Set up Skype for Business (Lync) for Mac 2011 for Office 365. If your organization is using Skype for Business (Lync) for Mac 2011, you can use it with your Office 365work or school account. To use Skype for Business (Lync) for Mac 2011 with Office 365 you need to go to the Office 365 portal and click Install Skype for Business (Lync). Microsoft Azure Stack is an extension of Azure—bringing the agility and innovation of cloud computing to your on-premises environment and enabling the only hybrid cloud that allows you to build and deploy hybrid applications anywhere.

Using your macOS device with Intune Company Portal • • 2 minutes to read • Contributors • • In this article This article lists tasks and information specific to the Company Portal for macOS. Use it to help you troubleshoot and manage your macOS device. Click any link to see more details, steps, and screenshots. Supported versions The Company Portal for macOS currently supports OS X El Capitan 10.11 and later for macOS devices. Enrolling into Intune and installing the Company Portal • • • • Things you can do when your device is enrolled in Intune • Updating the Company Portal app Updating the Company Portal app is done the same way as any other Office app, through Microsoft AutoUpdate for Mac.

Word doesn't provide anything:-) Mendeley is a 3rd party product developed to be used with other software. It's up to that developer to provide compatibility. Which version of Mendeley? According to their site the latest version (1.15.x) should be compatible with Word 2016 for Mac. Mendeley for office 2016. Go to Tools, Install MS Word Plugin in Mendeley Desktop to install the add-on in Word 2016. Make a Mendeley account. Open Word 2016 – then go to the References tab, and then there should be options to use Mendeley features to insert in-text citations and bibliographies/end.

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Have you ever been asked the question “after I enroll my device, what happens to the personal data on my device if I leave the company?” Sound familiar? I’ve heard this many times when I speak with organizations and in the past the answer was “we have the right to delete everything on your device, so you better back it up” and so on. Not all employees are comfortable with this approach because wiping a device means personal data such as photos, emails, text messages, game data, and so on may be deleted.

Especially if company policies restrict devices from saving data to cloud storage services. Some Mobile Device Management (MDM) vendors have gone as far as building their own applications to segregate email and data, however not all of these MDM vendors specialize in developing and maintaining email and productivity apps and as a consequence those apps may leave a security hole you didn’t anticipate. If you’ve standardized on or your users prefer the use of productivity apps from Microsoft such as Microsoft Outlook app, OneNote, OneDrive, and so on, unfortunately 3 rd party MDM vendors cannot apply policies nor do they have control over Microsoft Office apps whereas Microsoft does. The good news is, managing the device and applying Mobile Application Management (MAM) policies to applications is built into Microsoft Intune, so from the time devices are enrolled, once deployed, MAM policies will begin to flow to MAM enabled applications such as Microsoft Office apps. Additionally, if organizations want to maintain their current Mobile Devices Management (MDM) solution and use Intune to only apply MAM policies to applications, with the recent release of Mobile Application Management (MAM) standalone service, companies are able to do just that! Courtenay, you mean that the CORPORATE data is removed, NOT the personal data. To wit: “Remotely wipe corporate data IT administrators can remotely wipe corporate data from an Intune-managed app when the device is unenrolled from Microsoft Intune.

This feature is identity-based and will delete only the files that relate to the corporate identity of the end user. Archive emails in outlook 2013. To do that, the feature requires the app’s participation. The app can specify the identity for which the wipe should occur based on user settings. In the absence of these specified user settings from the app, the default behavior is to wipe the application directory and notify the end user that company resource access has been removed.” Correct? Or is the answer “better backup your data as the company has the right to delete all info”?