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Migrating to Office 2016: Autodiscover As you may have heard, Microsoft released Office 2016 a few weeks ago into general availability, so now the primary supported version of the Office suite is the 2016 version. (This is likely the last version to use a year as its...
Tips & Tools For Software Troubleshooting and Debugging: Part 1 of 3 As a Site Reliability Engineer for the SWAT team at BitTitan, my daily life consists of working on escalations coming from the Product Group or Support Team. I’m responsible for making sure...
Time to Migrate from Exchange 2007 Now is the ideal time to migrate from Exchange 2007—and many of our Partners know it. We are seeing a very large number of migration projects from Exchange Server 2007. Typical Destination platforms include later versions of...
Tips & Tools For Software Troubleshooting and Debugging: Part 2 of 3 This post is the next in my series about Tips & Tools for debugging—read my first post here. At BitTitan, we log billions events a day, and we migrate millions of users. The scale is massive....
Partnering with BitTitan: Turning Show-Stoppers into Game-Changers Ever sent an email to a tech support alias, and received what felt like a response written by a robot? Even worse, ever felt like that robot doesn't actually give you the help you need? When you...
SMTP Errors: We Get By With a Little Help From Our Friends Earlier this week, António Vargas wrote a post on his blog about this SMTP error message he encountered while using MigrationWiz: Your migration failed checking source credentials. The SMTP address has no...
New MigrationWiz User Interface Gives Users Flexible Options MigrationWiz provides users with plenty of flexible options to perform each project. After millions of successful migrations, we were able to identify three best practices that we now recommend to each...
Thinking About Security in the Work-From-Home World: Tips from BitTitan IT Transitioning BitTitan to a one hundred percent cloud company has positioned us to be very resilient in the work-from-home transition. We’ve avoided negative impacts to productivity by...
