Akumina and Office 365 (in 2016).

Prior to 2011, this organization did not have a centralized intranet for the entire company – for all intents and purposes, the launch in February 2011 was their first. The SP2010 launch saw an immediate spike in active use – jumping to 56% of all employees using the tool every day. Seemingly not bad, right? The problem was that after countless hours of research, design and building the final product that was launched was actually very basic – supporting only single-stream news articles, basic calendar functions and SharePoint-based-experience document collaboration. Additionally, the site was custom built and extremely ridged. It could not be easily updated without significant IT intervention, there was no vision or ability for added features and functions without significant investmentsBakken drug cases net string of guilty pleas

Moses Lake man among 10 deals

BILLINGS – Prosecutors have netted a string of guilty pleas among the suspects in an interstate drug trafficking case that’s highlighted the criminal underside of an oil boom sweeping the Northern Plains.

The latest to admit to federal charges was Robert Farrell Armstrong of Moses Lake, described by authorities as the supplier for a large methamphetamine ring that operated in the Bakken oil patch and elsewhere in Montana.

On Wednesday, the 49-year-old Armstrong pleaded guilty to possession of methamphetamine with intent to distribute during an appearance before U.S. District Judge Susan Watters in Billings.

He faces a mandatory minimum of 10 years to life in prison and a fine of up to $10 million.

Armstrong, also known as “Dr. Bob,”