Microsoft announced some interesting new features for Outlook on the web.

In recent years, one of the biggest advancements in Outlook has been the ability to share and edit files stored in the cloud right from your inbox. OneDrive has long been integrated across Outlook and comes preconfigured with every Outlook account. In addition, our Outlook mobile apps support Box, Dropbox and Google Drive. And early this year, we announced support for Box and Dropbox in Outlook.com as well.

Over the past few months, many of us increased the number of Office 365 Groups created at O365. If you are using Office 365 and haven’t yet moved traditional Distribution Groups (also known as Distribution Lists or DLs) over to Office 365 Groups, here are a few of the advantages of making the move.

1. Every Office 365 Group has a shared mailbox with a searchable history of email conversations within the group, so new members have access to all of the content and context that predates their membership

Note: With a Distribution Group, new members only see discussions starting from when they joined

Today Microsoft is announcing the latest set of Cumulative Updates for Exchange Server 2016 and Exchange Server 2013. YES, Even if you are at Office 365, but still have Hybrid Mode, you NEED to install it on your Exchange servers that are deployed On-Premises!

Even when more and more companies are moving to Office 365, in some architectures (for big Enterprises), we still keeping Exchange servers on-premises. So, it’s VERY important to build Exchange servers in the way that they will support all business requirements! 🙂