The mission of Practical 365 is to provide relevant, actionable advice on all things Microsoft, straight from the experts themselves. Regular topics will include Office 365, Exchange, PowerShell, Azure, SharePoint, and more.
We aim to make our news, tips and tutorials easy to understand and apply to real-world scenarios, helping our global community of IT professionals to optimize their Microsoft experience, and take advantage of everything that the service has to offer.
This blog started as Exchange Server Pro but evolved into Practical 365 as Microsoft shifted attention toward cloud services.
Original founder Paul Cunningham stepped down in the summer of 2018, and long-time sponsors Quadrotech – specialists in data migration and Office 365 tools – acquired the site to ensure the rich catalog of helpful resources lived on.
A new, independent editorial team was formed, with Microsoft MVPs Steve Goodman and Siegfried Jagott acting as Chief Editors.
Steve Goodman
Microsoft MVP for Office Servers and Services
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 user groups. He also enjoys recording podcasts and writing articles to share advice.
Siegfried Jagott
Microsoft MVP for Office Apps and Services
Siegfried is CEO and Principal Consultant for Atwork Deutschland GmbH, and he’s achieved Microsoft MVP status every year since 2013.
He’s the award-winning author of Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Best Practices (Microsoft Press), and has written and technical-reviewed several Microsoft Official Curriculum (MOC) courses.
He currently works on Office 365 implementations with a special focus on Security, Messaging and Identity for international customers.
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