Yes! We have extensive knowledge with migration to Microsoft 365.

Surely we can! Our team can plan, deploy and manage hybrid cloud deployments based on your requirements as we are also one of the top web hosting provider in Malaysia.

Tier-1 Reseller offers the best pricing for all Microsoft products due to our contracted volume. Tier-1 Reseller also have a team of trained Microsoft 365 Sales and Support Teams that can offer the best support and services to our customers. On top of this, being a web hosting provider we can provide domain name and servers required for a complete Microsoft 365 experience. Having all services managed by a single company will ensure your technical support is streamlined making it much easier to handle.

Data will still be available for 90 days and will be deleted after 90 days.

Connecting to the internet frequently is crucial for receiving automatic upgrades and making sure that your Microsoft 365 version is up-to-date. Failure to connect to the internet after 39 days will result in reduced functionality mode, and you will see an “Unlicensed Product” error in the title bar.

To benefit from automatic upgrades and keep your apps current, you should connect to the internet frequently. Your programmes will enter a reduced capability state, and you can get an unauthorised product error if you don’t connect to the Internet at least once every 39 days. Simply sign back into Microsoft 365 after you’ve reconnected to the internet to activate your Microsoft 365 applications.

Microsoft 365 and Office 365 are two subscription-based suites of productivity tools and services offered by Microsoft. Despite their similarities, the two have a few significant distinctions:

Name and branding: Microsoft rebranded Office 365 as Microsoft 365 in April 2020. The change in branding reflects a broader vision from Microsoft to provide a more comprehensive set of tools and services beyond just the traditional Office applications.

Productivity Tools: Both Microsoft 365 and Office 365 include the core Office applications such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook. These applications are typically installed on users’ devices and are frequently updated with new features and security patches. Additional Services: Microsoft 365 offers additional services beyond the core Office applications. These services may include enhanced security features, advanced data analysis tools, cloud-based storage (OneDrive for Business), and collaboration tools (Microsoft Teams). Office 365 plans, on the other hand, may provide a subset of these additional services, depending on the specific plan chosen.

Pricing and Plans: Microsoft 365 offers several subscription plans, including different tiers for home users, small businesses, and enterprises. These plans often bundle together Office applications, cloud services, and security features. Office 365 plans, on the other hand, primarily focus on providing access to the Office applications, with different plans available for personal, home, business, and enterprise use.

Cloud-Based Services: Both Microsoft 365 and Office 365 make use of cloud-based services to enable collaboration, storage, and access to applications and files from different devices. These cloud services are typically based on the Microsoft 365 cloud platform, which offers scalability, automatic updates, and improved integration between different tools and services.

In summary, while Office 365 primarily focuses on providing access to the Office applications, Microsoft 365 encompasses a broader range of productivity tools and services, including the Office applications, collaboration tools like Microsoft Teams, cloud storage, and enhanced security features. Microsoft 365 is positioned as a more comprehensive suite for organisations and individuals looking for a complete productivity solution.

Microsoft Defender is a comprehensive suite of advanced security solutions developed by Microsoft. It offers various tools and features to protect against different types of threats, including malware, viruses, ransomware, phishing attacks, and other malicious activities.

There are different components of Microsoft Defender that cater to specific security needs :

Microsoft Defender Antivirus : It provides real-time protection against viruses, malware, and other malicious software. It employs robust scanning capabilities and behavioral analysis to detect and block threats.

Microsoft Defender Advanced Threat Protection (ATP) : ATP is an advanced endpoint security solution that helps identify, investigate, and respond to advanced threats. It uses behavioral analytics, machine learning, and threat intelligence to detect and respond to sophisticated attacks.

Microsoft Defender for Identity (formerly Azure Advanced Threat Protection) : This component focuses on detecting and preventing identity-based attacks within an organization’s network. It monitors user activities, analyzes authentication data, and identifies suspicious behavior to mitigate risks related to compromised credentials.

Microsoft Defender for Office 365 : This component is designed to protect against threats in email, documents, and collaboration tools like Microsoft Teams and SharePoint. It includes features such as anti-phishing, anti-malware, and safe attachments to safeguard against email-based threats.

Microsoft Defender for Endpoint : This solution provides advanced threat protection for endpoints (computers, laptops, and servers). It combines threat and vulnerability management, endpoint detection and response (EDR), and proactive hunting capabilities to secure devices and respond to security incidents.

As for its inclusion in Microsoft 365 plans, it depends on the specific plan you have. Microsoft 365 E5 and Microsoft 365 E5 Security plans include Microsoft Defender for Endpoint, Microsoft Defender for Office 365, and Microsoft Defender for Identity as part of their offerings. However, the availability of Microsoft Defender components may vary across different Microsoft 365 plans. It is recommended to refer to the specific plan details or consult Microsoft’s official documentation for the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding the included security features.

Microsoft 365 offers both personal and business plans tailored for different types of users and organizations. Here are the key differences between Microsoft 365 personal and business plans:

Target Users :

• Microsoft 365 Personal : Designed for individual users, households, or home-based users who want to use Microsoft 365 applications and services for personal use.

• Microsoft 365 Business : Geared towards small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) that need productivity tools, collaboration capabilities, and business-focused features.

Applications and Services :

• Microsoft 365 Personal: Includes premium versions of popular Office applications such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and OneNote for use on one PC or Mac and one tablet. It also provides access to 1 TB of cloud storage through OneDrive.

• Microsoft 365 Business : Offers the same Office applications as the Personal plan but includes additional business-oriented applications and services. These may include Exchange (email and calendar), SharePoint (document sharing and collaboration), Teams (chat, video meetings, and collaboration), and other business tools specific to the plan.

Licensing and Users :

• Microsoft 365 Personal : Includes premium versions of popular Office applications such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and OneNote for use on one PC or Mac and one tablet. It also provides access to 1 TB of cloud storage through OneDrive.

• Microsoft 365 Business : Offers the same Office applications as the Personal plan but includes additional business-oriented applications and services. These may include Exchange (email and calendar), SharePoint (document sharing and collaboration), Teams (chat, video meetings, and collaboration), and other business tools specific to the plan.

Business Management Tools :

• Microsoft 365 Business : Offers additional features for business management and security, such as device management, data protection policies, advanced threat protection, and information rights management.

Pricing and Support :

• Microsoft 365 Personal  : Priced as a subscription per individual user and generally offers personal support options.

• Microsoft 365 Business : Priced per user or per month for the organization, with different plans available based on the needs of the business. Business plans often include business-specific support options.

• It’s important to note that these are general differences, and the specific features, applications, and services may vary based on the specific plans and Microsoft’s offerings at the time. It’s recommended to refer to Microsoft’s official website or consult their documentation for detailed information about the available plans and their respective features.

Operating systems :
Windows 10/11 and the two most recent versions of macOS

CPU :
2 vCPUs with a 1 GHz or faster processor

RAM :
4,096 MB

Hard drive :
200 MB or more

.NET Framework version :
4.6.1 or later

Video :
DirectX 9 or later with the WDDM 1.0 driver

Office :
Microsoft Office 2016 and later versions

Yes, you can and it is a hassle free process. We will guide you.