SN Groupe needed to migrate from an on-premises Exchange server to Microsoft 365 without replacing its on-premises CRM or its integration with employees’ calendars. Learn how CB Exchange Server Sync ensured this with bidirectional calendar synchronization.
How Can I Merge Multiple Outlook Calendars?
Effortlessly sync multiple Outlook calendars with CB Exchange Server Sync. Explore server-level synchronization and more in our article.
How To Synchronize the Global Address List and Use It in Outlook
The CB Global Address List Sync add-on can make your life even easier by synchronizing the Global Address List between Exchange Server organizations.
What Does it Mean to Synchronize Email Accounts: A Comprehensive Guide
Have you ever wondered why “email synchronization” seems to have different meanings depending on the context?
4 Ways to Synchronize Your Exchange Accounts in 2026
How can you sync several email accounts, each with their calendars, contacts, notes and tasks? Let’s look into how you can integrate accounts within the most business-popular…
Microsoft 365 Email Continuity and Beyond
Microsoft 365 outages are no longer just about delayed email delivery. Discover why email continuity is evolving and explore the four main continuity options.
Backup Is Not Continuity: Hot vs Cold Recovery for Exchange, SharePoint, and Microsoft 365
“We have backups” is not a business continuity plan. It is a recovery plan. While backups restore, your team is idle, your customers are waiting, and your recovery timeline is not under your control.
The Gap Between Having a Backup Plan and Real Business Continuity
Most business continuity plans fail in an unexpected way: secondary systems are available, but operations still stop. Users need more than the system to be available. They need their contacts, their emails, their files.
The Simplicity Trap: Why Cloud Email Belongs in Every BCP Conversation
When regulators come calling or a major outage stops operations, will “we trusted our vendor’s SLA” be enough? Blind faith in a single cloud provider’s uptime is no longer enough, especially for critical systems like email.








