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Red Level's Marketing Manager

Red Letter IT Newsletter – August 2018

Let's take a look at these 5 quick but important IT stories you should know about: MICROSOFT EVENT: Office 365 Summit Recap We assembled a team of experts to share best practices on security for Office 365 with tech leaders from around Metro Detroit. TECH NEWS: What's The "Power" In Microsoft's Power BI (Business Intelligence)? An impactful cloud-based tool that transforms a company’s data into rich visuals for its employees so they can focus on what matters. BLOG: Phishing Scam Target Travelers And Hotels Cyber-criminals will take advantage of any situation that separates people from their money. RED LEVELER SPOTLIGHT: James Graff Loves A Good Quest"What was great about it was that I was able to save them money and time, and that freed up resources for other IT investments." SECURITY AWARENESS BREAKFAST: Educating Metro Detroit On The Latest Threats And Trends In IT Security Listen to the news today and your almost afraid to turn on your ...

Kristy Mossoian2023-02-16T16:01:35+00:00

Meet The Team – James Graff Edition

Meet the people who make it happen at Red Level for our clients every day. James Graff is one of our Senior Account Executives. He has been at our headquarters for over 3 years. We asked James a few questions for you to get to know him a little better! What's your favorite restaurant? "I don't have one specific favorite restaurant, but I do enjoy' a great filet. Cameron's, Grey Ghost and Fleming's are just a few of my favorites." What's your favorite pastime? "I enjoy both golf and hunting." Why did you choose to work in IT? "I'm not sure! I went to school for Sales and Business Marketing, and I somehow ended up in IT." Favorite sport? "It's hard to choose between football, golf and hockey because I enjoy them all." What is your favorite vacation spot? "When I was growing up, it was our family ...

Kristy Mossoian2023-02-16T16:01:35+00:00

SharePoint Search Results to CSV

I recently came across the need to provide a report of all documents, list items, pages, etc., from a SharePoint 2010 farm, that contained a certain set of words. Search does this, however, there is no out-of-the-box method to export your search results from your site to a spreadsheet. Sure you could conduct your search and copy and paste what’s on the screen, but there’s the paging cursor to contend with. If your search yields anything above just a couple of pages you’re looking at a lengthy, and very boring, task. PowerShell to the rescue! I’ve found myself uttering that phrase a lot lately. PowerShell saves me a lot of time. Being mostly developer-oriented and focused I often cracked open Visual Studio to knock out console apps left and right to perform a number of specialized tasks using the SharePoint Object Model. However, with my latest engagement being primarily focused ...

Kristy Mossoian2023-02-16T16:02:04+00:00

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