Common Good Cyber Workshop 2024
Register for the Common Good Cyber Workshop, at the National Press Club, in Washington, DC. The workshop presented by the Global Cyber Alliance aspires to kickstart a vital internet security initiative by nurturing a shared understanding of the issues at hand and cultivating a community united in its commitment to address it. You'll hear from speakers like: Rob Knake, ActZero Florian Schuetz, NCSC Switzerland and OECD Chair Dianna Langley, NetHope Lauren Buitta, Girl Security Mark Lagon, Georgetown University Jim Thompson, U.S. Department of State Craig Newmark, Craig Newmark Philanthropies Monica Ruiz, Microsoft Maab Ibrahim, Google.org Camille Stewart, ONCD, The White House Jason Healey, Columbia University And many more. Register for the event here to attend the event in Washington, DC Note: You must register at this link to receive information on joining the session.General availability of Universal Print in GCC/GCC High
We are excited to announce that we are bringing Universal Print to government organizations with the general availability of Universal Print in GCC/GCC High. Universal Print in GCC/GCC High aims to offer full feature parity with what exists in the commercial cloud today. To learn more, please view the announcement blog or sign up for the upcoming webinar on October 11th.
New Partner Designations
We are a Gold Partner 20+ years and trying to work through the new partner designations. We sell to government so are unable to buy Azure or credit any Azure purchases to the new designations. How are we able to fit into any of the new designations if all of them require Azure purchases?Microsoft Teams in Microsoft 365 GCC High - Overview and Strategic Direction
Two Principal Program Managers from the Microsoft Teams Engineering group, Rima Reyes and Dave Jennings, deliver an update on current capabilities within Microsoft #Teams US Government (GCC High), feature roadmaps, and an overarching look at what's to come on the platform.
Enterprise to Government Compliance Center Functionality Compariston
sarah gilbert Chris Hoard recommended that reach out here and seek your wisdom. I seek a functional comparison chart for the E series (licesenses) to the equivalent G- Government for Compliance Center. Is there such a comparison available? The challenge is that we have former non-gov IT folks now working in Gov and they are seeking/expecting functionality that was in Enterprise M365, but _appears_ to not be in Gov. We seek a "this is in e, but not in g" kind of resource. Is there such a thing? Thanks for the help and clarity on this front will greatly improve our M365 adoption!
