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Microsoft Outlook outage disrupts work, classes across Savannah area
Jordan Lee
Jordan Lee
Senior Reporter · Savannah, GA
Jordan Lee has spent over a decade chronicling Savannah’s vibrant arts scene, having previously worked at Creative Loafing Savannah and the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. A graduate of Georgia State University, Jordan blends a background in art history with journalism to offer rich, compelling narratives about local artists and cultural events.
More from Jordan →Senior Reporter · Friday, November 13, 2026 at 10:44 PM · 1 min read
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - A worldwide Microsoft Outlook outage disrupted businesses, government operations and schoolwork across the Savannah area, with some users unable to access the service for up to 16 hours through Friday morning.The effects extended beyond email for some people who rely on Microsoft services for daily work and classroom assignments.“I mean it’s a total disruption to daily activities within an organization, from business transactions, emails get lost in this situation so data may be lost,” said Joel Gulick, founder and owner of Computer Solutions Inc.
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The city of Savannah and the Savannah-Chatham County school system said they were working to recover data potentially lost during the outage. Memorial Hospital and the Chatham Emergency Management Agency use different systems and were not as affected.Some students also reported trouble accessing assignments and group projects on Microsoft services.“One of my classes we had a group assignment project and none of us could
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Friday, November 13, 2026
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