Digital sovereignty in Switzerland: What companies need to know. Digital sovereignty is not a new topic in Switzerland, but the current situation is prompting a reassessment. International tensions, increasing geopolitical uncertainties, and legal frameworks such as the US CLOUD Act are leading Swiss companies to take a closer look: Where is our data really located? Who could potentially access it in a crisis…
Microsoft 2026: The Most Important Announcements at a Glance. Microsoft is kicking off 2026 with important announcements. Several new features are coming next year that will affect all companies using Microsoft 365. One thing is clear: the often-heard claim that Microsoft only raises prices is simply not true. 2026 will bring price adjustments, new features within…
Microsoft 365 for advanced users: How to make a difference with the right plans Digital transformation is rapidly changing the world of work and companies must continuously adapt to remain competitive. Microsoft 365 plays a central role in this environment. The platform combines the familiar Office applications with modern cloud services and offers companies of all sizes powerful tools...
Artificial Intelligence in Everyday Work: Opportunities, Hurdles, and a Community Event with a Practical Focus Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer a futuristic topic—it has arrived in everyday working life. Tools like Microsoft 365 Copilot demonstrate how AI can support employees in their daily work. However, the path to successful implementation still presents stumbling blocks for many companies. Three…
Microsoft 365 Business Premium: New add-ons for greater security and compliance. Starting September 1, 2025, Microsoft will offer new add-ons for Microsoft 365 Business Premium. These add-ons expand the popular productivity suite for SMBs with additional security and compliance features—with three new suite offerings and clearly defined license limits. 🔐 New…
From 2025: The new Outlook is coming - this is how you prepare! The new version of Outlook has been available for some time and can be tested. In January 2025, Microsoft will get serious: The classic Outlook, which many still use, will finally be replaced by the new version. But what does that mean for you and your company? The changeover...