About Us

Tony Redmond runs his own consulting company and is the lead author for the Office 365 for IT Pros eBook (office365itpros.com). He also writes a twice-weekly column covering all things Office 365 on Petri.com. Tony is a frequent speaker at conferences and blends a mixture of executive and technology insight about the topics he covers.

You can find Tony on Twitter @12Knocksinna.

Steve works as Principal Technology Strategist for Content and Code, spending his time helping people understand how to best utilize Office 365.

He enjoys getting hands-on, solving some of the more complex problems associated with migrating to the cloud or to newer versions of Exchange Server.

As a six-time Microsoft MVP award recipient, Steve regularly talks at conferences and recording podcasts and writing articles to share advice.

You can find Steve on Twitter @stevegoodman.

Paul Robichaux, an Office Apps and Services MVP since 2002, leads product development for the Microsoft Platform Management group at Quest, the world leader in Office 365 migration, automation, reporting, and security products.

Paul’s unique background includes stints writing Space Shuttle payload software in FORTRAN, developing cryptographic software for the US National Security Agency, helping giant companies deploy Office 365 to their worldwide users, and writing about and presenting on Microsoft’s software and server products.

Paul’s an enthusiastic (but slow) triathlete, an instrument-rated private pilot, and an occasional blogger (at http://www.paulrobichaux.com) and Twitter (@paulrobichaux)

Richard is an adept product leader and experienced solutions architect with over 25 years in the IT industry, specializing in Microsoft Cloud & Hybrid technologies. As the Senior Manager of Technical Product Management for Quest, he excels in addressing the complex challenges associated with Microsoft 365 management, security, resiliency, and migration. With his extensive experience in the industry, Richard has helped both SMBs and large enterprises to consolidate, modernize, secure and transform their IT infrastructure, resulting in significant cost savings, efficiencies, and reduced overhead.

Richard is a certified Microsoft Professional, speaker, blogger, podcaster, and a technology evangelist. He co-hosts the Practical 365 podcast, where he shares his insights and tips on Microsoft 365 topics. He recently co-hosted The Experts Conference (TEC) 2023 in Atlanta, GA, and presented on multi-tenant management solutions for Microsoft 365.

Passionate about sharing his knowledge and expertise with others and learning from the best in the industry, Richard is committed to helping organizations succeed in their digital transformation journey.  You can find his past and most recent articles and more about him on his site, 365insights.blog or contact him directly on LinkedIn.

Rory Walker is the artist responsible for the cartoon imagery you see on Practical365. He’s from Bristol, England and has his work published in books, magazines and websites around the world. When he’s not in the studio painting and drawing, it’s most likely that he’ll be swimming somewhere or be buried under a pile of 85% read books. He’s a prime candidate for an honory MVP.

Jennifer LuPiba is the Chair of the Quest Software Customer Advisory Board, engaging with and capturing the voice of the customer in such areas as cybersecurity, disaster recovery, management and the impact of mergers and acquisitions on Microsoft 365, Azure Active Directory and on-prem Active Directory. She also writes thought leadership articles and blogs aimed at the c-suite to evangelize the importance of these areas to their overall business. She chairs The Experts Conference, a yearly event focused on pure AD and Office 365 training at the 300 and 400 level for the boots-on-the-ground Microsoft admins and managers.

Jacob Stokes is a Content Marketing Specialist at Quest Software and Managerial Editor of Practical 365. He helps to facilitate and plan guest appearances on the Practical 365 Podcast, interacts with followers of the blog via social media, recruits new talent at Microsoft events, and ensures blog scheduling runs smoothly.