Tag: SharePoint Consulting

The Secret Life of Bytes

The interesting existence of data in SharePoint Online 

One of the great features of cloud computing is eliminating hardware and having instant access to applications and services wherever you may be. Many of our clients have migrated from on-premise SharePoint to SharePoint Online. Their users can access, collaborate on and share files from any browser or device. But have you ever wondered what happens to all that data being shuttled about the cloud? It turns out to be a pretty interesting story.  

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ShareGate makes it easy to migrate to SharePoint

Kiefer has had a long partnership with ShareGate. ShareGate is an invaluable tool for organizations that makes it quick and easy to migrate to SharePoint or Microsoft 365. A few benefits of ShareGate Desktop include; 

  • You can migrate all versions of SharePoint with unlimited data 
  • Organizations can reorganize and restructure SharePoint content using ShareGate Desktop 
  • The ability to monitor and secure your environment thanks to built-in and custom reports 
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Practice Makes Perfect: Kiefer’s Consulting Practice Areas

Kiefer’s expertise in our practice areas makes our team a perfect fit for your team. 

These are difficult and challenging times. It seems the moment we start to get our arms around one issue, another pops up. We’re all being pulled in numerous directions, asked to function in ways we’re not comfortable with and to do things we’re not sure we’re capable of. It’s taxing trying to manage the present. Looking ahead and contemplating upcoming needs probably seems exhausting. But you know you have to do it, so let us help you.  

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Business as Unusual: What Reopening Might Look Like for IT

We’re collectively navigating uncharted waters. How do we prepare for the unknown? 

On Tuesday, May 12 Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey sent an email to his company’s employees letting them know that if they so choose, they can work from home permanently. Work from home…forever. To some it might sound heavenly and to others, hellish. But Dorsey’s decree shines a very public spotlight on a very nebulous issue, namely, what does technology work look like after all…this?    

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5 Tips for Building an Intranet in SharePoint

Great intranets help employees do their jobs better 

“Man, I love this new intranet!” 

“What? New? The Internet has been around for decades.” 

“No, no, I said in-TRA-net. Our department just had ours rebuilt and it’s amazing!” 

“Oh, wow, ours is ancient. It looks like it was created in Angelfire. So, what makes yours so great?” 

Well…” 

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Making the Case: Why 2020 is the Year to Migrate to SharePoint Online

SharePoint Online can help your team confront an uncertain future. 

2020 will be remembered for many reasons. Certainly, it has already been a year indelibly marked by the impacts of pandemic. But 2020 will also be remembered as a year of ingenuity, resilience and courage. Above all, we will look back at 2020 as the year things changed. How we work, travel, shop, interact, entertain – everything we think, say and do will have changed in some capacity. Some changes will be significant while others will be subtle.  

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Kiefer Consulting and Ray Morgan Company Announce Strategic Partnership

FOLSOM, CALIF. and CHICO, CALIF. (March 9, 2020) – Kiefer Consulting, Inc. and Ray Morgan Company announced on Monday the two companies have formed a strategic partnership that will enable Ray Morgan Company to offer Microsoft Office 365 deployment services, SharePoint development services, Microsoft Teams, and data analytics and visualization services to their clients throughout California and Nevada.

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SharePoint 2010: The time to upgrade is now

All things must pass, and SharePoint 2010 is no exception. While most of our clients have already migrated to the cloud, we still have many clients that are using SharePoint on-prem. Most of our clients that are on-prem have kept pace with upgrades to SharePoint. We are happy to report that most of them are using SharePoint 2016 or SharePoint 2019, however, we still have organizations using SharePoint 2010.

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