting the permissions to “Only selected people can view and align”. Given we have some Key Results that expose sensitive financial results, for those KR we set the permissions to just a limited set of people. This all feels good as a little “lock” appears beside the KR.
Step 2 – Some of those private KRs are grouped under a parent Objective that we also make “Private” as everything under the Objective is private. However, some of the private KRs are grouped under Objectives that also have KRs that are public, so those parent objectives are kept “public”.
Outcome: we assumed that all the KRs that we made private are indeed private. But to our surprise, this does not seem to be the case. When the private KR is child to a public Objective, then people who are NOT in the permission list can this see the KR and its result. Exactly what we wanted to avoid!
In the case of private KRs that are child to a private Objective, the general public can see the private Objective but they can not open it and see any of its child: which is good! (even though we thought they would not even see the private objective!).
So our conclusion is that to make KRs truly private they NEED to be grouped under a Private objective, not a public one. And it needs to be clear that this private Objective is actually visible to all. This is a relatively acceptable workaround once one is aware of it. However the User Interface of Viva Goals is deceptive in the way that it lets the KR creator think that its KR is private, when it actually is not.
Have others used the OKR privacy settings and see similar outcomes? Other experiences or recommendations on how to make sure private OKRs are truly private?
Hi,Wanted to share our experience and evolving understanding of OKR permissions and privacy to see if it matches with what others see and need.Step 1 – Viva Goals provides a feature to make Objectives or Key Results “private” by setting the permissions to “Only selected people can view and align”. Given we have some Key Results that expose sensitive financial results, for those KR we set the permissions to just a limited set of people. This all feels good as a little “lock” appears beside the KR.Step 2 – Some of those private KRs are grouped under a parent Objective that we also make “Private” as everything under the Objective is private. However, some of the private KRs are grouped under Objectives that also have KRs that are public, so those parent objectives are kept “public”.Outcome: we assumed that all the KRs that we made private are indeed private. But to our surprise, this does not seem to be the case. When the private KR is child to a public Objective, then people who are NOT in the permission list can this see the KR and its result. Exactly what we wanted to avoid!In the case of private KRs that are child to a private Objective, the general public can see the private Objective but they can not open it and see any of its child: which is good! (even though we thought they would not even see the private objective!).So our conclusion is that to make KRs truly private they NEED to be grouped under a Private objective, not a public one. And it needs to be clear that this private Objective is actually visible to all. This is a relatively acceptable workaround once one is aware of it. However the User Interface of Viva Goals is deceptive in the way that it lets the KR creator think that its KR is private, when it actually is not.Have others used the OKR privacy settings and see similar outcomes? Other experiences or recommendations on how to make sure private OKRs are truly private? Read More
Three New Capabilities to Modernize your SQL Server Anywhere with Azure Arc | Data Exposed
With the latest enhancements in SQL Server enabled by Azure Arc, you can modernize your SQL Servers outside Azure and also assess options for end of support SQL Servers 2012 and 2014. On this episode of Data Exposed with Anna Hoffman and Dhananjay Mahajan, we will cover the:
• Migration Assessment preview to identify the SQL Servers that are ready to migrate to Azure
• Physical core model for unlimited virtualization to save on costs
• Extended security updates for flexible monthly billing model to extend azure operations and management of your SQL Server
• Azure copilot now in pre-preview for Arc enabled
Resources:
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New Blog | Portal extension for Azure Firewall with DDoS protection
By Saleem Bseeu
Introduction
In the ever-evolving landscape of network security, Azure Firewall has emerged as a key player. As a managed, cloud-based network security service, it provides essential protection for your Azure Virtual Network resources. Cyber threats are increasingly sophisticated and frequent, the importance of robust security measures like Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) protection cannot be overstated. DDoS attacks can cripple services, making them unavailable to users, which can have significant business implications. One of the motivations for integrating DDoS protection into the Azure Firewall creation flow is to simplify the process for users. Many users who deploy Azure Firewall also enable DDoS protection to protect their network resources. However, for those who may not be aware of the importance of DDoS protection or prefer a more straightforward setup process, the new creation flow makes it easier to enable this feature. By integrating DDoS protection into the Firewall creation process, users can activate this essential security measure with just a few clicks, enhancing the overall security of their network environment.
The New Azure Firewall Flow Creation (Integrating DDoS Protection)
The new Azure Firewall flow creation process represents a significant advancement in network security management. This process is designed to be user-friendly, providing a more streamlined experience for setting up and managing firewalls. These improvements not only enhance the user experience but also contribute to a more secure network environment.
The new creation process is notable for its integration of DDoS protection, allowing users to activate this feature seamlessly during setup. This integration streamlines the process of enabling DDoS protection on Azure Firewall public IPs, making it easily accessible to users of all skill levels with just a few clicks. When customers activate DDoS Protection, they can enroll in DDoS IP Protection or DDoS Network Protection SKUs. These SKUs provide value-added features and capabilities, beyond the basic platform-level DDoS protection that safeguards Azure’s infrastructure and services. DDoS attacks targeting your applications and resources are mitigated with a profile that is automatically adjusted to your expected traffic volume, along with attack alert notifications, logging and monitoring, cost protection, and DDoS Rapid Response (included with DDoS Network Protection). This ensures that, even in the event of a DDoS attack, services remain available and secure, which is vital in today’s digital environment where service availability can have a direct impact on business operations.
Note: This new flow creation is now available for preview. To access it, use the URL preview.portal.azure.com.
Exploring the New Service Creation Flow
Let’s delve into the new service creation flow and learn how to navigate it. Start by accessing the Firewall service in your Azure portal and initiate the creation of a new Firewall.
This initial step mirrors the process used in the past to create your Firewall. You’ll need to select the resource, name, region, and availability zones that suit your needs. When it comes to Firewall SKU, you’re presented with three options: Standard, Premium, and Basic. To gain a better understanding of which Firewall SKU aligns with your requirements, refer to Choose the right Azure Firewall SKU to meet your needs | Microsoft Learn
Read the full post here: Portal extension for Azure Firewall with DDoS protection
By Saleem Bseeu
Introduction
In the ever-evolving landscape of network security, Azure Firewall has emerged as a key player. As a managed, cloud-based network security service, it provides essential protection for your Azure Virtual Network resources. Cyber threats are increasingly sophisticated and frequent, the importance of robust security measures like Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) protection cannot be overstated. DDoS attacks can cripple services, making them unavailable to users, which can have significant business implications. One of the motivations for integrating DDoS protection into the Azure Firewall creation flow is to simplify the process for users. Many users who deploy Azure Firewall also enable DDoS protection to protect their network resources. However, for those who may not be aware of the importance of DDoS protection or prefer a more straightforward setup process, the new creation flow makes it easier to enable this feature. By integrating DDoS protection into the Firewall creation process, users can activate this essential security measure with just a few clicks, enhancing the overall security of their network environment.
The New Azure Firewall Flow Creation (Integrating DDoS Protection)
The new Azure Firewall flow creation process represents a significant advancement in network security management. This process is designed to be user-friendly, providing a more streamlined experience for setting up and managing firewalls. These improvements not only enhance the user experience but also contribute to a more secure network environment.
The new creation process is notable for its integration of DDoS protection, allowing users to activate this feature seamlessly during setup. This integration streamlines the process of enabling DDoS protection on Azure Firewall public IPs, making it easily accessible to users of all skill levels with just a few clicks. When customers activate DDoS Protection, they can enroll in DDoS IP Protection or DDoS Network Protection SKUs. These SKUs provide value-added features and capabilities, beyond the basic platform-level DDoS protection that safeguards Azure’s infrastructure and services. DDoS attacks targeting your applications and resources are mitigated with a profile that is automatically adjusted to your expected traffic volume, along with attack alert notifications, logging and monitoring, cost protection, and DDoS Rapid Response (included with DDoS Network Protection). This ensures that, even in the event of a DDoS attack, services remain available and secure, which is vital in today’s digital environment where service availability can have a direct impact on business operations.
Note: This new flow creation is now available for preview. To access it, use the URL preview.portal.azure.com.
Exploring the New Service Creation Flow
Let’s delve into the new service creation flow and learn how to navigate it. Start by accessing the Firewall service in your Azure portal and initiate the creation of a new Firewall.
This initial step mirrors the process used in the past to create your Firewall. You’ll need to select the resource, name, region, and availability zones that suit your needs. When it comes to Firewall SKU, you’re presented with three options: Standard, Premium, and Basic. To gain a better understanding of which Firewall SKU aligns with your requirements, refer to Choose the right Azure Firewall SKU to meet your needs | Microsoft Learn
Read the full post here: Portal extension for Azure Firewall with DDoS protection
Error code 0x800ccc1a
Hello,
i have an problem with outlook. I use windows 7 and when i am starting outlook there is the error code 0x800ccc1a and i cant get and send email.
Thanks for helping,
Best wishes
Laurenz
Hello,i have an problem with outlook. I use windows 7 and when i am starting outlook there is the error code 0x800ccc1a and i cant get and send email.Thanks for helping, Best wishesLaurenz Read More
Delegate
We are trying to use PowerShell to set the delegation of a user’s calendar to an other user’s account.
Add-MailboxFolderPermission -Identity [EMAIL_ADDRESS1]:Calendar -User [EMAIL_ADDRESS2] -AccessRights Editor -SharingPermissionFlags Delegate,CanViewPrivateItems
We ran the script, however, it only set the delegation to “Delegate Only” and we wanted to set it to “Both my delegate and me” so both people can receive and respond to the meeting invite.
Any way to achieve that?
We are trying to use PowerShell to set the delegation of a user’s calendar to an other user’s account. Add-MailboxFolderPermission -Identity [EMAIL_ADDRESS1]:Calendar -User [EMAIL_ADDRESS2] -AccessRights Editor -SharingPermissionFlags Delegate,CanViewPrivateItems We ran the script, however, it only set the delegation to “Delegate Only” and we wanted to set it to “Both my delegate and me” so both people can receive and respond to the meeting invite. Any way to achieve that? Read More
Save Big on Hosting Your Fine-Tuned Models on Azure OpenAI Service
We’ve heard your feedback loud and clear: folks want to fine tune their models, but the pricing can make experimentation too expensive. Following our update last month to switch to token based billing for training, we’re reducing the hosting charges for many of your favorite models!
Starting from July 1, we have reduced the hosting charges for many Azure OpenAI Service fine-tuned models, including our most popular models – the GPT-35-Turbo family. For folks less familiar with our service, models need to be deployed before they can be used for inferencing – and when deployed, we charge an hourly rate for hosting models. Don’t need to use your model right away? We store up to 100 non-deployed fine tuned models per resource, for free!
The new prices are published on the Azure OpenAI Service Pricing page, and listed below:
Base Model
Previous Price
New Price
(Effective July 1, 2024)
Babbage-002
$1.70 / hour
$1.70 / hour
Davinci-002
$2.00 / hour
$1.70 / hour (15% off)
GPT-35-Turbo (4K)
$3.00 / hour
$1.70 / hour (43% off)
GPT-35-Turbo (16K)
$3.00 / hour
$1.70 / hour (43% off)
Why do we charge for hosting? When you deploy a fine tune model, you’re covered by the same Azure OpenAI SLAs as our base models, with 99.9% uptime, and hosted continuously on Azure infrastructure rather than being loaded on demand. This means that once your model is deployed, there’s no wait for inferencing. And, because you’re paying for your deployment, we charge a relatively low price for inferencing (the same as the equivalent base model).
When comparing different services, you can consider the tradeoff between a fixed price for hosting and a higher per-token rate for inferencing. Because Azure OpenAI has a fixed hosting cost and low inferencing charges, for heavier inferencing workloads it may be much cheaper compared to services that just charge a premium on tokens. For example, if we assume a standard 8:1 ratio for input to output tokens and compare the costs of using a fine-tuned GPT-35-Turbo model, when your workload surpasses ~700K tokens / hour (~12K TPM), Azure OpenAI becomes the cheaper option.
We hope this will make it easier for you to use these models and explore their capabilities. Thank you for choosing Azure OpenAI Service. Happy fine tuning!
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send messages to a team’s chat using graph api on python
Hi!
Id like to receive some help.
I want to know it its possible to send a message to a chat gruop. The object its to code a python script which among other things it sends a message to a concrect group on teams (just a chat group, not a channel). I’ve all permissions required but until now i’ve not accomplished what i want to.
If what i want its possible, do i have to authenticate everytime i run the code or there’s some way to auto-authenticate?
I’ve tried using this guide https://learn.microsoft.com/es-es/graph/api/chatmessage-get?view=graph-rest-1.0&tabs=python
but could not to get nothing.
If someone could help me with any code example i’ll be gratefull
Hi!Id like to receive some help.I want to know it its possible to send a message to a chat gruop. The object its to code a python script which among other things it sends a message to a concrect group on teams (just a chat group, not a channel). I’ve all permissions required but until now i’ve not accomplished what i want to. If what i want its possible, do i have to authenticate everytime i run the code or there’s some way to auto-authenticate?I’ve tried using this guide https://learn.microsoft.com/es-es/graph/api/chatmessage-get?view=graph-rest-1.0&tabs=pythonbut could not to get nothing. If someone could help me with any code example i’ll be gratefull Read More
General Availability: Customer Key Onboarding Service
We are thrilled to announce the General Availability of the Customer Key Onboarding Automation Service, a game-changer for organizations in highly regulated industries. This feature has been designed to streamline and simplify your onboarding process for Customer Key, delivering significant time savings and efficiency improvements.
Key Benefits:
Faster Onboarding: The average onboarding process duration has been reduced from 1.5 weeks to just one hour. You can now seamlessly register your subscriptions, automatically verify the configuration of your Azure Key Vault and subscription resources, and onboard your tenant without needing email communication with Microsoft.
Enhanced Feedback: The service now provides detailed configurations needed for each resource. Intuitive feedback includes specific error messages and guidance on what needs to be fixed, making the process even smoother.
Unsupported Scenarios:
However, we plan to expand the service’s capabilities to include these scenarios in the future.
Government tenants
Tenants using managed HSMs will still require manual onboarding.
For more information on how to use the Customer Key Onboarding Automation Service, please visit Onboard using the Customer Key Onboarding Service.
We are excited about the improvements this service brings and look forward to continuing to enhance your experience with Microsoft 365.
Sincerely,
The M365 Data-at-Rest Encryption Team
We are thrilled to announce the General Availability of the Customer Key Onboarding Automation Service, a game-changer for organizations in highly regulated industries. This feature has been designed to streamline and simplify your onboarding process for Customer Key, delivering significant time savings and efficiency improvements.
Key Benefits:
Faster Onboarding: The average onboarding process duration has been reduced from 1.5 weeks to just one hour. You can now seamlessly register your subscriptions, automatically verify the configuration of your Azure Key Vault and subscription resources, and onboard your tenant without needing email communication with Microsoft.
Enhanced Feedback: The service now provides detailed configurations needed for each resource. Intuitive feedback includes specific error messages and guidance on what needs to be fixed, making the process even smoother.
Unsupported Scenarios:
However, we plan to expand the service’s capabilities to include these scenarios in the future.
Government tenants
Tenants using managed HSMs will still require manual onboarding.
For more information on how to use the Customer Key Onboarding Automation Service, please visit Onboard using the Customer Key Onboarding Service.
We are excited about the improvements this service brings and look forward to continuing to enhance your experience with Microsoft 365.
Sincerely,
The M365 Data-at-Rest Encryption Team
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Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia transforms fundraising with Moore
Experts at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) have delivered many firsts in pediatrics—from the first bilateral transplant to the first fetal heart surgery, and the breakthroughs for children continue to happen every day. They developed a new tool to better study genetic variants linked to childhood cancer and other diseases. And they are advancing an in-utero cure for sickle cell disease, which affects one in every 375 African Americans.
“We provide some of the world’s leading pediatric care and research, pioneering approaches that help kids grow up healthier,” says Jon Thompson, Associate Vice President of Philanthropic Strategy and Technology at CHOP. As the nation’s first pediatric hospital, CHOP serves patients from around the world, consults on the most difficult cases at other hospitals, and invents life-saving strategies used across the globe.
To fund this critical work, CHOP sought to maximize its fundraising through deeper constituent relationships. The children’s hospital partnered with Moore, the constituent experience management company that leverages data and predictive modeling to advance nonprofits’ fundraising goals. Moore is also part of the Microsoft Tech for Social Impact (TSI) Digital Natives Partner Program, which accelerates the impact of cloud-first software providers through technical, AI-focused expertise and go-to-market support.
Moore developed a novel constituent identity solution and pipeline for CHOP using Microsoft Azure. “With Moore, we have built something that the industry hasn’t seen before—a data-powered, constituent-first marketing operation that links people and causes,” Thompson says. “Microsoft, specifically the Azure platform, allows us to scale that. This technology ultimately drives empathy and human connection.”
Experts at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) have delivered many firsts in pediatrics—from the first bilateral transplant to the first fetal heart surgery, and the breakthroughs for children continue to happen every day. They developed a new tool to better study genetic variants linked to childhood cancer and other diseases. And they are advancing an in-utero cure for sickle cell disease, which affects one in every 375 African Americans.
“We provide some of the world’s leading pediatric care and research, pioneering approaches that help kids grow up healthier,” says Jon Thompson, Associate Vice President of Philanthropic Strategy and Technology at CHOP. As the nation’s first pediatric hospital, CHOP serves patients from around the world, consults on the most difficult cases at other hospitals, and invents life-saving strategies used across the globe.
To fund this critical work, CHOP sought to maximize its fundraising through deeper constituent relationships. The children’s hospital partnered with Moore, the constituent experience management company that leverages data and predictive modeling to advance nonprofits’ fundraising goals. Moore is also part of the Microsoft Tech for Social Impact (TSI) Digital Natives Partner Program, which accelerates the impact of cloud-first software providers through technical, AI-focused expertise and go-to-market support.
Moore developed a novel constituent identity solution and pipeline for CHOP using Microsoft Azure. “With Moore, we have built something that the industry hasn’t seen before—a data-powered, constituent-first marketing operation that links people and causes,” Thompson says. “Microsoft, specifically the Azure platform, allows us to scale that. This technology ultimately drives empathy and human connection.”
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Data disk is full
Hi
my database disk is full. I want to extend the disk. Is there any recommendation before extending?
regards
Himy database disk is full. I want to extend the disk. Is there any recommendation before extending? regards Read More
