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Security and reliability

Exchange Online helps protect your information with advanced capabilities. Anti-malware and anti-spam filtering protect mailboxes. Get a Exchange Online Protection Trial or Office 365 Professional Trial to see how good it works. Data loss prevention capabilities prevent users from mistakenly sending sensitive information to unauthorized people. Globally redundant servers, premier disaster recovery capabilities, and a team of security experts monitoring Exchange Online around the clock safeguard your data. And with a guaranteed 99.9% uptime, financially-backed service level agreement, you can count on your email always being up and running.

Stay in control

Maintain control over your environment while gaining the advantage of hosting your email on Microsoft servers. Manage your organization efficiently with the Exchange admin center, an easy-to-use, web-based interface. Run In-Place eDiscovery across Exchange, SharePoint, and Skype for Business data from a single interface through the eDiscovery Center. With mobile device policies, you can create approved mobile device lists, enforce PIN lock, and remove confidential company data from lost phones. And IT-level phone support is available to you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Easy to use and maintain

It’s easier than ever to provide your users with the business email they need to stay productive. Automatic patching eliminates the time and effort of maintaining your system. Give your users an In-Place Archive, so they can keep all their important data in one place. And provide them with anywhere access to email, calendar, and contacts on all major browsers and across devices. Integration with Outlook means they’ll enjoy a rich, familiar email experience with offline access.

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Though we live in an age of nearly-ubiquitous broadband, it still seems like certain pages don’t load as quickly as one would like. After you’ve tried changing your ISP (Internet service provider), or ordering a T1 internet connection, consider that many problems can be solved with a series of tips and tricks, outlined below.

The first area to make changes is your browser. Microsoft’s Internet Explorer once held an overwhelmingly large market share, but that’s no longer the case. Browsers such as Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, and Safari from Apple have all become increasingly popular. They are free to install and render websites much more efficiently than Internet Explorer. Plus, they have two additional benefits, both of which can help keep your computer and internet running fast. First, these browsers are more secure, including precautions to prevent malware such as viruses from being installed, a common cause of computer slowness. Also, these browsers allow the user to install extensions, or programs designed to modify the browser’s functionality.
Extensions can be used to remedy another common cause of perceived Internet slowness. More and more websites include Flash and JavaScript. While neither is inherently bad, more content takes more time to load and render. Of you feel you can do without the bells and whistles, there are extensions designed to block this content from being downloaded and shown on your computer. AdBlock Plus just blocks advertising, but Flashblock blocks all Flash content. If you’re not ready to go that far, ClickToFlash is a great extension. It stops Flash content from being shown initially, but gives the user the option of clicking to display it.
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These are only a few of the most common causes of Internet slowness. Hopefully one of the solutions will work for you!