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This week’s look back at the last seven days on the official Microsoft 365 Roadmap website reveals some new Outlook features for users and admins, along with a couple of Teams-related features.

Microsoft Outlook – New admin security features are coming and more

If you are an admin who works at a company that uses the classic Outlook for desktop, Mac, and/or mobile devices, you are getting some new security options soon:

The appearance and behavior of Report Phishing/Report Junk actions in Outlook can be controlled by admins using User Reported Settings in security.microsoft.com. Admins will be able to control whether these Report actions appear in Outlook, where these…

Introduction:

In today’s digital landscape, agencies are more and more turning to cloud-dedicated servers as a powerful solution for scaling their operations. With the capacity to offer top-notch overall performance, flexibility, and control, cloud-dedicated servers provide a roadmap to achievement for organizations aiming to accommodate growth and handle elevated demands. In this blog submission, we will explore the benefits of scaling your enterprise with cloud-devoted servers and offer a roadmap to help you leverage their capacity for attaining long-term success.

1. Understanding Cloud Dedicated Servers: Cloud dedicated servers combine the advantages of dedicated hardware with the scalability and reliability of cloud computing. Unlike shared hosting or virtual private…

PALO ALTO, Calif., July 20, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — ScaleGrid, a leading Database-as-a-Service (DBaaS) provider with its headquarters in Palo Alto, CA and with offices in Bangalore, India and Vancouver, Canada, today announced a growth equity round led by private equity firm Spotlight Equity Partners to support its growth in the managed databases market. ScaleGrid provides fully managed database hosting solutions for MySQL, PostgreSQL, Redis™, MongoDB® Database and Greenplum on both private and public clouds. The managed database market is a rapidly expanding market, and, according to Gartner, is expected to account for 50% of the total database management system market revenue by 2023. Gartner also projects that by 2022, 75% of all databases will reside in the cloud.