Catapult, a Quisitive company, is a Microsoft-focused solutions and services firm that specializes in imagining, building and sustaining digital transformation and cloud-based solutions that people love to use. Catapult has consistently been recognized as a leading Microsoft Partner with 10 Advanced Specializations and 17 Microsoft competencies. Recent accolades include 2020 MSUS Partner Award Winner Azure – DevOps, Top Microsoft 365 Security Partner for FY20, and being named a finalist of the Data Analytics 2020 Microsoft Partner of the Year Award. Catapult has offices nationwide.
Today we had the Office 365 International User Group meeting. Luckily, we were able to find some topics to discuss! J The majority of the meeting centered around the new Office 2013 Release Preview/Office 365 (who would’ve thought!) More about that in a minute. I started out the meeting by completely avoiding the big pink…
Clearing your Windows clipboard is important because the clipboard keeps the copied content and makes it available to anyone that has access to the computer. The clipboard stores your copied data temporarily, whether that is sentences, usernames, or even passwords. The information copied is stored even after it has been pasted and it could become…
Even though most browsers are configured to suppress Javascript errors, you want to ensure that you handle these errors effectively. The best way to do this is to put all of your Javascript code within try/catch statements: function HandleBillingCodeFieldChange(idx) { try { $(“#bc_changed_” + idx.toString()).val(“1”); } catch(Exception){} …
We had a reported application issue in which the user was receiving a “Request entity is too large” over SSL only. When accessing the same application with the same data over regular HTTP, everything worked fine. Upon further research, we determined that over SSL, the entire request entity body must be preloaded during negotiation. …
I was deploying my MVC3 application into a production that did not have the proper DLLs in the GAC. So I used the handy little tool in Visual Studio that allows you to include the DLLs in the BIN folder. Simply right-click on the project in Visual Studio and select Add Deployable Dependencies. But when…
Last week Michael Fitzgerald wrote an article for Computerworld titled "Tech hotshots: The rise of the IT business analyst". The article comments on the increasing visibility and importance of business analysis in software development projects as well as emphasizes the criticality of the business analyst as a project team member. The article highlights a few key messages including: According to…
Recently I discovered that the OM Shell on my RMSe (MS1) was failing to load properly. I quickly opened up remote desktop session to another MS (MS2) in my management group to test it’s OM Shell. The OM Shell on MS2 loaded fine, pointing me back to the MS1 as the problem. Luckily for…
AUSTIN, Texas – July 19, 2012 – Catapult Systems, a Microsoft IT consulting firm, today announced that the company was honored with the 2012 Microsoft Greater Southeast Sales Excellence Award during the Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference (WPC). In addition, Microsoft recognized Catapult Systems Managing Consultants, Sean McNeill and Jason Sandys, with the elite 2012 Microsoft®…
Reference Checklists provided on TechNet: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh241301 Reference How to Move Agents to a Secondary Management Server (Operations Manager Upgrade): http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh241298 IMPORTANT: You must be running at least System Center Operations Manager 2007 R2 CU4 to perform the upgrade to 2012 If you are unable to Change the Primary Management Server from the Operations Console by right-clicking…
There are many questions to ask yourself or your customer if you are trying to outline the overall System Center 2012 Configuration Manager Infrastructure. When at all possible you should use a Single Primary Site. In the Beginning, the first question as it relates to infrastructure design that must be asked is whether they…